A Brief History of Media Anthropology

Media anthropology is nothing new. Media and anthropology have been inalienably linked since the beginning of anthropology. Anthropologists have experimented with a wide variety of media to communicate anthropology to new audiences. This interaction between anthropologists and the media has rarely been formalized in terms of studies which allow us to make broad generalizations and thus utilize the experiences of others

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• Archaeology on Television, 1937

  Sara Perry•Public Archaeology•2017

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• An Anthropological View of Television Journalism

  James Lett•Human Organization•1987

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• The living and the dead

  W Lloyd Warner•The living and the dead•1975

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• Visual anthropology

  John Collier•Visual anthropology•1986

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• The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (Paper))

  Richard D Lambert•The Annals of the American…•2001

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• Theories of mass communication.

  Melvin L De Fleur•Theories of mass communication.•1982

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• Section of Anthropology

  Open Access•Margaret Mead•Transactions of the New York…•1947

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• The Future of International Broadcasting

  Open Access•Francis S Ronalds•The Annals of the American…•1971

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• The Documentary Tradition--From Nanook to Woodstock

  Peter Harcourt, Lewis Jacobs et al.•Cinema Journal•1972

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• Navajo Filmmakers

  Open Access•Sol Worth, John Adair•American Anthropologist•1970

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• Some Effects of Radio Moscow's North American Broadcasts

  Don D Smith•Public Opinion Quarterly•1970

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• America's Short-Wave Audience

  Don D Smith•Public Opinion Quarterly•1969

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• An Anthropologist Looks at the Movies

  Open Access•Hortense Powdermaker•The Annals of the American…•1947

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• The Study of Culture At A Distance

  Joseph W Mcgee, Margaret Mead et al.•The American Catholic Sociological…•1954

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• Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

  Sister M Inez Hilger, Mischa Titiev•The American Catholic Sociological…•1959

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• Anthropology

  Alexander Goldenweiser•Geographical Journal•1938

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• Hollywood dream factory

  Open Access•Magali Sarfatti Larson, Magali Larson et al.•Society•1972

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