Decision making in the cockpit. The interactive dynamics of
... 5.3.1 Not associating gender (women) and doubts about competence requires a degree of reservation and, generally speaking, a particular form of self-disciplining from all crew members. They have to elide gender-specific differences, and this communicative neutralizing of gender as a social category ...
... 5.3.1 Not associating gender (women) and doubts about competence requires a degree of reservation and, generally speaking, a particular form of self-disciplining from all crew members. They have to elide gender-specific differences, and this communicative neutralizing of gender as a social category ...
Anthropological Theory and Intelligence
... to a particular social group, not distributed throughout humankind, and a cultural analysis is limited to that group. To the extent that a belief or behavior is cultural, it is not universal. By contrast, cross-cultural analysis is concerned with cultural universals, such as marriage or warfare, whi ...
... to a particular social group, not distributed throughout humankind, and a cultural analysis is limited to that group. To the extent that a belief or behavior is cultural, it is not universal. By contrast, cross-cultural analysis is concerned with cultural universals, such as marriage or warfare, whi ...
Abel, Tom 1998. Complex adaptive systems, evolutionism, and
... and other traditions, as we can inform theirs. Evolutionism in Anthropology Anthropology’s original and most enduring approach to building analytic models begins with the contrast between cultures, in ethnographic cases, which creates the perspective to identify cultural process, structure, and func ...
... and other traditions, as we can inform theirs. Evolutionism in Anthropology Anthropology’s original and most enduring approach to building analytic models begins with the contrast between cultures, in ethnographic cases, which creates the perspective to identify cultural process, structure, and func ...
Moro-Myers-Lehman Text Supplement
... behavior to other social values and cultural phenomena with which they are familiar. One should attempt to analyze not only political and religious symbols, but also everyday symbols and symbolic behavior. Researchers must account for both private and public aspects of symbolic behavior, as well ...
... behavior to other social values and cultural phenomena with which they are familiar. One should attempt to analyze not only political and religious symbols, but also everyday symbols and symbolic behavior. Researchers must account for both private and public aspects of symbolic behavior, as well ...
A Theory of the Social Function of Asceticism
... every cultural expression through the deconstructive and reconstructive process, anterior to a convincing performance, emerges from the patterning the theatrical role in its world, with its peculiar systems, relationships, and psychology. The rigorous and systematic repatterning eventually enables t ...
... every cultural expression through the deconstructive and reconstructive process, anterior to a convincing performance, emerges from the patterning the theatrical role in its world, with its peculiar systems, relationships, and psychology. The rigorous and systematic repatterning eventually enables t ...
Setting the Anthropological Table.
... about how the culture and society works. All social anthropologists work within a code of ethical practice to ensure their participants are not compromised by the research, and agreements must be reached to protect people’s rights to anonymity, to determine copyright and royalties, fair return for a ...
... about how the culture and society works. All social anthropologists work within a code of ethical practice to ensure their participants are not compromised by the research, and agreements must be reached to protect people’s rights to anonymity, to determine copyright and royalties, fair return for a ...
Three Pillars of Success Pillar One: The Right People
... at his previous employer. But, in terms of the skills sought for the position, Andy knows his stuff. In retrospect, competing candidate Brenda would have been a better fit in the context of our four attributes. She has less than one year of experience with MS Office but demonstrates a broad understa ...
... at his previous employer. But, in terms of the skills sought for the position, Andy knows his stuff. In retrospect, competing candidate Brenda would have been a better fit in the context of our four attributes. She has less than one year of experience with MS Office but demonstrates a broad understa ...
Untitled - Cognella Titles Store
... defines its four main sub-fields. Chapter 2: The Biological Creature talks about the essence of physical anthropology and biological anthropology: evolution, genetics, primatology, and the human mind. Chapter 3: Western “Truth” deals with the contingent experiences of “reality” that all humans have ...
... defines its four main sub-fields. Chapter 2: The Biological Creature talks about the essence of physical anthropology and biological anthropology: evolution, genetics, primatology, and the human mind. Chapter 3: Western “Truth” deals with the contingent experiences of “reality” that all humans have ...
(4) A source of energy.
... under conditions where consensus and distinctiveness are low, but consistency is high. In contrast we are most likely to attribute another’s behaviour to external causes under conditions where consensus, consistency and distinctiveness are all high. Finally, we attribute to a combination of these fa ...
