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Content: Some of the aspects of the Anthropological Perspective are culture, cultural relativism, fieldwork, human diversity, holism, biocultural focus. The four main perspectives of Anthropology are the or comparative emphasis, its emphasis, its ecological emphasis, and its holistic emphasis (Dudgeon). From an anthropological perspective, these concepts are related to each other and they are also seen as integrated with one another. In order to understand the origin and the history of human beings, and to acknowledge global cultured and communities, people should be able to consider anthropological perspectives in their both social and academic lives. Anthropological perspective is very important because it looks at shared aspects of humanity like language, cultural connections, economics, and curiosity to find the common thread. What makes the Anthropological Perspective unique is that unlike other social scientists, anthropologists look beyond the confines of our own society and compare it to the beliefs and practices of other societies, past, and present (Dudgeon). The holistic, and comparative approach can help us think more deeply about other people and cultures, and live more consciously in our global world. It also changes your way of thinking about the world with a wider appreciation of the human experience. It allows us to understand how the evolutionary package inherited from our ancestors work in environment. Sources: