This thinker studied women's dress fashions and found that no external causes determined their style. In his studies of the Anapaho and Medieval Europe, this person postulated that while environmental conditions limited subsistence patterns, they did not determine cultural output. This man claimed that geniuses arose from certain cultural conditions in his book Configurations of Culture Growth. This man borrowed a term from Herbert Spencer to describe his vision of culture as a being of its own, irreducible to individuals. In addition to writing about the (*) "superorganic" while at Berkeley, this anthropologist learned about the Yana tribe from a subject who his wife Theodora wrote a book a
This thinker studied women's dress fashions and found that no external causes determined their style. In his studies of the Anapaho and Medieval Europe, this person postulated that while environmental conditions limited subsistence patterns, they did not determine cultural output. This man claimed that geniuses arose from certain cultural conditions in his book Configurations of Culture Growth. This man borrowed a term from Herbert Spencer to describe his vision of culture as a being of its own, irreducible to individuals. In addition to writing about the (*) "superorganic" while at Berkeley, this anthropologist learned about the Yana tribe from a subject who his wife Theodora wrote a book about "in two worlds." For 10 points, name this anthropologist who studied a number of Indians in California, including Ishi, the last Yahi.
This thinker studied women's dress fashions and found that no external causes determined their style.
Alfred {Kroeber}