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19th Century Anthropologists

One of the most difficult concepts to understand in anthropological studies is the view of culture held by the 19th century evolutionary anthropologists. The model was broken up into two categories: Civilized and primitive. The 19th century popular view of the civilized was that of a moral force. The primitive cultures were “brute savages.” The previous century had a bit of a different view of these two cultures. In that period, the civilized were deemed as corrupt and the primitive were “noble savages.” The model went on to discuss the evolution of society. The linear evolution diagram shows how different things diverted from simple to comple

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