Richard E. Wolf

Richard E. Wolf was an influential American anthropologist and scholar known for his work on social structures, kinship, and culture in indigenous societies, particularly in Latin America. His research often focused on understanding how traditional communities organize their social relationships, economic activities, and cultural practices. Wolf contributed to theories about how societies maintain coherence and adapt to change through kinship systems and communal responsibilities. His work helps us appreciate the complexity and resilience of indigenous cultures and offers insights into human social organization across different societies.