Anthropology of Everydayness Cultural Theory and Social Practice
... in many cases have been accepted for granted while in fact consist of hidden characteristics that can be revealed by research in depth at different hierarchical levels. ...
... in many cases have been accepted for granted while in fact consist of hidden characteristics that can be revealed by research in depth at different hierarchical levels. ...
Landscapes in Mind - The Prehistoric Society
... The final broad theme encompassing the volume’s title, cognition, is also well represented in five chapters. Grove and Dunbar (Chapter 2) examine fission-fusion processes in modern human societies. Touching upon all major periods of the Palaeolithic, the authors make a number of important conclusio ...
... The final broad theme encompassing the volume’s title, cognition, is also well represented in five chapters. Grove and Dunbar (Chapter 2) examine fission-fusion processes in modern human societies. Touching upon all major periods of the Palaeolithic, the authors make a number of important conclusio ...
Chapter 3 - Cengage Learning
... By describing the emic view rather than their own technical/professional view, anthropologists can provide information that can seriously affect the outcome of programs of planned change. ...
... By describing the emic view rather than their own technical/professional view, anthropologists can provide information that can seriously affect the outcome of programs of planned change. ...
Chapter 3 - International Institute of Anthropology
... By describing the emic view rather than their own technical/professional view, anthropologists can provide information that can seriously affect the outcome of programs of planned change. ...
... By describing the emic view rather than their own technical/professional view, anthropologists can provide information that can seriously affect the outcome of programs of planned change. ...
Method and Theory in Cultural Anthropology
... the ethnographer to repeat the season of his or her arrival, when certain events and processes may have been missed because of initial unfamiliarity and culture shock. Many ethnographers record their impressions in a personal diary, which is kept separate from more formal field notes. Later, this re ...
... the ethnographer to repeat the season of his or her arrival, when certain events and processes may have been missed because of initial unfamiliarity and culture shock. Many ethnographers record their impressions in a personal diary, which is kept separate from more formal field notes. Later, this re ...
Pedagogisk praktik och demokratiska samtal
... society by means of two basic forms of steering; on the one hand political and bureaucratic and on the other hand economic and market-based. Legal and administrative rules and regulations as well as financial transactions tend to control ever larger sections of everyday life. So also in systems of e ...
... society by means of two basic forms of steering; on the one hand political and bureaucratic and on the other hand economic and market-based. Legal and administrative rules and regulations as well as financial transactions tend to control ever larger sections of everyday life. So also in systems of e ...
Nursing Theorist Presentation
... "A 70-year-old Hmong mother and her 45-year-old son came to a large hospital to get help with “mother’s pains.” The son was culturally obligated to remain with his mother at all times. The mother did not speak English and relied on her son for everything. The mother had several cultural amulets she ...
... "A 70-year-old Hmong mother and her 45-year-old son came to a large hospital to get help with “mother’s pains.” The son was culturally obligated to remain with his mother at all times. The mother did not speak English and relied on her son for everything. The mother had several cultural amulets she ...
Presentation of Italian delegation
... Mediterranean diet Guidelines for the Italian coordination (may 2015-april 2016) ...
... Mediterranean diet Guidelines for the Italian coordination (may 2015-april 2016) ...
What`s in a Meme? The Development of the Meme as a Unit of Culture
... have been the crowning achievement of his career, Kroeber (1944, p. 7) sought to uncover “the common features in the growth” or “configurations,” of philology, sculpture, painting, drama, literature, and music in Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, Japan, Greece, Rome, Europe, and China. Unfortunately for Kr ...
... have been the crowning achievement of his career, Kroeber (1944, p. 7) sought to uncover “the common features in the growth” or “configurations,” of philology, sculpture, painting, drama, literature, and music in Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, Japan, Greece, Rome, Europe, and China. Unfortunately for Kr ...
paper cuglesan / herbel / nicula
... 1. The environmental civil society in Romania uses cultural means of political contestation 2. These means are similar with the ones used by the social movements during the communist rule 3. Civil society organizations in Romania involved in the Rosia Montana issue are caught in a prisoner's dilemma ...
... 1. The environmental civil society in Romania uses cultural means of political contestation 2. These means are similar with the ones used by the social movements during the communist rule 3. Civil society organizations in Romania involved in the Rosia Montana issue are caught in a prisoner's dilemma ...
Cultural Anthropology
... • Of the techniques used by anthropologists, participantobservation is used more extensively than any other *becoming involved in the culture under study while making systematic observations of what people actually do. ...
... • Of the techniques used by anthropologists, participantobservation is used more extensively than any other *becoming involved in the culture under study while making systematic observations of what people actually do. ...
Rethinking Power Relations in Critical/Cultural Studies: A Dialectical
... However, I would argue that this strand of scholarship often relies on an understanding of societal processes that strongly limits what can be said or envisioned with regards to people’s (in)capability to overcome adverse social conditions. The roots of this paradox, I would argue, can and should be ...
... However, I would argue that this strand of scholarship often relies on an understanding of societal processes that strongly limits what can be said or envisioned with regards to people’s (in)capability to overcome adverse social conditions. The roots of this paradox, I would argue, can and should be ...
Anthropological assemblages: producing culture as a surface of
... the social associated with different governmental orderings of the relations between –after Perrière - ‘men and things’. So much for assemblages in general. What, then, are cultural assemblages? The first thing to be clear about is that they are not assemblages made up of special types of elements w ...
