"Medicine Man," A Film of Anthropology

Anthropology is a multidisciplinary field of science and scholarship, which includes the study of all aspects of humankind. Various fields of Anthropological comparative study of humanity can be detected in the film "Medicine Man," including natural science, social science, and humanities. This film addressed Cultural Anthropological issues involving cultural relativism, ethnography, and science and the scientific method.

Cultural relativism, the view that all ethical truth is relative to a specified culture, was a theory that Dr. Robert Campbell utilized to prevent him from making judgments of the Amazonian natives based upon his own cultural beliefs (Sutton, Yohe 395). Rather he overlooked the differences and accepted the indigenous people for their own cultural continuity, which truly made him value Amazonian aborigine society because he denoted that no cultures are better or worse than others. Dr. Campbell recognizes th

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