Exam #1 Study Guide… Chapter 1… Explain how anthropology
... biotechnology rather than human power to increase production. (page 117) ...
... biotechnology rather than human power to increase production. (page 117) ...
Full article - Culture Unbound
... Symbolic Anthropology: Border as a Ritual and Performance During the early 20th century, the development of anthropology took different directions in the US and in Europe, as it started to diverge into studies of cultural anthropology in the US, and social anthropology in the Great Britain (Eriksen ...
... Symbolic Anthropology: Border as a Ritual and Performance During the early 20th century, the development of anthropology took different directions in the US and in Europe, as it started to diverge into studies of cultural anthropology in the US, and social anthropology in the Great Britain (Eriksen ...
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... about the founders of and history of the observatory, asking the students questions to test their knowledge. Despite regularly receiving phone calls from interested members of the public who wished to visit, the observatory ran no open days to my knowledge at that time and was generally (officially) ...
... about the founders of and history of the observatory, asking the students questions to test their knowledge. Despite regularly receiving phone calls from interested members of the public who wished to visit, the observatory ran no open days to my knowledge at that time and was generally (officially) ...
Teaching Archaeology as Anthropology. - CLAS Users
... the feeling that archaeology does not have much in common with the rest of anthropology any more. The opinion famously expressed by Phillips (1955), repeated by Willey and Phillips (1958), and echoed by Strong (1952) that "archaeology...is a vital part of anthropology, the study of man and culture i ...
... the feeling that archaeology does not have much in common with the rest of anthropology any more. The opinion famously expressed by Phillips (1955), repeated by Willey and Phillips (1958), and echoed by Strong (1952) that "archaeology...is a vital part of anthropology, the study of man and culture i ...
IfS DP 02_2013 Social Network Analysis and the Sociology of
... When discussing sociological network theory, we follow an innovative script that invites academic and economic and policy issues of real societies and economies (as opposed to abstract societies and economies) as subjects for research. Network research, especially when applied, is increasingly inter ...
... When discussing sociological network theory, we follow an innovative script that invites academic and economic and policy issues of real societies and economies (as opposed to abstract societies and economies) as subjects for research. Network research, especially when applied, is increasingly inter ...
Daniel Brinton and the Professionalization of American Anthropology
... Brinton also served as president of the International Congress of Anthropology in Chicago in 1893. He published three papers in its Memoirs, their number and topics underscoring his stature at that time. A review of the state of American linguistics indicated that Brinton felt himself able to speak ...
... Brinton also served as president of the International Congress of Anthropology in Chicago in 1893. He published three papers in its Memoirs, their number and topics underscoring his stature at that time. A review of the state of American linguistics indicated that Brinton felt himself able to speak ...
Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology
... developing societies such as Ethiopia; as well as due to the fact that the new health policy of the country focuses on the social, cultural, behavioral, and related dimensions of health; this teaching material is more of ...
... developing societies such as Ethiopia; as well as due to the fact that the new health policy of the country focuses on the social, cultural, behavioral, and related dimensions of health; this teaching material is more of ...
Books by Margaret Mead, Reissued with New Introductions for the
... complex societies. Essays on American and European societies, intergenerational relations, architecture and social space, industrialization, and interracial relations are included in this varied and exciting collection. Futurology Introduction by Robert Textor Spring 2002 Born in the first year of t ...
... complex societies. Essays on American and European societies, intergenerational relations, architecture and social space, industrialization, and interracial relations are included in this varied and exciting collection. Futurology Introduction by Robert Textor Spring 2002 Born in the first year of t ...
Critique of Functional Missionary Anthropology
... perspective of functionalism enable the missionary anthropologists to describe and analyze customs and institutions in terms of "the whole system, or the function of any component part of the system" (Mayers & Grunlan 1979:275). They claim that the functional modell of holistic view of culture "is t ...
... perspective of functionalism enable the missionary anthropologists to describe and analyze customs and institutions in terms of "the whole system, or the function of any component part of the system" (Mayers & Grunlan 1979:275). They claim that the functional modell of holistic view of culture "is t ...
