The Vietnamese word "nhân loại học" translates to "anthropology" in English.
Anthropology is the study of humans, their societies, cultures, and development over time. It examines various aspects of human life, including social structures, languages, customs, and historical evolution.
In advanced discussions, you might encounter subfields of anthropology, such as: - Nhân loại học văn hóa (Cultural anthropology): Focuses on cultural variations among humans. - Nhân loại học sinh học (Biological anthropology): Studies the biological and physical development of humans. - Nhân loại học khảo cổ (Archaeological anthropology): Explores past human societies through their material remains.
In specific contexts, "nhân loại" can refer to "humanity" or "mankind," while "học" means "study" or "knowledge." Together, they emphasize the study of human beings and their existence.