2006 Program - Society for Applied Anthropology
... place on March 28th, the first day of the meetings. The spotlight of this day will shine on regional themes, including regular sessions as well as some special presentations. Our goal is to provide conference goers and members of the local community with an opportunity to learn more about the city a ...
... place on March 28th, the first day of the meetings. The spotlight of this day will shine on regional themes, including regular sessions as well as some special presentations. Our goal is to provide conference goers and members of the local community with an opportunity to learn more about the city a ...
Planting a Seed: Ute Ethnobotany, A Collaborative Approach in
... ten-year endeavor. The main concern was the use of the ethnobotanical data as a management tool for the many requests that her office handles for input on managing archeological sites on federal lands. Chapoose takes issue with the compartmentalized approach utilized by federal agencies. Native Amer ...
... ten-year endeavor. The main concern was the use of the ethnobotanical data as a management tool for the many requests that her office handles for input on managing archeological sites on federal lands. Chapoose takes issue with the compartmentalized approach utilized by federal agencies. Native Amer ...
this PDF file - Student Journals @ McMaster University
... to self-consciousness: it invents nations where they do not exist'" (1983:15). Yet, Anderson is critical that Gellner's formulation "assimilates 'invention' to 'fabrication' and 'falsity,' rather than to 'imagining' and 'creation'" (15). For Anderson, on the other hand, all communities are imagined; ...
... to self-consciousness: it invents nations where they do not exist'" (1983:15). Yet, Anderson is critical that Gellner's formulation "assimilates 'invention' to 'fabrication' and 'falsity,' rather than to 'imagining' and 'creation'" (15). For Anderson, on the other hand, all communities are imagined; ...
`native informant` anthropologist as kaupapa Māori
... claims, where all the claimants had Pakeha historians who were contracted to write their historical reports. They included the noted geographer Evelyn Stokes (1990) who in her many reports commissioned by the Waitangi Tribunal defined the 19th century colonisation processes, events and personalities ...
... claims, where all the claimants had Pakeha historians who were contracted to write their historical reports. They included the noted geographer Evelyn Stokes (1990) who in her many reports commissioned by the Waitangi Tribunal defined the 19th century colonisation processes, events and personalities ...
Writing Culture from Within - Institute of Physics, Amsterdam
... explains that older people especially, were reluctant to vent Koentjaraningrat their opinions. They not only considered him an outsider, but also kept him an outsider. Thus, Okely's remark that in other cultures anthropologists are as for treated rebuked rule and 'initially by varying degrees break ...
... explains that older people especially, were reluctant to vent Koentjaraningrat their opinions. They not only considered him an outsider, but also kept him an outsider. Thus, Okely's remark that in other cultures anthropologists are as for treated rebuked rule and 'initially by varying degrees break ...
ANTHRoPologY
... The Anthropology Minor at California State University San Marcos provides students with opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary and integrated studies of human nature, society, and culture. Employing the comparative, holistic, and evolutionary frameworks that are the hallmark of the anthropo ...
... The Anthropology Minor at California State University San Marcos provides students with opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary and integrated studies of human nature, society, and culture. Employing the comparative, holistic, and evolutionary frameworks that are the hallmark of the anthropo ...
Anderson_CV - Hobart and William Smith Colleges
... Title: Effective Classroom Methods. Plains Indian Seminar. 1992. Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming. Title: The Missions of Wind River (Co-Author: Bob Spoonhunter). ...
... Title: Effective Classroom Methods. Plains Indian Seminar. 1992. Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming. Title: The Missions of Wind River (Co-Author: Bob Spoonhunter). ...
Chapter 15 - Lowitja Institute
... comprehensive literature review on culture and health, since to do so would take much more than could be contained in this chapter (if it could be done at all). Nor do we delve into the intricacies of cultural theory any further than is needed to provide a sufficiently robust conceptual basis for th ...
... comprehensive literature review on culture and health, since to do so would take much more than could be contained in this chapter (if it could be done at all). Nor do we delve into the intricacies of cultural theory any further than is needed to provide a sufficiently robust conceptual basis for th ...
Change and Continuity in Anthropology
... I next want to locate anthropology historically, relative to its sister disciplines, as having been much more oriented to continuity than change. The most obvious comparison and contrast is with the closely allied social sciences— notably sociology. Anthropology emerges in this context at the high e ...
... I next want to locate anthropology historically, relative to its sister disciplines, as having been much more oriented to continuity than change. The most obvious comparison and contrast is with the closely allied social sciences— notably sociology. Anthropology emerges in this context at the high e ...
National Geographic: The Rooting of Peoples
... The recognition that people are increasingly "moving targets" (Breckenridge and Appadurai 1989:i) of anthropological enquiry is associated with the placing of boundaries and borderlands at the center of our analytical frameworks, as opposed to relegating them to invisible peripheries or anomalous da ...
... The recognition that people are increasingly "moving targets" (Breckenridge and Appadurai 1989:i) of anthropological enquiry is associated with the placing of boundaries and borderlands at the center of our analytical frameworks, as opposed to relegating them to invisible peripheries or anomalous da ...
Anthropology - Whitman College
... political ecology. Topics include human/environment relations through the lens of gender, race, class, livelihoods, the topic of nature and nature conservation, local knowledge, resistance and resilience, environmental discourses, social movements and the connections between production and consumpti ...