The making of historical bodies: sex, race
... Ion 2011). In this article I intend to take the argument even further and show how a specific body was defined in the physical anthropological literature, and the case of the early Romanian science is a relevant example. Thus, it is my goal to explore the meanings the osteoarchaeological body took i ...
... Ion 2011). In this article I intend to take the argument even further and show how a specific body was defined in the physical anthropological literature, and the case of the early Romanian science is a relevant example. Thus, it is my goal to explore the meanings the osteoarchaeological body took i ...
1 Introduction
... navigation along the Skeena River until the early 1900s (see Figures 3 and 4), Gitksan leaders lodged protests (joining delegations to Ottawa and London) against illegal incursions into their territories. During the McKennaMcBride Royal Commission (McKenna-McBride 1915), they vigorously opposed the ...
... navigation along the Skeena River until the early 1900s (see Figures 3 and 4), Gitksan leaders lodged protests (joining delegations to Ottawa and London) against illegal incursions into their territories. During the McKennaMcBride Royal Commission (McKenna-McBride 1915), they vigorously opposed the ...
fallkinship
... only a “serial likeness” among these societies – i.e., A and B are similar in relation to r, B and C in relation to t, and A and C are wholly dissimilar. Yet, and here is the rst mistake, anthropologists tend to arbitrarily elect the mode of transmission of certain rights and duties as the charact ...
... only a “serial likeness” among these societies – i.e., A and B are similar in relation to r, B and C in relation to t, and A and C are wholly dissimilar. Yet, and here is the rst mistake, anthropologists tend to arbitrarily elect the mode of transmission of certain rights and duties as the charact ...
BIOSECuRITy
... perspective of ‘second-order observers’. In his response, Stefan Helmreich raises two objections: firstly that they fail to reflect on their own complicity with the biosecurity apparatus, and secondly, that they erroneously believe that they are able to observe the hard-pressed actors operating unde ...
... perspective of ‘second-order observers’. In his response, Stefan Helmreich raises two objections: firstly that they fail to reflect on their own complicity with the biosecurity apparatus, and secondly, that they erroneously believe that they are able to observe the hard-pressed actors operating unde ...
Forging the Volksgeist: Herder in Hungary, then and now
... clung instead to the dichotomy between Kulturvölker and Naturvölker. The latter were the particular concern of the anthropologist/ethnologist, and they were located outside of history and cultural change. Arguably, this was precisely the stereotype of der Wilde which Herder’s philosophy of history ...
... clung instead to the dichotomy between Kulturvölker and Naturvölker. The latter were the particular concern of the anthropologist/ethnologist, and they were located outside of history and cultural change. Arguably, this was precisely the stereotype of der Wilde which Herder’s philosophy of history ...
Instructions for use Title MIND AS A CULTURAL
... and to build precision machinery was exploited to the fullest ; the early psychology laboratories were marvels of inventions. Their instruments allowed psychologists to present people carefully controlled lights and tones for carefully controlled intervals and to measure precisely the time it took t ...
... and to build precision machinery was exploited to the fullest ; the early psychology laboratories were marvels of inventions. Their instruments allowed psychologists to present people carefully controlled lights and tones for carefully controlled intervals and to measure precisely the time it took t ...
anthropology - California State University, Bakersfield
... ANTH 404 Human Evolution (5) Examination of the history and current status of scientific inquiry into human origins and evolutionary development of humanity from our primate foundation to the appearance of anatomically modern humans. Prerequisite: ANTH 102 or BIOL 100 or permission of instructor. AN ...
... ANTH 404 Human Evolution (5) Examination of the history and current status of scientific inquiry into human origins and evolutionary development of humanity from our primate foundation to the appearance of anatomically modern humans. Prerequisite: ANTH 102 or BIOL 100 or permission of instructor. AN ...
John Rex *
... The object of this paper is not simply to substitute a new general theory for these specialised theories, but while trying to do justice to their insights, to demonstrate the major points of theoretical connection between them by a careful process of conceptual analysis. I shall deal successively wi ...
