Question

question 2 1 pts which of the following does not describe a contemporary anthropological perspective? anthropologys perspective is evolutionary: it seeks to understand how humans got to be the way we are today, both biologically and culturally. anthropologys perspective is holistic: it seeks to understand the human species through our cultures, histories, languages, and biology, and the interconnectivity of these complex systems. anthropologys perspective is comparative: it considers similarities and differences in a wide range of human societies before making generalizations about what it means to be human. anthropologys perspective is ethnocentric: it compares the social structure of primitive societies to the developed civilizations of north america and europe to determine the evolutionary progress of different cultures.

Explanation:

Contemporary anthropology avoids ethnocentrism. It aims to understand cultures on their own terms, not through the lens of one's own culture to judge evolutionary progress. The other three - evolutionary, holistic, and comparative - are key contemporary anthropological perspectives.

Answer:

Anthropology's perspective is ethnocentric: it compares the social structure of primitive societies to the developed civilizations of North America and Europe to determine the evolutionary progress of different cultures.