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... The purpose of this research was to compare the two intrinsically different samples: the Texas State University Donated Skeletal Collection and the collection used in the Spradley and Jantz study. The sample from the Spradley and Jantz study came from the Forensic Anthropology Data Bank (FDB). The ...
... The purpose of this research was to compare the two intrinsically different samples: the Texas State University Donated Skeletal Collection and the collection used in the Spradley and Jantz study. The sample from the Spradley and Jantz study came from the Forensic Anthropology Data Bank (FDB). The ...
Understanding children and childhood
... There are many marginalised and poor children in rich countries, and while poverty‐striken children may appear to lack a great deal, they may have attributes and resources (such as spirituality and close family ties) that may not be acknowledged in ...
... There are many marginalised and poor children in rich countries, and while poverty‐striken children may appear to lack a great deal, they may have attributes and resources (such as spirituality and close family ties) that may not be acknowledged in ...
Understanding children and childhood
... There are many marginalised and poor children in rich countries, and while poverty‐striken children may appear to lack a great deal, they may have attributes and resources (such as spirituality and close family ties) that may not be acknowledged in ...
... There are many marginalised and poor children in rich countries, and while poverty‐striken children may appear to lack a great deal, they may have attributes and resources (such as spirituality and close family ties) that may not be acknowledged in ...
Transcription and the Senses : Cultural Analysis When It Entails
... further into the realm of analysis and critical sensory reflection, with a greater attention upon the question of how the senses can be better included in the analytical process that moves us from methods and material, through theory, to final analysis. As a means of doing this the article takes the ...
... further into the realm of analysis and critical sensory reflection, with a greater attention upon the question of how the senses can be better included in the analytical process that moves us from methods and material, through theory, to final analysis. As a means of doing this the article takes the ...
The Return of Ishi`s Brain: After an Unsettling
... interactions with Indians to be a rich subject. "It's hard to be an American anthropologist and not have some kind of idea of what Kroeber might have been," says M. Steven Shackley, a research archaeologist at the Hearst museum. "But he's been characterized so many ways that it's hard to tell what t ...
... interactions with Indians to be a rich subject. "It's hard to be an American anthropologist and not have some kind of idea of what Kroeber might have been," says M. Steven Shackley, a research archaeologist at the Hearst museum. "But he's been characterized so many ways that it's hard to tell what t ...
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... idea on how to proceed with the project, the designers now find that they need to get away from the office in order to seek new inspiration. And since Milan, one of the world’s most famous fashion cities, is nearby, we decide to spend the day here, visiting museums, bookstores, furniture shops, fash ...
... idea on how to proceed with the project, the designers now find that they need to get away from the office in order to seek new inspiration. And since Milan, one of the world’s most famous fashion cities, is nearby, we decide to spend the day here, visiting museums, bookstores, furniture shops, fash ...
The Impact of the River Basin Surveys Program in Historical
... led by the pursuit of a problem, enabling them to embrace any pertinent data or approach. In the direct-historical approach, prehistory and history were correctly and necessarily viewed as a continuum with both history and prehistory contributing differently to the resolution of a common problem wit ...
... led by the pursuit of a problem, enabling them to embrace any pertinent data or approach. In the direct-historical approach, prehistory and history were correctly and necessarily viewed as a continuum with both history and prehistory contributing differently to the resolution of a common problem wit ...
Slide 1
... sciences and the humanities, which implies that disciplines such as history, linguistics, literature, and philosophy are separate from the social sciences, such as anthropology, political science, psychology and sociology. The disciplines listed in these two categories vary between countries and uni ...
... sciences and the humanities, which implies that disciplines such as history, linguistics, literature, and philosophy are separate from the social sciences, such as anthropology, political science, psychology and sociology. The disciplines listed in these two categories vary between countries and uni ...
Oikos Evangelism - Grace Family Church | Pearland, TX
... Peter B. Hammond, professor of anthropology, Indiana University, observes that "in most cultures the social systems of greatest importance are based on kinship. Human beings everywhere are born into some sort of family. And almost always this family is important in giving them-literally and figurati ...
