functionalism in anthropology
Functionalism in anthropology is a theoretical perspective that focuses on the functions and roles of social institutions, beliefs, and behaviors in a given society. It emphasizes the idea that these aspects of culture serve a purpose in maintaining social order and contribute to the overall functioning of a society.
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