NAVAJO CULTURE

Introduction

Over the past few years in our country, the word anthropology imperceptibly has introduced into scientific use. Like mushrooms after the rain began to appear, the title of which the word appears, in the curriculum of leading and liberal arts colleges flashed lecture courses on the history of anthropological exercise in scientific journals, and then began to publish material in anthropology. So what exactly is the mysterious science? What areas of knowledge it covers? And finally, what is meant by the word scientists who call themselves anthropologists? We began to highlight some of the facts of Navajo, its culture and their impact on the people (Massalski, 2009).

The Navajo or Navaho are known as group of American Indians living in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. They occupy a place important in American history and have been studied by many anthropologists and some historians. The literature on the Navajo is immense (Jacobsen, 2012).

This paper aims to introduce the reader to anthropological concept of culture. Central theme of anthropological discussions over the past years, the subject has proved inexhaustible, why those who have the interest to go deeper must resort to references appears at the end of the volume. The intention was to develop text and teaching and therefore, provide quite clear and simple integration over the culture they follow.

Discussion

The communicative ethics cannot forget this basic truth. Merely proclaim the abstract principle of equality of all subjects of argument, they would be committing the liberals who after saying that all men have the right to establish a bank, they forget that this right has practical sense very different to a toiler and a member of the Rothschild family. An anthropologist can study the Navajo culture because it has received funding from the Ford Foundation, but the Navajo culture has to finance a ...