'Sociality as the human condition' -- subject(s): Anthropology,
Social participation, Philosophical anthropology, Anthropology of
religion, Philosophy, Social groups
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In "Beowulf," elements of cultural anthropology can be seen through the portrayal of Anglo-Saxon society and customs, such as the importance of kinship and loyalty. Archaeological anthropology can be applied to analyze the material culture described in the epic, like armor and weapons. Linguistic anthropology can be utilized to examine the evolution of the Old English language used in the text.