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The overview begins with an introduction to Edward B. Tylor's foundational role in anthropology and his broad definition of culture as a "complex whole," which includes knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, and custom. The presentation breaks down these aspects, emphasizing their importance in shaping human society. Concluding with Tylor's contribution, it highlights the comprehensive and multifaceted nature of culture, stressing the significance of understanding culture to appreciate societal diversity.