Edwin Ardener`s Prophetic Vision
... in a European society, Ardener also quietly inserted himself into that genealogy through his work on Gaelic culture and thereby furthered the newly-begun process of weaning the discipline from a deeply rooted exoticism (although his musings on the idea of remoteness also temper the current thrust to ...
... in a European society, Ardener also quietly inserted himself into that genealogy through his work on Gaelic culture and thereby furthered the newly-begun process of weaning the discipline from a deeply rooted exoticism (although his musings on the idea of remoteness also temper the current thrust to ...
document 603 Spring 2013, Anthropologies of the Body and
... became such a central concept that by the mid-1980s, its study burgeoned into a fully formed subfield, “the anthropology of the body.” For many anthropologists at the time, especially feminist anthropologists, the questions of power and oppression that were on their agenda could not be addressed wit ...
... became such a central concept that by the mid-1980s, its study burgeoned into a fully formed subfield, “the anthropology of the body.” For many anthropologists at the time, especially feminist anthropologists, the questions of power and oppression that were on their agenda could not be addressed wit ...
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... may include consideration of themes in Kant's political philosophy, philosophy of religion or philosophy of history. The Cambridge translations are recommended. Programme module type: Optional for Philosophy Postgrad ...
... may include consideration of themes in Kant's political philosophy, philosophy of religion or philosophy of history. The Cambridge translations are recommended. Programme module type: Optional for Philosophy Postgrad ...
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... everything from the PowerPoint slides. Your performance on the pop quizzes and exams for the class will depend on the quality of the notes that you take. Pop Quizzes: On certain days, there will be a pop quiz at the end of lecture, to check to make sure you were paying attention and taking good note ...
... everything from the PowerPoint slides. Your performance on the pop quizzes and exams for the class will depend on the quality of the notes that you take. Pop Quizzes: On certain days, there will be a pop quiz at the end of lecture, to check to make sure you were paying attention and taking good note ...
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... OBJ: Describe the four fields of the discipline of anthropology and how they form its holistic approach. MSC: Applying 16. The study of fossils and ancient DNA to trace changes in human ancestors over time involves which specialization of anthropology? a. prehistoric archaeology c. paleoanthropology ...
... OBJ: Describe the four fields of the discipline of anthropology and how they form its holistic approach. MSC: Applying 16. The study of fossils and ancient DNA to trace changes in human ancestors over time involves which specialization of anthropology? a. prehistoric archaeology c. paleoanthropology ...
Abstract
... What was the role of scientific instruments and methods of denotation and computation in the socio-scientific thought complex of ‘racial hygiene’? ‘Social Darwinism’ and ‘genetic reductionism’ are the most common characterizations for the framework of thought which combined social agendas and biolog ...
... What was the role of scientific instruments and methods of denotation and computation in the socio-scientific thought complex of ‘racial hygiene’? ‘Social Darwinism’ and ‘genetic reductionism’ are the most common characterizations for the framework of thought which combined social agendas and biolog ...
The Civil Sphere By Jeffrey C. Alexander Publisher: Oxford
... but until recently, we lacked evidence supporting the sociological view. Two major theoretical developments, however, have virtually destroyed the scientific arguments in favor of the model of human behavior as fundamentally selfish. These developments are compatible with views other than Alexander' ...
... but until recently, we lacked evidence supporting the sociological view. Two major theoretical developments, however, have virtually destroyed the scientific arguments in favor of the model of human behavior as fundamentally selfish. These developments are compatible with views other than Alexander' ...
Popular Music Studies and the Problems of Sound, Society and
... they fit within my study. I single out scholarship written about Anglophone popular music in the US, the UK and Canada because it comprises a cohesive body of work that features a striking consistency regarding citation patterns, not since I wish to perpetuate a sense that these countries actually c ...
... they fit within my study. I single out scholarship written about Anglophone popular music in the US, the UK and Canada because it comprises a cohesive body of work that features a striking consistency regarding citation patterns, not since I wish to perpetuate a sense that these countries actually c ...
