1 Introduction to Thinking Anthropologically Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University and Patricia C. Rice, West Virginia University 2 What Anthropologists Look For: Patterns Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University 3 Thinking Holistically Holly Peters-Golden, University of Michigan 4 Thinking Theoretically Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University 5 Using Science to Think Anthropologically Robin O'Brian, Elmira College and Patricia C. Rice, West Virginia University 6 Thinking about Change: Biological Evolution, Culture Change, and the Importance of Scale Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ohio State University and Jeffrey A. Kurland, Pennsylvania State Uni-versity 7 Why Do Anthropological Experts Disagree? Anne Campbell, Washington State University and Patricia C. Rice, West Virginia University 8 Thinking and Acting Ethically in Anthropology Ann Kingsolver, University of South Carolina 9 Applying Anthropological Knowledge Aaron Podolefsky, Central Missouri State University 10 Making Ideas Researchable Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University and Patricia C. Rice, West Virginia University 11 Thinking Anthropologically about "Race": Human Variation, Cultural Construction, and Dispelling Myths Yolanda T. Moses, University of California Riverside 12 Thinking with Gender Paloma Gay y Blasco, University of St. Andrews (Scotland) 13 Fieldwork: Collecting Information Philip Carl Salzman, McGill University Barbara J. King, College of William and Mary Norah Moloney, Institute of Archaeology, University College of London and Norma Mendoza-Denton, University of Arizona 14 How to Take Anthropology Tests Mary Pulford, Lake Superior College and Patricia C. Rice, West Virginia University