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Antropologi dan Teka-Teki Silang

Seberapa kenal anda sebagai mahasiswa terhadap antropologi?

Tentu ini sulit untuk dijawab bagi yang tidak memahami batasan dari ilmu antropologi. Anda menyebut ini sebagai antropologi namun tidak memahami bagaimana ilmu tersebut bekerja dan bermanfaat terhadap masyarakat luas. Semua tampak abu-abu antara ilmu pangkal dengan buaran antropologi. Ini semua berawal dari ketidakmampuan kita membaca dan menganalisis bagian-bagian terpenting dari ilmu ini. Sungguhpun demikian, hal tersulit dari belajara adalah aplikasi dari ilmu tersebut.

Bagaimana anda mau menjadi antropologi jika menulis segini saja sudah kelelahan. Anda membutuhkan banyak amunisi untuk menulis sebuah berita yang menyenangkan dan latihan secara kontinyu untuk mendapatkan tulisan yang bermutu.

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