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Bearable Precariousness of being a Lifestyle Migrant Roger Norum
... vulnerability, precarity and risk (Korpela and Nagy, 2013). As responsibilities are shifted from public and private institutions onto individuals, the welfare and wellbeing of workers and their families, still often thought of as privileged and immune to such problems, are often ignored by states, p ...
... vulnerability, precarity and risk (Korpela and Nagy, 2013). As responsibilities are shifted from public and private institutions onto individuals, the welfare and wellbeing of workers and their families, still often thought of as privileged and immune to such problems, are often ignored by states, p ...
BAN 6: Evolution within our Species
... species. Students will be able to critically evaluate the relationship between cultural and biological variation, with an emphasis on interaction and mechanisms of change in adaptive systems, and the relationship between our Anthropological understanding of human diversity relative to the biological ...
... species. Students will be able to critically evaluate the relationship between cultural and biological variation, with an emphasis on interaction and mechanisms of change in adaptive systems, and the relationship between our Anthropological understanding of human diversity relative to the biological ...
Department of Anthropology
... developed into an actual theory or model. Schneider developed the systematic aspects of culture and separated culture from the individual even more than Geertz (Ortner 1984:129-130). Turner's major addition to anthropology was the investigation of how symbols actually operate, whether they function ...
... developed into an actual theory or model. Schneider developed the systematic aspects of culture and separated culture from the individual even more than Geertz (Ortner 1984:129-130). Turner's major addition to anthropology was the investigation of how symbols actually operate, whether they function ...
Claude Lévi
... only strong alternative to that kind of analysis was historical explanation, accounting for the existence of a social fact by saying how it came to be. However, the idea of social function developed in two different ways. The English anthropologist Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown, who had read and a ...
... only strong alternative to that kind of analysis was historical explanation, accounting for the existence of a social fact by saying how it came to be. However, the idea of social function developed in two different ways. The English anthropologist Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown, who had read and a ...
What does Europe have to offer IR? exogenisation and real
... Political science started, back in the seventeenth century, as a state-induced science of governing people. Small wonder that relations to the state are doxic, and small wonder that the discipline’s gaze is top-down. This disciplinary closeness to the subject matter and to the state is a problem in ...
... Political science started, back in the seventeenth century, as a state-induced science of governing people. Small wonder that relations to the state are doxic, and small wonder that the discipline’s gaze is top-down. This disciplinary closeness to the subject matter and to the state is a problem in ...
ANTHROPOLOGY COURSES FOR FALL 2017
... Otarola-Castillo This course provides an introduction to statistical methods used within the 4-fields of Anthropology. The course motivates statistics through data analysis and visualization. It is designed for students focusing in anthropological disciplines and also useful to students of all inter ...
... Otarola-Castillo This course provides an introduction to statistical methods used within the 4-fields of Anthropology. The course motivates statistics through data analysis and visualization. It is designed for students focusing in anthropological disciplines and also useful to students of all inter ...
Anthropology 303 1
... Study of human skeletal remains from archaeological contexts. Theoretical and thematic approaches in contemporary research. In-depth consideration of bioarchaeological methods used to explore pathology, occupation, geographic origins, etc. from human skeletal remains. Anthropometrics, disease, and t ...
... Study of human skeletal remains from archaeological contexts. Theoretical and thematic approaches in contemporary research. In-depth consideration of bioarchaeological methods used to explore pathology, occupation, geographic origins, etc. from human skeletal remains. Anthropometrics, disease, and t ...
Chapter 1
... MARX: (Historical Materialism) History’s material forces explain in world-history terms. Unilineal Evolutionists analyze social/political conflict, domination/inequality. Ecological constraints are less important than social constraints generated by culturally constructed modes of production. Landow ...
... MARX: (Historical Materialism) History’s material forces explain in world-history terms. Unilineal Evolutionists analyze social/political conflict, domination/inequality. Ecological constraints are less important than social constraints generated by culturally constructed modes of production. Landow ...