... political ecology. Topics include human/environment relations through the lens of gender, race, class, livelihoods, the topic of nature and nature conservation, local knowledge, resistance and resilience, environmental discourses, social movements and the connections between production and consumpti ...
ANT 465 - www7 - Northern Arizona University
... Kelley Hays-Gilpin, Ph.D. Miguel Vasquez, Ph.D. ...
... Kelley Hays-Gilpin, Ph.D. Miguel Vasquez, Ph.D. ...
Key words
... those studies. Folk literature was no longer the main object of interest; it was more often connected with a broader scope of folk culture, studied within the framework of ethnography. A concept of ethnology that focused not on the people – a social layer, but on nationalities and peoples – ethnic g ...
... those studies. Folk literature was no longer the main object of interest; it was more often connected with a broader scope of folk culture, studied within the framework of ethnography. A concept of ethnology that focused not on the people – a social layer, but on nationalities and peoples – ethnic g ...
Bielawski1991
... knowledge with western science. Inuit knowledge did not develop in a context requiring comparison with the parameters of science, but compares well when challenged with these parameters. Inuit knowledge is consensual, replicable, generalizable, incorporating, and to some extent experimental and pred ...
... knowledge with western science. Inuit knowledge did not develop in a context requiring comparison with the parameters of science, but compares well when challenged with these parameters. Inuit knowledge is consensual, replicable, generalizable, incorporating, and to some extent experimental and pred ...
1. Full citation. Little, P. E. (1999). ENVIRONMENTS AND
... (1) Little illustrates how during the 1990’s nature/culture dualism was strongly enforced within the scientific community and even led to the delineation of university anthropology departments. Little states that it is critical for the divide to be bridged in order to better address the complex envi ...
... (1) Little illustrates how during the 1990’s nature/culture dualism was strongly enforced within the scientific community and even led to the delineation of university anthropology departments. Little states that it is critical for the divide to be bridged in order to better address the complex envi ...
Thirty Years On: Reading the Country and Indigenous Homeliness
... of relations to country that are both ‘displaced’ and ‘sustained’, combining the experience of dispossession and re-attachment. For Clifford, the combination of processes of movement, dislocation and homeliness also means that becoming Indigenous and being diasporic are therefore similar: as he puts ...
... of relations to country that are both ‘displaced’ and ‘sustained’, combining the experience of dispossession and re-attachment. For Clifford, the combination of processes of movement, dislocation and homeliness also means that becoming Indigenous and being diasporic are therefore similar: as he puts ...
Review Leviathans at the Gold Mine: Creating
... management, and the political ecology of land use and land cover change. Since 1998, he has worked in communities adjacent to the world-class Porgera Gold Mine in highlands Papua New Guinea examining the differential impacts of mining on social and ecological systems in Porgera. His research also in ...
... management, and the political ecology of land use and land cover change. Since 1998, he has worked in communities adjacent to the world-class Porgera Gold Mine in highlands Papua New Guinea examining the differential impacts of mining on social and ecological systems in Porgera. His research also in ...
Introduction - Durham Research Online
... historical trajectories of ancient human cultures and societies. The focus of attention is especially (but not exclusively) early human history or prehistory, that is, the period for which no written sources exist. This remarkable curiosity about the deep past goes back some time, at least to the me ...
... historical trajectories of ancient human cultures and societies. The focus of attention is especially (but not exclusively) early human history or prehistory, that is, the period for which no written sources exist. This remarkable curiosity about the deep past goes back some time, at least to the me ...
Version PDF originale
... of this study emphasizes on indigenous child labor, the papers written by a group of anthropologists in six cultural complexes do give an important contrast about the interpretations and representation of childhood between them. The study shows how there is a different status and nature between the ...
... of this study emphasizes on indigenous child labor, the papers written by a group of anthropologists in six cultural complexes do give an important contrast about the interpretations and representation of childhood between them. The study shows how there is a different status and nature between the ...
Full Document Here
... The Midwest Region Cultural Anthropology program is interested in conducting a survey and inventory of potential American Indian Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) for Missouri National Recreational River (MNRR) in South Dakota and Nebraska. The program acting on behalf of MNRR is seeking a part ...
... The Midwest Region Cultural Anthropology program is interested in conducting a survey and inventory of potential American Indian Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) for Missouri National Recreational River (MNRR) in South Dakota and Nebraska. The program acting on behalf of MNRR is seeking a part ...
Anthropology 220S
... regions other than Europe and the Americas, and gain a comparative understanding of the terms ‘indigenous’ and ‘global.’ 4. Students will identify the professional code of ethics for anthropology, as well as the perspective of indigenous studies as an ethical response to ethnology, as it describes a ...
... regions other than Europe and the Americas, and gain a comparative understanding of the terms ‘indigenous’ and ‘global.’ 4. Students will identify the professional code of ethics for anthropology, as well as the perspective of indigenous studies as an ethical response to ethnology, as it describes a ...
Chapter 3 - Glenelg High School
... who have researched the traditional rituals and network of water temples linked to the irrigation management of rice fields on the island of Bali in Indonesia are explaining a computer simulation of this system to the high priest of the supreme water temple, as ...
... who have researched the traditional rituals and network of water temples linked to the irrigation management of rice fields on the island of Bali in Indonesia are explaining a computer simulation of this system to the high priest of the supreme water temple, as ...