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REPRESENTATIONS ARTICLE (WILLIAM MONTAGUE COBBS)
Representations Article (William Montague Cobbs)
This representation will highlight the achievements and ideas of William Montague Cobbs. William Montague Cobbs was a renowned and distinguished physical anthropologist and anatomist who began his work at Howard University as an assistant professor in the field of anatomy (Blaky and Watkins 842). He was a prolific activist whose works led to the establishment of Medicare in the U.S. In addition, he led organizations that advocated for equal medical education and desegregation of hospitals (Blaky and Watkins 842). It would be prudent to note that William Montague Cobbs had a background in biological anthropology which further underlined his nonracialized appreciation of human biodiversity.
Cobbs works in activism and scholarship influenced researchers in the public health and physicians in medical careers. His work also made a major contribution in physical anthropology through an early incarnation of biological and cultural factors in humans (Blakey and Wtkins 842). In his view, successful activists acquire the necessary resources that are likely to come in handy in anatomical science. This is more so the case when it comes to challenging baseless racist assertions (Blacky and Watkins 842-843). As a founder of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Cobbs was able to make thorough survey of collections in anatomy.
Cobbs also authored more than 1100 publications in...…would therefore have a different look in their specific context. There are also those who have in the past argued that under a single rubric of a specific religion, that there would be a sense of meaning or practice to emerge from, or belong to a specific category of religion such as Christianity or Buddhist (Hausner 483). With such form of belonging which may be seen as a unitary identity, people may attempt to display differences within the said religions in the same way that physicists do when they retract bands of light that are contained in one stream of light. Therefore, the differences in rubric gives rise to anthropology of…
Works Cited
Blakey, Michael L and Watkins, Rachael. “Cobb’s most well-known articles was “Race and Runners” which appeared in 1936”. The Anatomical Record, 305(4), 2022, 838-848. https://doi.org/10.1002/ar.24818Cobb, Montague W. Race and Runners. Howard University. 1936.
Housner, Sondra L. “The comparative anthropology of religion, or the anthropology of religion compared: a critical comment”. Social Anthropology, 28(2), 2020, 482-495. https://doi.org/10.1111/1469-8676.12766
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