Ethnographies

Explore a curated collection of essential ethnographies and groundbreaking books in cultural anthropology. Dive deep into immersive studies of global cultures, societies, and human behavior. Discover classic and contemporary ethnographic works—from Margaret Mead to David Graeber—that offer rich, firsthand insights into the rituals, structures, and everyday life of communities around the world. Perfect for students, researchers, and lifelong learners, this list highlights the very best in ethnographic literature, including influential studies on kinship, power, and the anthropology of modern life. Uncover the stories that shaped the field and the seminal authors whose work continues to define how we understand humanity.

The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea Cover
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The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea

 

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Ya̦nomamö Cover
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Ya̦nomamö

 

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The Tiwi of North Australia. Cover
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The Tiwi of North Australia.

 

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The official preppy handbook

 

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The SAGE handbook of qualitative research Cover
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The SAGE handbook of qualitative research

 

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The testimony of lives

 

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The Rope of Moka Cover
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The Rope of Moka

 

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