Fall Descriptions - University of Hawaii anthropology
... no more central course in the liberal arts curriculum than cultural anthropology. On every subject and issue, it enables one to consider the possibility of other perspectives and frees one from cultural constraints on thought and valuation. The basic objectives of the introductory course are: 1. Con ...
... no more central course in the liberal arts curriculum than cultural anthropology. On every subject and issue, it enables one to consider the possibility of other perspectives and frees one from cultural constraints on thought and valuation. The basic objectives of the introductory course are: 1. Con ...
Subject benchmark statement: Anthropology
... while in the latter cultural anthropology constituted one of the 'four fields' (along with archaeology, linguistics, and physical anthropology) and has been concerned with cultural forms and systems of meaning. This divergence was greatest in the mid-twentieth century, since when the interests and c ...
... while in the latter cultural anthropology constituted one of the 'four fields' (along with archaeology, linguistics, and physical anthropology) and has been concerned with cultural forms and systems of meaning. This divergence was greatest in the mid-twentieth century, since when the interests and c ...
this PDF - HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory
... of … subjectivation, the former indicating the submission to power and the latter referring to the constitution of identities, the knowledge of oneself, and, in L’Herméneutique du sujet (2001: 317) in particular, increasingly to “an art of life” and “an exercise of the self on the self.” It is in th ...
... of … subjectivation, the former indicating the submission to power and the latter referring to the constitution of identities, the knowledge of oneself, and, in L’Herméneutique du sujet (2001: 317) in particular, increasingly to “an art of life” and “an exercise of the self on the self.” It is in th ...
Sample Chapter 1
... Anthropology, which originated as the study of nonindustrial peoples, is a comparative science that now extends to all societies, ancient and modern, simple and complex. Most of the other social sciences tend to focus on a single society, usually an industrial nation such as the United States or Can ...
... Anthropology, which originated as the study of nonindustrial peoples, is a comparative science that now extends to all societies, ancient and modern, simple and complex. Most of the other social sciences tend to focus on a single society, usually an industrial nation such as the United States or Can ...
FLAS Fellowship Intent Form
... competition. This form is not a FLAS Application. The application deadline is January 15, 2017. 2. If you are eligible to receive a FLAS fellowship, you are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to apply for a fellowship due to the limited fellowship resources in the Department of Anthropology. 3. Students must notif ...
... competition. This form is not a FLAS Application. The application deadline is January 15, 2017. 2. If you are eligible to receive a FLAS fellowship, you are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to apply for a fellowship due to the limited fellowship resources in the Department of Anthropology. 3. Students must notif ...
Anthropology 310
... It may indeed be true that some culture does have, as a cultural category, ‘domestic units’, but that needs to be shown empirically, not assumed so simply on one theoretical ground or another (Schneider 2004:266).” ...
... It may indeed be true that some culture does have, as a cultural category, ‘domestic units’, but that needs to be shown empirically, not assumed so simply on one theoretical ground or another (Schneider 2004:266).” ...
368 Courses • Aerospace / Anthropology
... mediums through which people express a sense of ethnic identity and belonging (music, dress, dance and stories); and how these expressive cultures unfold in urban settings, both shaped by and reconstituting city life. 4250. Development of Anthropological Thought. 3 hours. An overview of the history ...
... mediums through which people express a sense of ethnic identity and belonging (music, dress, dance and stories); and how these expressive cultures unfold in urban settings, both shaped by and reconstituting city life. 4250. Development of Anthropological Thought. 3 hours. An overview of the history ...
Anth 3707.10: Anthropology of the Middle East Fall 2015 Tu/Th 2:20
... class having done the assigned readings for the day and ready to actively engage in discussion about those readings and their connection to the broader themes of the class. You should bring your copy of the day’s readings to each class. Course Requirements Attendance: My expectation is that you will ...
... class having done the assigned readings for the day and ready to actively engage in discussion about those readings and their connection to the broader themes of the class. You should bring your copy of the day’s readings to each class. Course Requirements Attendance: My expectation is that you will ...
1 ANTH 2: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Matthew Wolf
... Among the social sciences, cultural anthropology stands out for its longstanding focus on the effects of globalization, the local changes brought about through the global contact between societies and individuals, and the robust description of the life experiences of people across society, from the ...