... Peter B. Hammond, professor of anthropology, Indiana University, observes that "in most cultures the social systems of greatest importance are based on kinship. Human beings everywhere are born into some sort of family. And almost always this family is important in giving them-literally and figurati ...
Zsombor Tóth - Transindex Adatbank
... The English Serini: the Peripheral/External Reading The book entitled, The Conduct and Character of Count Nicholas Serini, Protestant Generalissimo of the Auxiliaries in Hungary, The most Prudent and Resolved Champion of Christendom, was sold in the bookstore at the Flower Street in London, at the e ...
... The English Serini: the Peripheral/External Reading The book entitled, The Conduct and Character of Count Nicholas Serini, Protestant Generalissimo of the Auxiliaries in Hungary, The most Prudent and Resolved Champion of Christendom, was sold in the bookstore at the Flower Street in London, at the e ...
INSTRUCTORS GUIDE by - Anthropology
... accessible style enlivened by wonderful cartoon illustrations. The first edition, published is 1998, was a Natural Science Book Club Selection and received positive reviews in leading anthropological journals, including The American Anthropologist and American Antiquity. The second expanded edition ...
... accessible style enlivened by wonderful cartoon illustrations. The first edition, published is 1998, was a Natural Science Book Club Selection and received positive reviews in leading anthropological journals, including The American Anthropologist and American Antiquity. The second expanded edition ...
The Implications of Thermogenic Modification for Anthropological
... source of data is the existing literature on the topic of burn trauma. The experts that I discuss have provided research and case studies on burn trauma. These experts are working to develop standards of practice for the field of forensic anthropology. This is a crucial process for any field, and it ...
... source of data is the existing literature on the topic of burn trauma. The experts that I discuss have provided research and case studies on burn trauma. These experts are working to develop standards of practice for the field of forensic anthropology. This is a crucial process for any field, and it ...
O verview Methods and Ethics in Physical - McGraw
... – Primatology is the close study of primates. – Primate studies have been conducted in both zoos and natural settings. – Like ethnographers, primatologists must establish rapport with the individuals they are studying. ...
... – Primatology is the close study of primates. – Primate studies have been conducted in both zoos and natural settings. – Like ethnographers, primatologists must establish rapport with the individuals they are studying. ...
NEXUS ANALYSIS 1. Nexus analysis – an action oriented approach
... publisher should be contacted for permission to re-use or reprint the material in any form. ...
... publisher should be contacted for permission to re-use or reprint the material in any form. ...
Saadaka: An Aspect of Shamanism, Spiritual Power, and Pollution in
... Models to explore these phenomena. Next, I will explain spirit possession and how it pertains to folk illness/medicine and use cognitive and embodiment theories. Finally, I plan to position pathogenic possession in terms of purity and pollution and discuss ideas for future research. In addition, Dor ...
... Models to explore these phenomena. Next, I will explain spirit possession and how it pertains to folk illness/medicine and use cognitive and embodiment theories. Finally, I plan to position pathogenic possession in terms of purity and pollution and discuss ideas for future research. In addition, Dor ...
ANTHROPOLOGICAL TURN IN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY: AN
... deeply convinced that such “antianthropological” attitudes were fully dominant in both European philosophy and theology, and have penetrated throughout the life of his native Danish Lutheran Church. As for Roman Catholicism, its officially prescribed Thomist doctrine included quite detailed anthropo ...
... deeply convinced that such “antianthropological” attitudes were fully dominant in both European philosophy and theology, and have penetrated throughout the life of his native Danish Lutheran Church. As for Roman Catholicism, its officially prescribed Thomist doctrine included quite detailed anthropo ...
Chapter 1: What is anthropology
... Alejandro Mamani is a case study in psychological anthropology derived from ethnographic fieldwork in 1973 in Bolivia with the Aymara. This ethnography illustrates field techniques with a more narrow focus than How Cultures are Studied, also suggested for this chapter. In this film, we see that ethn ...
... Alejandro Mamani is a case study in psychological anthropology derived from ethnographic fieldwork in 1973 in Bolivia with the Aymara. This ethnography illustrates field techniques with a more narrow focus than How Cultures are Studied, also suggested for this chapter. In this film, we see that ethn ...