... under conditions where consensus and distinctiveness are low, but consistency is high. In contrast we are most likely to attribute another’s behaviour to external causes under conditions where consensus, consistency and distinctiveness are all high. Finally, we attribute to a combination of these fa ...
DO ”GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS”?: SOME
... whether they be ritual or negotiable. Sandra Wallman’s article on the ”boundaries of race” (1978. ”Boundaries of Race: Processes of Ethnicity in England. Man 13 (2). 200-18.) is highly relevant insofar as it introduces the notion of ”interface” into the study of bordering. Wallman notices that the t ...
... whether they be ritual or negotiable. Sandra Wallman’s article on the ”boundaries of race” (1978. ”Boundaries of Race: Processes of Ethnicity in England. Man 13 (2). 200-18.) is highly relevant insofar as it introduces the notion of ”interface” into the study of bordering. Wallman notices that the t ...
Text of Professor Maurice Bloch's text: Where did anthropology Go? Or The need for "Human Nature"
... the life of those fore bearers whose material prehistory was being only gradually revealed by archaeology. This general method was shared by most anthropological accounts of the time, although, of course, the evidence produced in this way was far from clear and, therefore a number of competing accou ...
... the life of those fore bearers whose material prehistory was being only gradually revealed by archaeology. This general method was shared by most anthropological accounts of the time, although, of course, the evidence produced in this way was far from clear and, therefore a number of competing accou ...
ANTHROPOLOGY SPRING 2017 COURSE LISTING
... seminar we will rely on ethnographic, historical, and archaeological cases to explore recent developments in thing theory, materiality, and the social life and cultural biography of objects. A close attendance to materiality, agency, and technologies of production will provide the necessary space to ...
... seminar we will rely on ethnographic, historical, and archaeological cases to explore recent developments in thing theory, materiality, and the social life and cultural biography of objects. A close attendance to materiality, agency, and technologies of production will provide the necessary space to ...
What is nationalism
... The cultural or ethnic dimension of national identity is most clearly expressed in so-called cultural nationalism. Cultural nationalism commonly takes the form of national self-affirmation; it is a means through which a people can acquire a clearer sense of its own identity by heightening national p ...
... The cultural or ethnic dimension of national identity is most clearly expressed in so-called cultural nationalism. Cultural nationalism commonly takes the form of national self-affirmation; it is a means through which a people can acquire a clearer sense of its own identity by heightening national p ...
Cultural Politics and Policy in Britain Since the 1960s
... The introductory sentences to Petra Kuppers and Gwen Robertson’s (2007) The Community Performance Reader confess, “A sentence that starts ‘Community performance is . . .’ should, arguably, begin this book. Trying to finish that sentence, however, is no easy matter” (p. 1). For other community artis ...
... The introductory sentences to Petra Kuppers and Gwen Robertson’s (2007) The Community Performance Reader confess, “A sentence that starts ‘Community performance is . . .’ should, arguably, begin this book. Trying to finish that sentence, however, is no easy matter” (p. 1). For other community artis ...
THESIS STATEMENTS What is a thesis? The thesis statement is
... influence whether someone will hold the door for another person, suggesting underlying power differences between people of different sexes, as well as unconscious cost/benefit analyses of holding the door. ...
... influence whether someone will hold the door for another person, suggesting underlying power differences between people of different sexes, as well as unconscious cost/benefit analyses of holding the door. ...
ETHNOGRAPHY OF COMMUNICATION
... The ethnography of communication examines speech events within the social context in which they occur, and in particular, examines patterns of language use in specific groups, communities, institutions, and societies. The aim of the ethnography of communication is to explore the means of speakin ...
... The ethnography of communication examines speech events within the social context in which they occur, and in particular, examines patterns of language use in specific groups, communities, institutions, and societies. The aim of the ethnography of communication is to explore the means of speakin ...
Insights from New Social Movement Theory
... exists for consumer researchers to use an understanding of NSM theory. This can be done by applying Melucci’s theories to a broad range of consumer movement tribes and determining their usefulness. This may be done in a similar approach to that developed by Kozinets and Handleman (2004), which used ...
... exists for consumer researchers to use an understanding of NSM theory. This can be done by applying Melucci’s theories to a broad range of consumer movement tribes and determining their usefulness. This may be done in a similar approach to that developed by Kozinets and Handleman (2004), which used ...
