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Franz Boas (født 9. juli 1858 i Minden i Westfalen, død 21. december 1942 i New York City) var en tysk-amerikansk antropolog og lingvist - oprindeligt uddannet i geografi. Boas levede det meste af sit liv i USA. Han betragtes som den første etnografiske feltarbejder i moderne forstand, og som grundlæggeren af Antropologien som disciplin i USA.
Franz Boas Schülerinnen der 2. Generation: die "Culture and Personality"-Studies. Als Schülerinnen der 2. Generation werden diejenigen Schülerinnen bezeichnet, die Franz Boas am Barnard College (ein reines College nur für Frauen) unterrichtete. Boas 1911 erschienenes Buch "The Mind of Primitive Man" regte an, sich mit der Bedeutung von ...
Franz Boas (1858–1942) Anthropologist Faculty 1896–1936. Boas is the early-twentieth-century scholar most responsible for discrediting the then-dominant scientific theories of racial superiority. Through his elaboration of cultural relativism as an alternative theoretical framework, he came to have an enormous influence on the development ...
10. Dez. 2020 · Franz Boas war von 1896 bis 1905 Kurator des American Museum of Natural History. The New York Historical Society / Getty Images Arbeiten in der Anthropologie. Boas wurde 1899 der erste Professor für Anthropologie an der Columbia University, nachdem er drei Jahre lang als Dozent auf diesem Gebiet tätig war.
19. Mai 2008 · Franz Boas, anthropologist, ethnologist, folklorist, linguist (born 9 July 1858 in Minden, Westphalia, Germany; died on 21 December 1942 in New York City, NY). Boas deeply influenced the direction of anthropological methods in the study of human culture in Canada and the United States. He is heralded as the “Father of American Anthropology ...
Franz Boas - Kultur, Sprache, Rasse : Wege einer antirassistischen Anthropologie. Monografie. Volksgeist as method and ethic : essays on Boasian ethnography and the German anthropological tradition . Monografie. Franz Boas : the early years ; 1858 - 1906. ...
Early practitioners of American anthropology, especially Franz Boas (1858–1942), are known as much for their studies of human growth as for work in cultural studies, archaeology, or linguistics. Boas was especially interested in the changes in body size and shape following migration from Europe to the United States.
