A Companion to Moral Anthropology

“This thrilling survey at once points to a rich future for anthropology, without diminishing the ethical and moral debts contemporary anthropologists owe to their predecessors.”
- Jonathan Spencer, University of Edinburgh

“Morality--for long the preserve of philosophers, preachers and educators--increasingly attracts psychologists, cognitive scientists and even economists. This richly rewarding book displays the distinctive insights and lively debates anthropologists are bringing to an exciting new field.”
- Steven Lukes, New York University