Chess Anthropologist
Chess Anthropologists explore the cultural significance, history, and sociological impact of chess. They study how chess has been used as a tool for education, diplomacy, warfare, and even divination throughout history. They also examine the role of chess in popular culture, from its appearance in literature, film, and television to its use as a metaphor and a teaching tool.
Educational Background
Most Chess Anthropologists have a strong background in both anthropology and chess. They typically earn a bachelor's degree in one of these fields, and then go on to pursue a master's degree or PhD in the other. Some Chess Anthropologists also have experience as professional chess players or coaches.