... the social associated with different governmental orderings of the relations between –after Perrière - ‘men and things’. So much for assemblages in general. What, then, are cultural assemblages? The first thing to be clear about is that they are not assemblages made up of special types of elements w ...
Position paper - Vanderbilt University
... While we are very much amenable to interrogating the ideal categories of lo Andino from a historical perspective, we find the theoretical foundations and execution of Isbell’s work deeply problematic. His assumption that open mortuary monuments can be unambiguously affiliated with ayllus itself part ...
... While we are very much amenable to interrogating the ideal categories of lo Andino from a historical perspective, we find the theoretical foundations and execution of Isbell’s work deeply problematic. His assumption that open mortuary monuments can be unambiguously affiliated with ayllus itself part ...
Anthropologists of the central Andes have been accused of failing to
... While we are very much amenable to interrogating the ideal categories of lo Andino from a historical perspective, we find the theoretical foundations and execution of Isbell’s work deeply problematic. His assumption that open mortuary monuments can be unambiguously affiliated with ayllus itself part ...
... While we are very much amenable to interrogating the ideal categories of lo Andino from a historical perspective, we find the theoretical foundations and execution of Isbell’s work deeply problematic. His assumption that open mortuary monuments can be unambiguously affiliated with ayllus itself part ...
the Behavioral Science Test at a Glance
... The total number of questions that are scored is typically smaller than the total number of questions on the test. Most tests that contain selected-response questions also include embedded pretest questions, which are not used in calculating your score. By including pretest questions in the assessme ...
... The total number of questions that are scored is typically smaller than the total number of questions on the test. Most tests that contain selected-response questions also include embedded pretest questions, which are not used in calculating your score. By including pretest questions in the assessme ...
Version PDF originale
... acquired great importance. The numerous ethnic groups1, the diverse geographical environments, the complex history and the socio-economic conditions in Colombia are providing a rich possibility for ethnographic evidence regarding the diversity in definitions, meanings and ways of being a child, in e ...
... acquired great importance. The numerous ethnic groups1, the diverse geographical environments, the complex history and the socio-economic conditions in Colombia are providing a rich possibility for ethnographic evidence regarding the diversity in definitions, meanings and ways of being a child, in e ...
Full article - Culture Unbound
... Rites of Passage (1909), where he examined the changes of the individual’s social position in a society during the individual’s course of life. Van Gennep defined these changes in social position as ritualized border crossings, and used the terms “separation”, “margin” and “aggregation” to describe ...
... Rites of Passage (1909), where he examined the changes of the individual’s social position in a society during the individual’s course of life. Van Gennep defined these changes in social position as ritualized border crossings, and used the terms “separation”, “margin” and “aggregation” to describe ...
Bonvillain chapter 1
... These features are the source of anthropology’s insights into both common humanity and the diversity with which that humanity is expressed. ...
... These features are the source of anthropology’s insights into both common humanity and the diversity with which that humanity is expressed. ...
Modeling Emotion as an Interaction between
... 2. Motivation in MicroPsi: Generating Relevance In my view, emotion cannot be modeled as an isolated component—it is always part of a larger cognitive architecture, including a motivational system that may attach relevance to cognitive content. Desires and fears, affective reflexes and mood changes ...
... 2. Motivation in MicroPsi: Generating Relevance In my view, emotion cannot be modeled as an isolated component—it is always part of a larger cognitive architecture, including a motivational system that may attach relevance to cognitive content. Desires and fears, affective reflexes and mood changes ...
Fall 2015 - University of Louisville
... to what is Europe and what is not in social and cultural (not to mention geographical and biological) terms? What is shared and what varies among the social, cultural, political, demographic, and economic systems found in space commonly labeled European? Is there a specifically European attitude on ...
... to what is Europe and what is not in social and cultural (not to mention geographical and biological) terms? What is shared and what varies among the social, cultural, political, demographic, and economic systems found in space commonly labeled European? Is there a specifically European attitude on ...
abstracts - Royal Holloway, University of London
... Professor Charles Forsdick, James Barrow Professor of French and AHRC Theme Leadership Fellow for Translating Cultures, University of Liverpool, 'Exoticism as keyword' Although absent from Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society (1976) and also from the revised version of the text, New Keyword ...
... Professor Charles Forsdick, James Barrow Professor of French and AHRC Theme Leadership Fellow for Translating Cultures, University of Liverpool, 'Exoticism as keyword' Although absent from Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society (1976) and also from the revised version of the text, New Keyword ...
Theory and paradigms of archaeology
... maybe two lifetimes of history − but archaeologists have access to long spans of time, which cultural anthropologists do not − Question: Why did they work that way and change that way? Explain the societies and the processes of change in each culture history − Also analogous to history − why was the ...
... maybe two lifetimes of history − but archaeologists have access to long spans of time, which cultural anthropologists do not − Question: Why did they work that way and change that way? Explain the societies and the processes of change in each culture history − Also analogous to history − why was the ...
Revision Worksheet: Managing Ethnic Diversity
... Activities organized by the People’s Association such as home visits or home stays with host families from other ethnic groups help to create social cohesion and bonding because they allow participants to gain a better understanding of the cultures and customs of ...
... Activities organized by the People’s Association such as home visits or home stays with host families from other ethnic groups help to create social cohesion and bonding because they allow participants to gain a better understanding of the cultures and customs of ...
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).