CV_Mankel2016 - University of Maryland
... Research and Field Experiences 2016 Intern, National Park Service, Juan Bautista National Historic Trail, Tucson, Arizona. Conducted interviews with Latino adults. Explored ways to increase Latino access to Anza Trail heritage resources. 2015 Intern, National Park Service, Juan Bautista National ...
... Research and Field Experiences 2016 Intern, National Park Service, Juan Bautista National Historic Trail, Tucson, Arizona. Conducted interviews with Latino adults. Explored ways to increase Latino access to Anza Trail heritage resources. 2015 Intern, National Park Service, Juan Bautista National ...
Documentation
... anthropology, yet their contributions as writers have rarely been highlighted. The history of women's ethnographic writing shows that women have experimented widely and creatively in their efforts to translate and give meaning to foreign cultural categories and experiences. Women have used, and to c ...
... anthropology, yet their contributions as writers have rarely been highlighted. The history of women's ethnographic writing shows that women have experimented widely and creatively in their efforts to translate and give meaning to foreign cultural categories and experiences. Women have used, and to c ...
Setting the Anthropological Table.
... familiar settings, since the discipline is concerned with human life anywhere, and its approach encourages cross-cultural comparison. However, the early beginnings of social anthropology tended to focus on non-Western societies where social anthropologists conducted fieldwork as part of “comparative ...
... familiar settings, since the discipline is concerned with human life anywhere, and its approach encourages cross-cultural comparison. However, the early beginnings of social anthropology tended to focus on non-Western societies where social anthropologists conducted fieldwork as part of “comparative ...
Discovering the Other: Study Abroad as Fieldwork
... unwritten understanding that crossing cultures is one of the most meaningful educational experiences available to college students. Likewise, the closer this process comes to cultural emersion where the student lives as a participant in the host culture, the more meaningful it is. Yet even with this ...
... unwritten understanding that crossing cultures is one of the most meaningful educational experiences available to college students. Likewise, the closer this process comes to cultural emersion where the student lives as a participant in the host culture, the more meaningful it is. Yet even with this ...
Social studies of social science
... These issues have been taken up in many innovative ways since the 1980s, but three alternative approaches that emerged from the early work discussed above still tend to provide the point of departure for contemporary research. The ‘field’ as it stands might thus be seen as organised around (1) histo ...
... These issues have been taken up in many innovative ways since the 1980s, but three alternative approaches that emerged from the early work discussed above still tend to provide the point of departure for contemporary research. The ‘field’ as it stands might thus be seen as organised around (1) histo ...
Yearbook of Physical Anthropology Editor`s Report, AAPA Annual
... moved to a fully online publication. We are grateful to Tiffany McKerahan and Golda Thomas of Wiley and Thomas Manbeck of Cenveo Publishing for helping us make this transition as well as for their continued expertise and advice. As of last year, all Yearbook publications are freely available on the ...
... moved to a fully online publication. We are grateful to Tiffany McKerahan and Golda Thomas of Wiley and Thomas Manbeck of Cenveo Publishing for helping us make this transition as well as for their continued expertise and advice. As of last year, all Yearbook publications are freely available on the ...
Advertising in context: The anthropology of
... environments; how they interact, dress, and communicate; and how they absorb information. As an academic subject, it's an unusually broad mix of what we might call science and art. It combines social and biological sciences, as well as humanities and physical sciences. Elements of anthropology can b ...
... environments; how they interact, dress, and communicate; and how they absorb information. As an academic subject, it's an unusually broad mix of what we might call science and art. It combines social and biological sciences, as well as humanities and physical sciences. Elements of anthropology can b ...
Social Archaeology
... materials could be used to identify the distributions of past cultures or ethnic groups. Similar methods were being employed by American anthropologists and material culture specialists such as Otis Mason and Clark Wissler to organize museum collections in what became known as the culture area appro ...
... materials could be used to identify the distributions of past cultures or ethnic groups. Similar methods were being employed by American anthropologists and material culture specialists such as Otis Mason and Clark Wissler to organize museum collections in what became known as the culture area appro ...
