Anthropology and Sociology

Anthropology is the study of humans, past and present, encompassing our cultural practices, societies, and biological evolution. It seeks to understand how people live, think, and adapt across different times and places. Sociology, on the other hand, examines contemporary human social behavior and group interactions within societies. It analyzes social relationships, institutions, and patterns that influence our daily lives. While anthropology often looks at the broad scope of humanity through time, sociology focuses more on current social structures and issues. Both fields aim to deepen our understanding of human life and the forces that shape it.