RTF - University of Mauritius
... This module will look at contemporary events and issues related to the Indian Ocean, using an international relations perspective that focuses on political conflicts and negotiations, as well as on the geopolitics that have occurred particularly during and after the Cold War. The Chagossian issue, i ...
... This module will look at contemporary events and issues related to the Indian Ocean, using an international relations perspective that focuses on political conflicts and negotiations, as well as on the geopolitics that have occurred particularly during and after the Cold War. The Chagossian issue, i ...
Environment / Community / Ritual / Ethics
... Some other anthropologists who have questioned the potential for usefully recycling rooted religious practices and knowledges in these times of global peril speak from narrower perspectives. At issue from some writers' viewpoints is whether a culture's world view is whole or broken; if broken, Piers ...
... Some other anthropologists who have questioned the potential for usefully recycling rooted religious practices and knowledges in these times of global peril speak from narrower perspectives. At issue from some writers' viewpoints is whether a culture's world view is whole or broken; if broken, Piers ...
Career Paths in Anthropology 10/6/09
... program planning and administration, client services and outreach. This also includes nonprofits with an international focus like Oxfam, Save the Children, American Friends Service Committee, and Red Cross as well as domestic organizations seeking to provide services to the diverse U.S. population. ...
... program planning and administration, client services and outreach. This also includes nonprofits with an international focus like Oxfam, Save the Children, American Friends Service Committee, and Red Cross as well as domestic organizations seeking to provide services to the diverse U.S. population. ...
knowledge, sociology of
... redirection of the field from the study of conflicting ideologies to the study of the tacit and taken-for-granted understandings of everyday life can be characterized as a shift from concerns with the truth-status of ideas and ideologies to the concerns of a cultural ‘‘sociology of meaning.’’ These ...
... redirection of the field from the study of conflicting ideologies to the study of the tacit and taken-for-granted understandings of everyday life can be characterized as a shift from concerns with the truth-status of ideas and ideologies to the concerns of a cultural ‘‘sociology of meaning.’’ These ...
Chapter 3
... – The tangible things created by members of a society (clothing, furniture, etc.) Sociology, 12th Edition by John Macionis Copyright 2008 Prentice Hall, a division of Pearson Education. All rights reserved. ...
... – The tangible things created by members of a society (clothing, furniture, etc.) Sociology, 12th Edition by John Macionis Copyright 2008 Prentice Hall, a division of Pearson Education. All rights reserved. ...
Ethnic and Racial Identity
... more about their group. • Initiation of the exploration process may be stimulated in part by the developmental issues that influence ego identity more generally • However, experience probably plays a more important role, as adolescents move into a larger world, encounter more people from backgrounds ...
... more about their group. • Initiation of the exploration process may be stimulated in part by the developmental issues that influence ego identity more generally • However, experience probably plays a more important role, as adolescents move into a larger world, encounter more people from backgrounds ...
RECONSIDERING THE BICYCLE: An Anthropological
... • What social, ideological, historical, environmental, and institutional factors and norms shape a decision to drive, walk, or ride, or alternatively, prevent people from doing any one of these things? • How might these same factors pattern how people might actually perceive, experience, and practic ...
... • What social, ideological, historical, environmental, and institutional factors and norms shape a decision to drive, walk, or ride, or alternatively, prevent people from doing any one of these things? • How might these same factors pattern how people might actually perceive, experience, and practic ...
John Rex *
... more complex than the elementary form which we have discussed. Moreover it is possible that the boundaries created by one of these forms of attachment may not coincide with that created by others. Thus even the notion of a small community appears to be fuzzy at the edges and indeed this may sometime ...
... more complex than the elementary form which we have discussed. Moreover it is possible that the boundaries created by one of these forms of attachment may not coincide with that created by others. Thus even the notion of a small community appears to be fuzzy at the edges and indeed this may sometime ...
Intercultural competence
Intercultural competence is the ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with people of other cultures: Appropriately. Valued rules, norms, and expectations of the relationship are not violated significantly. Effectively. Valued goals or rewards (relative to costs and alternatives) are accomplished.In interactions with people from foreign cultures, a person who is interculturally competent understands the culture-specific concepts of perception, thinking, feeling, and acting.Intercultural competence is also called ""cross-cultural competence"" (3C).