... The object of this paper is not simply to substitute a new general theory for these specialised theories, but while trying to do justice to their insights, to demonstrate the major points of theoretical connection between them by a careful process of conceptual analysis. I shall deal successively wi ...
Globalization and the Hajj Pilgrimage: From a Brief History to the
... of pilgrimage on the local social relations. Vrolijk approaches the study of Hajj-related objects from a different perspective. He studies and contextualizes a mid-fifteenth century map with Ka’ba at its center. He argues that a Mecca-centric world is an aberration in the tradition of Islamic cartog ...
... of pilgrimage on the local social relations. Vrolijk approaches the study of Hajj-related objects from a different perspective. He studies and contextualizes a mid-fifteenth century map with Ka’ba at its center. He argues that a Mecca-centric world is an aberration in the tradition of Islamic cartog ...
History and Theory in Anthropology
... Assumptions include notions of common humanity, of cultural diVerence, of value in all cultures, or of diVerences in cultural values. More speciWcally, anthropologists may assume either human inventiveness or human uninventiveness; or that society constrains the individual, or individuals create soc ...
... Assumptions include notions of common humanity, of cultural diVerence, of value in all cultures, or of diVerences in cultural values. More speciWcally, anthropologists may assume either human inventiveness or human uninventiveness; or that society constrains the individual, or individuals create soc ...
1 Jan Kubik Rutgers University BEYOND POLITICAL CULTURE
... over theoretical perspective soon cast doubt on the validity of grand theory. Mid-range theories that focused, inter alia, on political participation, dependency in international configurations of power, and the state as an actor gained ground in its stead. In the discipline of political science, po ...
... over theoretical perspective soon cast doubt on the validity of grand theory. Mid-range theories that focused, inter alia, on political participation, dependency in international configurations of power, and the state as an actor gained ground in its stead. In the discipline of political science, po ...
FULL-TEXT - Manchester eScholar
... imitative acts regulate society and specific social relationships, whether or not these are conscious social acts. Tarde argued the strongest case for imitation as the most significant social act in the integration of society, a practice that pulled people together in common styles and interests wi ...
... imitative acts regulate society and specific social relationships, whether or not these are conscious social acts. Tarde argued the strongest case for imitation as the most significant social act in the integration of society, a practice that pulled people together in common styles and interests wi ...
Communicating with Transculturation
... during my fieldwork, first, with the Ngaing of Papua New Guinea and, second, with the Banabans of Fiji. Their respective conceptualizations are present, and assume relevance, in the actions they perform, even if this is often more implicit than overt. Older men and women among the Ngaing in Papua Ne ...
... during my fieldwork, first, with the Ngaing of Papua New Guinea and, second, with the Banabans of Fiji. Their respective conceptualizations are present, and assume relevance, in the actions they perform, even if this is often more implicit than overt. Older men and women among the Ngaing in Papua Ne ...
Study guide for test 3- Anth1000c- Fall 2003
... a. social ties based on friendship have emerged as often more important than those based on kinship. b. conflict about sharing has increased. c. divorce rates have risen. d. health problems have increased. e. all of the above. ...
... a. social ties based on friendship have emerged as often more important than those based on kinship. b. conflict about sharing has increased. c. divorce rates have risen. d. health problems have increased. e. all of the above. ...
first_2014_-_rajagopalan-_raj_-_anthropology
... more than a technology problem! Academic security research is wellseparated from the practice of cyber ...
... more than a technology problem! Academic security research is wellseparated from the practice of cyber ...
Visible materials, visualised theory and images of social research
... and social life. These data can include institutional records; published or unpublished texts; survey responses; material artefacts; and recordings, notes and memories of what researchers have seen and heard. Data of this sort are always imperfect. However, as a resource for challenging speculation, ...
... and social life. These data can include institutional records; published or unpublished texts; survey responses; material artefacts; and recordings, notes and memories of what researchers have seen and heard. Data of this sort are always imperfect. However, as a resource for challenging speculation, ...