Anthropologists and the Bible

Kuper, Adam (2016) Anthropologists and the Bible. In: Local Knowledge, Global Stage. Histories of Anthropology Annual . University of Nebraska Press, Nebraska, USA, pp. 1-30. ISBN 9780803288102
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The anthropology of religion was shaped by – and sought to influence – new understandings of the scriptures. Maintaining an uneasy, often unacknowledged, usually one-sided dialogue with biblical scholarship, the Victorian anthropologists introduced new comparative perspectives. Succeeding schools of anthropology applied their own particular analytical methods. Over a period of 150 years, despite changes in intellectual fashions, the anthropology of the bible has been a testing ground for the anthropology of religion.


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