British social anthropology, wider processes, and causal overdetermination

Abstract

British structural-functionalist anthropology famously faces an objection that it is incapable of dealing with the influence of wider processes. An analytical response to this objection, which at least needs to be registered, is that some wider processes can be ignored when there is causal overdetermination.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
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