Description: (Anthropologist)
W. Lloyd Warner was an influential anthropologist and sociologist who applied British functionalism techniques to study American culture. He conducted extensive fieldwork in rural communities, examining social stratification, religious beliefs, and kinship systems. Warner emphasized the impact of social roles, status, and cultural norms on individual behavior. His research significantly advanced the understanding of societal structures and dynamics in the United States, leaving a lasting impact on the fields of anthropology and sociology. Warner's legacy continues to inspire research in culture and social organization.