Examples from literature

• But as anthropologists we must try, what is so much harder, to be candid about ourselves. 
• Remember that the anthropologist is trying to be the historian of long perspective. 
• The religious man has to be a man of the world, a man of the wider world, an anthropologist. 
• There is a real danger lest the anthropologist should think that a scientific view of man is to be obtained by leaving out the human nature in him. 
• They have, indeed, been studying not botany but ethnology, searching for traces of that species of primitive man known to anthropologists as the Hun. 
• Yet to a pathologist, or anthropologist, the survivals of beliefs must always be curious and attractive illustrations of human nature.