Fear of Scandalous Knowledge: Arguing About
... past 15 years, even if Sokal and Boghossian remain firmly rooted in the past. They seem not to have noticed that attention has shifted from ‘‘science’’ to particular sciences, from ‘‘theory’’ to material practices in laboratories and other research settings, and from physics to biology as the protot ...
... past 15 years, even if Sokal and Boghossian remain firmly rooted in the past. They seem not to have noticed that attention has shifted from ‘‘science’’ to particular sciences, from ‘‘theory’’ to material practices in laboratories and other research settings, and from physics to biology as the protot ...
Studying religion anthropologicaly
... to look at it as learned and shared human behavior. Since it must be observable, anthropology also treats it as public behavior, not primarily something that is “private” or “in people’s heads”; it is also not initially in people’s heads but rather, since it is learned and acquired instead of innate ...
... to look at it as learned and shared human behavior. Since it must be observable, anthropology also treats it as public behavior, not primarily something that is “private” or “in people’s heads”; it is also not initially in people’s heads but rather, since it is learned and acquired instead of innate ...
See Preview - Cordillera Studies Center
... earlier version of the review which appeared as “Myth Analysis: Truth in Myth” in the Saint Louis University Research Journal (1982). The other missing section, which could not in any way be reconstructed, is again indicated by a bracketed ellipsis. The manuscript is incomplete for another reason. F ...
... earlier version of the review which appeared as “Myth Analysis: Truth in Myth” in the Saint Louis University Research Journal (1982). The other missing section, which could not in any way be reconstructed, is again indicated by a bracketed ellipsis. The manuscript is incomplete for another reason. F ...
The Virgin-Birth Debate in Anthropological Literature
... the functional and structural methods. The classical functionalist was B. Malinowski, who explained culture as fulfilling biological needs. A. R. Radcliffe-Brown expanded and refined Malinowski's views and adopted a functional/structural approach which, while relating all cultural institutions and s ...
... the functional and structural methods. The classical functionalist was B. Malinowski, who explained culture as fulfilling biological needs. A. R. Radcliffe-Brown expanded and refined Malinowski's views and adopted a functional/structural approach which, while relating all cultural institutions and s ...
Writing ethnography. Malinowski`s fieldnotes on Baloma
... Bronislaw K. Malinowski, Diary, 27 June 1918 ...
... Bronislaw K. Malinowski, Diary, 27 June 1918 ...
Anthropology Courses (ANTH)
... ethnographies from diverse contexts used to examine intersections of kinship, religion, health, and medicine in later life. Same as ASP:2181, GHS:2181. ANTH:2182 Africa: Health and Society 3 s.h. Cultural, political, and economic diversity of African societies from precolonial period to present day; ...
... ethnographies from diverse contexts used to examine intersections of kinship, religion, health, and medicine in later life. Same as ASP:2181, GHS:2181. ANTH:2182 Africa: Health and Society 3 s.h. Cultural, political, and economic diversity of African societies from precolonial period to present day; ...
The Paradox of Positivism
... reflux (to put it crudely) of the underlying experience of Fordism. Further, while all of the other connections between Fordism and methodological positivism refer to the practice of social science, the first one refers to scientists’ conceptions of themselves and their activities. Of course, there is ...
... reflux (to put it crudely) of the underlying experience of Fordism. Further, while all of the other connections between Fordism and methodological positivism refer to the practice of social science, the first one refers to scientists’ conceptions of themselves and their activities. Of course, there is ...
Statistics for Cross-Cultural Research
... of its younger members declared that their senior colleagues were not moving in the direction of the real multidisciplinary synthesis but continuing their research in a traditional old way, whereas multidisciplinary synthesis was the main task declared in the Charter of the Institute. It was the ach ...
... of its younger members declared that their senior colleagues were not moving in the direction of the real multidisciplinary synthesis but continuing their research in a traditional old way, whereas multidisciplinary synthesis was the main task declared in the Charter of the Institute. It was the ach ...