Could Anarchy Save Japanese Communities? — An Interview With Ko Hayakawa

<p>This image is not wrong. Most of the cultural anthropologists go to other countries to study the local people: what they eat, their familial values, how they view gender, etc.</p> <p>Anthropology is divided into two main fields: biological anthropology and cultural anthropology. The first one studies congenital traits, by researching bones and DNA for example. The second one is often called sociocultural anthropology in English-speaking countries. It studies people&rsquo;s acquired traits, their ways of thinking, for example, their humor.</p> <p>Cultural anthropology is studying how people think. Why? To understand human beings.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/kokoro-media/could-anarchy-save-japanese-communities-an-interview-with-ko-hayakawa-4852557f3a23"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>