Spiro, Melford E. (1992) "On the strange and familiar in recent anthropological thought."

Price, David H. and Peace, William J. Un-American anthropological thought: The Opler-Meggers exchange.

And the Smithsonian article said he pitted himself "against the mainstream of anthropological thought."

His current research in Denmark involves the history of anthropological thought, and the connections between anthropological and social theory.

This school of anthropological thought was the first to be uniquely American and Boas (his school of thought included) was, arguably, the most influential anthropological thinker in American history.

The evidence coming from science was based on contemporary anthropological thought on racial classifications.

His theoretical orientation was within the Boasian mainstream of anthropological thought, emphasizing cultural relativism and opposed to the cultural evolutionism of the Victorian era.

Gennep's work exercised a deep impact on anthropological thought.

She uses the idea of relatedness to move away from a pre-constructed analytic opposition which exists in anthropological thought between the biological and the social.

Feminist anthropologist Sally Slocum argues that there has been a longstanding male bias in anthropological thought as evidenced by terminology used when referring to society, culture and humankind.