... Among the social sciences, cultural anthropology stands out for its longstanding focus on the effects of globalization, the local changes brought about through the global contact between societies and individuals, and the robust description of the life experiences of people across society, from the ...
Document
... little existing field Anthropological field work and cultural research in Digital Ethnography. learning. • The idea of empowering a culture to portray themselves is relatively new to Anthropology. ...
... little existing field Anthropological field work and cultural research in Digital Ethnography. learning. • The idea of empowering a culture to portray themselves is relatively new to Anthropology. ...
Ethnoprimatology: Toward Reconciliation of Biological and Cultural
... such as Konrad Lorenz, Niko Tinbergen, Robert Hinde, and Desmond Morris. The two most influential individuals in the development of primatology in American physical anthropology were Earnest Albert Hooten and his student Sherwood Washburn (Gilmore 1981). Although Washburn (1968, 1977) ...
... such as Konrad Lorenz, Niko Tinbergen, Robert Hinde, and Desmond Morris. The two most influential individuals in the development of primatology in American physical anthropology were Earnest Albert Hooten and his student Sherwood Washburn (Gilmore 1981). Although Washburn (1968, 1977) ...
Anthropology
... • Flies will lay eggs on a body even before it is dead. Larvae (maggots) will hatch out in just under 24 hours. This regular cycle can be used sometimes to establish time of death. However, maggots cannot live under ground. ...
... • Flies will lay eggs on a body even before it is dead. Larvae (maggots) will hatch out in just under 24 hours. This regular cycle can be used sometimes to establish time of death. However, maggots cannot live under ground. ...
Paradoxical Intimacies
... and much mulling over by Huli married couples—spousal coresidence or cohabitation, the expectation that properly Christian spouses should live together in the same house. Another way of framing this issue is to say that Christian missionaries set out to create a Huli domestic sphere where, arguably, ...
... and much mulling over by Huli married couples—spousal coresidence or cohabitation, the expectation that properly Christian spouses should live together in the same house. Another way of framing this issue is to say that Christian missionaries set out to create a Huli domestic sphere where, arguably, ...
Anthropology and ethnography
... − yet lots of evidence suggests that this is not actually true − a fairly limited number of families provide a disproportionate number of the politicians that run the country − people born into some ethnic or economic groups have much lower incomes, poorer health, etc. than people born into others − ...
... − yet lots of evidence suggests that this is not actually true − a fairly limited number of families provide a disproportionate number of the politicians that run the country − people born into some ethnic or economic groups have much lower incomes, poorer health, etc. than people born into others − ...
What is Anthropology?
... Archaeological Anthropology • Archaeological anthropology reconstructs, describes, and interprets past human behavior and cultural patterns through material remains. • The material remains of a culture include artifacts (e.g., potsherds, jewelry, and tools), garbage, burials, and the remains of stru ...
... Archaeological Anthropology • Archaeological anthropology reconstructs, describes, and interprets past human behavior and cultural patterns through material remains. • The material remains of a culture include artifacts (e.g., potsherds, jewelry, and tools), garbage, burials, and the remains of stru ...
International Journal of Research in Sociology
... which ideas, knowledge, attitudes, skills etc., are passed on from one generation to the next. The possession of language is such an advantage to the human beings through which one can convey to the others a clear idea of situations which are not present and of the behaviour appropriate to such situ ...
... which ideas, knowledge, attitudes, skills etc., are passed on from one generation to the next. The possession of language is such an advantage to the human beings through which one can convey to the others a clear idea of situations which are not present and of the behaviour appropriate to such situ ...
concepts of literary anthropology an introduction fiction and faction
... anthropological field is constructed of ‘literary facts’, such as oral expressions, folk-tales, testimonies and memorials etc. Culture is thus equivalent to con-texture, but not from a Marxist standpoint: ...
... anthropological field is constructed of ‘literary facts’, such as oral expressions, folk-tales, testimonies and memorials etc. Culture is thus equivalent to con-texture, but not from a Marxist standpoint: ...