Re: Truth, kids and Socrates.2

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On 22 Apr 96 at 13:12, Read, Dwight ANTHRO wrote:

> McCreery replies:
>
> " To keep the pot boiling, let me offer
> the observation that cultural anthropology, as currently practiced,
> is not a science. It may, however, be part of a larger scientific
> enterprise, the study of human behavior. [stuff deleted]...

Hi,

Isn't it more exciting to be part of a discipline defining itself so
as to become a science, rather than one that has already been
structured? Especially one that can address itself to just what
civilization(s) is?


Ka Xiik Keech Ya Utzil,

John Pastore
Writer/Guide in 'El Mayab'
("The Mayan Homeland")
venture@cancun.rce.com.mx

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