The root in ancient Greek anthropos means human and -logia means discourse or study, and -genesis means the process of creation or origin. Anthropology, therefore, is quite literally the study of humans, whereas anthropogeny is the breakdown of the word anthropos agai but with the link word -geny (γένη, γένος) which again literally means the study of the birth and gender of humans. According to the ancient Greeks who came up with the terms, anthropology is the sum of many sciences relating to the human study. There is social, economic, civil and comparative anthropology.
The root in ancient Greek anthropos means human and -logia means discourse or study, and -genesis means the process of creation or origin. Anthropology, therefore, is quite literally the study of humans, whereas anthropogeny is the breakdown of the word anthropos agai but with the link word -geny (γένη, γένος) which again literally means the study of the birth and creation of humans. According to the ancient Greeks who came up with the terms, anthropology is the sum of many sciences relating to human study. There is social, economic, civil and comparative anthropology.
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