Change and Continuity in Anthropology
... 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 end of a continuity–change spectrum in terms of what anthropologists often assert abou ...
... 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 end of a continuity–change spectrum in terms of what anthropologists often assert abou ...
current position - University of Alaska Anchorage
... funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. $11,500 subcontract Multicultural Studies Minor Project, UAA Title III Diversity Fund. $2,500 Evaluation Team, Ethnographic Component, through UAA School of Education in cooperation with the Anchorage School District. Ethnography of a successful Head S ...
... funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. $11,500 subcontract Multicultural Studies Minor Project, UAA Title III Diversity Fund. $2,500 Evaluation Team, Ethnographic Component, through UAA School of Education in cooperation with the Anchorage School District. Ethnography of a successful Head S ...
Cultural Transformations and Globalization: Theory, Development
... than diffusion or cultural borrowing. New items, when innovated, are distributed and accepted within particular societies, but then they have the potentiality of crossing societal and cultural boundaries that are always permeable at some level. This relates to the special adaptive capacity of human ...
... than diffusion or cultural borrowing. New items, when innovated, are distributed and accepted within particular societies, but then they have the potentiality of crossing societal and cultural boundaries that are always permeable at some level. This relates to the special adaptive capacity of human ...
George Murdock - National Academy of Sciences
... Lowie, L,eslie Spier, Ralph Linton, and Fred Eggan.2 He did not make advances, himself, in descriptive ethnography, but he valued developments by others in ethnographic method and data analysis that advanced knowledge of culture and society and that improved the quality of the data base on which com ...
... Lowie, L,eslie Spier, Ralph Linton, and Fred Eggan.2 He did not make advances, himself, in descriptive ethnography, but he valued developments by others in ethnographic method and data analysis that advanced knowledge of culture and society and that improved the quality of the data base on which com ...
Social Anthropology - Calicut University
... religion, magic, science and even legends. Social anthropology is a comparative study of all these things in ancient human society. Art is an important part of culture and culture depicts the interior of a society. Social anthropology studies sculpture, metallurgy, and even dancing and instrumental ...
... religion, magic, science and even legends. Social anthropology is a comparative study of all these things in ancient human society. Art is an important part of culture and culture depicts the interior of a society. Social anthropology studies sculpture, metallurgy, and even dancing and instrumental ...
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... diversity, and how that diversity evolved and developed from the past into the present. We began in the 19th century with the study of the small non-literate communities that were still found in many parts of the world outside the civilizations studied by historians. We learned to see the world as t ...
... diversity, and how that diversity evolved and developed from the past into the present. We began in the 19th century with the study of the small non-literate communities that were still found in many parts of the world outside the civilizations studied by historians. We learned to see the world as t ...
Radical Archaeology as Dissent
... check our email on computers and watch satellite TV reports on cloning. Human material culture, social organization and resource distribution has become so complicated in the last few centuries that scholars in any field of study would be hard pressed to make sense of the root causes or potential ef ...
... check our email on computers and watch satellite TV reports on cloning. Human material culture, social organization and resource distribution has become so complicated in the last few centuries that scholars in any field of study would be hard pressed to make sense of the root causes or potential ef ...
Hopscotch modernism - Modernist Cultures
... Such a generalized ethnographic perspective that can link anthropology and sociology with the artistic project of modernism might allow us to rethink the monuments of canonical modernism (Ulysses as experimental ethnography of Dublin, for instance) while also allowing for the re-centring of seemingl ...
... Such a generalized ethnographic perspective that can link anthropology and sociology with the artistic project of modernism might allow us to rethink the monuments of canonical modernism (Ulysses as experimental ethnography of Dublin, for instance) while also allowing for the re-centring of seemingl ...
Generalized reciprocity
... - biological vs. social evolution - principles of reciprocity What can we learn from the “evolution of human nature?” - There is nothing inherited about the political formalism and social inequality that characterize large state societies ...
... - biological vs. social evolution - principles of reciprocity What can we learn from the “evolution of human nature?” - There is nothing inherited about the political formalism and social inequality that characterize large state societies ...