The old physical anthropology

In the eighteenth century, workers in general biology, medicine, and physical anthropology knew little about human physiology. As a result, they heavily stressed mystical, essentialist classifications of organisms, constitutional types, and diseases. Comparative morphology and diagnostic systems prevailed. At different times and for somewhat different reasons, these older paradigms were abandoned and newer ones adopted. Late in this scientific revolution, in the midtwentieth century, the new physical anthropology was born

Biological anthropology · Essentialism · Mysticism · Sociology · Anthropology · History · Nutrition, Genetics, and Disease · Philosophy

• Perilous Ideas

  Eric R Wolf, Joel S Kahn et al.•Current Anthropology•1994

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• The old and the new physical anthropology in the careers of E. A. Hooton and W. M. Krogman

  Open Access•Edward E Hunt•American Journal of Human Biology•1991

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• Popular Fiction and the Zimbabwe Controversy

  Open Access•Daniel Tangri•History in Africa•1990

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• Early Physical Anthropology, Confirmation, and Australian Aboriginal Brains

  Daniel Tangri•Australian Archaeology•1989

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• Artificial cranial deformation in South America

  Open Access•I Pérez•Journal of Archaeological Science•2007

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• Thomas Bateman, Crania Britannica , and Archaeological Chronology

  Open Access•Deborah Harlan•European Journal of Archaeology•2017

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• Antropología biológica y neurociencias

  Open Access•P N Gonzalez, A C Arias et al.•Revista Argentina de Antropología…•2022

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• Carleton Stevens Coon

  Open Access•Edward E Hunt•American Journal of Physical…•1982

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• Physical anthropology in 1918 and the founding of the U.S. journal

  Open Access•Michael A Little•American Journal of Physical…•2018

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• Advances in somatotype methodology and analysis

  Open Access•J E Lindsay Carter, William D Ross et al.•American Journal of Physical…•1983

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• Obituary

  Open Access•Paul T Baker, Bill Anckar et al.•American Journal of Physical…•1992

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• Developmental Systems and Inequality

  Kathryn A Hicks, Kathryn Hicks et al.•Current Anthropology•2014

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• Where was Raymond Dart wrong

  Goran Strkalj•African Studies•1998

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• Philosophie Zoologique

  Open Access•Todd M Freeberg•Encyclopedia of Evolutionary…•2019

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• The Biological Foundations of Language

  Eric H Lenneberg•Hospital Practice•1967

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• The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

  Thomas S Kuhn, Thomas Kühn et al.•Physics Today•1963

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• The structure of scientific revolutions

  Dennis Holland, Thomas S Kuhn•La Structure des révolutions…•1976

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• Section of Anthropology

  Open Access•S L Washburn•Transactions of the New York…•1951

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• The varieties of human physique

  Otto Klineberg•Psychological Bulletin•1941

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• Aristotle's De Partibus Animalium I and De Generatione Animalium I (With Passages from II. 1-3)

  L R Lind, Aristotle Aristotle et al.•The Classical World•1975

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• Human constitution

  Open Access•Edward E Hunt•American Journal of Physical…•1952

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• The growth and interrelations of skinfolds and brachial tissues in man

  Open Access•Paul T Baker, Edward E Hunt et al.•American Journal of Physical…•1958

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• A note on growth, somatotype and temperament

  Open Access•Edward E Hunt•American Journal of Physical…•1949

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• The Birth of the Clinic

  Michel Foucault•Birth of the Clinic•2012

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• The Death of Adam

  Open Access•Lawrence Oschinsky, John C Greene•Anthropologica•1960

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• Anthropology Today

  Sol Tax, Loren C Eiseley et al.•The Jewish Quarterly Review•1953

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• Chinese Body Divination

  Bardwell L Smith, William A Lessa•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1969

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• Anthropometry, Genetics and Racial History

  Open Access•Edward E Hunt•American Anthropologist•1959

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