#anthropologist

• Female anthropologist — The feminine form of 'antropolog'; a female specialist in anthropology, the science dealing with the complex study of human beings from biological, evolutionary, cultural, linguistic, and social standpoints. This researcher analyzes the origins of mankind, anatomical population diversity, kinship structures, myths, and behaviors of archaic or modern communities.
• Anthropologist — A person specialized in anthropology, the science dealing with the comprehensive and comparative study of human beings from biological, evolutionary, social, linguistic, and cultural standpoints. This specialist analyzes the prehistoric origins of mankind, genetic and anatomical population diversity, as well as kinship structures, myths, traditions, and organizational forms of both archaic and modern communities.
• Female anthropologist — The feminine form of 'antropolog'; a female specialist in anthropology, the science dealing with the complex study of human beings from biological, evolutionary, cultural, linguistic, and social standpoints. This researcher analyzes the origins of mankind, anatomical population diversity, kinship structures, myths, and behaviors of archaic or modern communities.
• Anthropologistic thinker — A person who adheres to the current of anthropologism or who advocates for reducing philosophical problems to the study of human nature. As an adjective, it describes an author, a work, a thesis, or a method of analysis grounded in the principles of anthropologism, focused on explaining culture through biological or psychophysical determinisms.
• Bachofen — A surname of Swiss origin, universally associated with Johann Jakob Bachofen (1815-1887), a famous jurist, philologist, and social anthropologist. He is recognized as one of the pioneers of evolutionary anthropology due to his seminal work 'Mother Right' (Das Mutterrecht, 1861), in which he formulated the first systematic theory regarding the existence of a prehistoric matriarchal stage in human social evolution.