Stewart (anthropology, Temple U.) introduces field methods and the decision-making process for choosing methods in the textbook. Chapters cover basic definitions and assumptions; the recognition of ev
Weiser (a graphoanalyst) and Hargrave (a writer focusing on non-verbal communication) apply their areas of concern to legal practice. They offer advice to lawyers concerning jury selection, the use of
In this concise, readable synthesis of Mead's work in the social sciences, the breadth, scope and continued relevance of his pragmatic philosophy is emphasised. Baldwin gives an overview of the compon
