Edward Bruner

== Early life ==

== Early life ==

Edward Bruner was born in September 1924 in New York City, and attended [[Stuyvesant High School]], which is a highly competitive, college-preparatory public high school requiring a rigorous entrance exam. After World War II, he attended [[Ohio State University]], where he met his wife, Elaine C. Bruner. Intending to transfer to [[Columbia University]], he took a summer course with anthropologist [[Alfred L. Kroeber]] and decided to switch to anthropology. He completed his undergraduate anthropology degree at Ohio State University and did his graduate work at the [[University of Chicago]].

Edward Bruner was born in September 1924 in New York City, and attended [[Stuyvesant High School]]. After World War II, he attended [[Ohio State University]], where he met his wife, Elaine C. Bruner. Intending to transfer to [[Columbia University]], he took a summer course with anthropologist [[Alfred L. Kroeber]] and decided to change his major to anthropology. He obtained bachelor's and master's degrees at Ohio State University and earned a doctorate from the [[University of Chicago]].

== Professional life ==

== Professional life ==