Rethinking the culture-economy dialectic Brons, Lajos Ludovic
... took a further step by claiming that the passions not only control reason but that they should control it: 'Reason is, and ought only to be the slave of the passions, and can never pretend to any other office than to serve and obey them' (§ 2.3.3 / p. 462). Passion (or the passions) was (were) not t ...
... took a further step by claiming that the passions not only control reason but that they should control it: 'Reason is, and ought only to be the slave of the passions, and can never pretend to any other office than to serve and obey them' (§ 2.3.3 / p. 462). Passion (or the passions) was (were) not t ...
THE NEW MIDDLE EASTERN ETHNOGRAPHY
... anthropology often progresses not by resolving issues, but by deciding that some problems have ceased to be interesting. For many younger practitioners, Bourdieu's concern with understanding the tactics of social manipulation, the Geertzian call for an anthropology concerned with the negotiated cons ...
... anthropology often progresses not by resolving issues, but by deciding that some problems have ceased to be interesting. For many younger practitioners, Bourdieu's concern with understanding the tactics of social manipulation, the Geertzian call for an anthropology concerned with the negotiated cons ...
Johannes Andersen THE POLITICS OF DAILY LIFE
... order to cover part of one’s leisure time e.g. in the form of overtime or by taking work home. But without forgetting the recreative purpose of leisure time. The self conception of this life mode is based on a perspective which puts personal creativity and growth at the center. Work is both the goal ...
... order to cover part of one’s leisure time e.g. in the form of overtime or by taking work home. But without forgetting the recreative purpose of leisure time. The self conception of this life mode is based on a perspective which puts personal creativity and growth at the center. Work is both the goal ...
Similarities - Cambridge University Press
... replaced by a statistical one that expresses greater frequency (mode), rather than a fundamental or basic uniformity in personality. This permitted her to deal with variability in personality, and with discrepancy and incongruity between personality and culture. Moreover, she thought it likely that ...
... replaced by a statistical one that expresses greater frequency (mode), rather than a fundamental or basic uniformity in personality. This permitted her to deal with variability in personality, and with discrepancy and incongruity between personality and culture. Moreover, she thought it likely that ...
HUMAN ··COMMUN`ICATION THEORY Original Essays
... Mental Health, and has .published numerous articles and studies. in both ...
... Mental Health, and has .published numerous articles and studies. in both ...
1 - Michigan State University
... Anthropology’s place, at the time of its emergence and within the academic division of labor, brought with it a significant, if largely unwritten, mandate for the discipline: To recognize and communicate the relative equality of sociocultural constellations – “cultures” – in the positive senses of t ...
... Anthropology’s place, at the time of its emergence and within the academic division of labor, brought with it a significant, if largely unwritten, mandate for the discipline: To recognize and communicate the relative equality of sociocultural constellations – “cultures” – in the positive senses of t ...
368 Courses • Aerospace / Anthropology
... phenomenon in the modern world. This course surveys the history and development of poverty in the western world with concentration on the problems of poverty in modern urban America. The course emphasizes the research of ethnographers in an attempt to help students understand the genesis and basis f ...
... phenomenon in the modern world. This course surveys the history and development of poverty in the western world with concentration on the problems of poverty in modern urban America. The course emphasizes the research of ethnographers in an attempt to help students understand the genesis and basis f ...
CULTURE IN LANGUAGES – MULTIPLICITY OF INTERPRETATIONS
... However, the level and quality of multilingual ability is measurable, which can hardly be said for the levels of multiculturality and crossculturality. There are already problems with appropriate terminology. There are different terms, like multicultural, crosscultural and even transcultural. The la ...
... However, the level and quality of multilingual ability is measurable, which can hardly be said for the levels of multiculturality and crossculturality. There are already problems with appropriate terminology. There are different terms, like multicultural, crosscultural and even transcultural. The la ...
Cultural Studies (pptx, it, 133 KB, 12/4/13)
... community where whatever people share with one another is not lost in acknowledged difference. In relation to literary criticism, the problem of cultural studies is the difficulty of linking literary and cultural works out of the neglect and secondaryness to which for all kinds of political and ideo ...
... community where whatever people share with one another is not lost in acknowledged difference. In relation to literary criticism, the problem of cultural studies is the difficulty of linking literary and cultural works out of the neglect and secondaryness to which for all kinds of political and ideo ...
alfred irving hallowell - National Academy of Sciences
... "atomistic," resting in part on the claim that his views were based on a refusal to accept the Marx/Engels theory of cultural evolution, left him unmoved. In his mature years, Hallowell developed further his ideas about the nature of the human personality and began to construct a theory of psycholog ...
... "atomistic," resting in part on the claim that his views were based on a refusal to accept the Marx/Engels theory of cultural evolution, left him unmoved. In his mature years, Hallowell developed further his ideas about the nature of the human personality and began to construct a theory of psycholog ...
1180. Leadership Laboratory. laboratory of applied leadership and skills. Student-
... phenomenon in the modern world. This course surveys the history and development of poverty in the western world with concentration on the problems of poverty in modern urban America. The course emphasizes the research of ethnographers in an attempt to help students understand the genesis and basis f ...
... phenomenon in the modern world. This course surveys the history and development of poverty in the western world with concentration on the problems of poverty in modern urban America. The course emphasizes the research of ethnographers in an attempt to help students understand the genesis and basis f ...
Field-note - Ebola Response Anthropology Platform
... not want to minimize the importance of some cultural aspects linked to both the spread and the containment of the virus. Rather, the argument here is to link cultural practices with their sociopolitical, economic and historical patterns, dimensions often forgotten by the general coverage of ebola. T ...
... not want to minimize the importance of some cultural aspects linked to both the spread and the containment of the virus. Rather, the argument here is to link cultural practices with their sociopolitical, economic and historical patterns, dimensions often forgotten by the general coverage of ebola. T ...
Dahl , Gudrun 1999 “On Consuming and Being Consumed” in
... emphasized is the local appropriation and adaptation of commodities, the constructive recontextualization and investing of new meanings in commodities as signs. The form of marketed goods might be universally the same: the substance of meaning is different, it is up to free and creative choice the p ...
... emphasized is the local appropriation and adaptation of commodities, the constructive recontextualization and investing of new meanings in commodities as signs. The form of marketed goods might be universally the same: the substance of meaning is different, it is up to free and creative choice the p ...
Social Anthropology: Canadian Perspectives on Culture and Society
... A family party or party with friends: This would be difficult because as a primary participant, you will find it very hard to sit back and observe what is going on around you. Scenes discovered while traveling: It will be hard to return to do a similar observation again. ...
... A family party or party with friends: This would be difficult because as a primary participant, you will find it very hard to sit back and observe what is going on around you. Scenes discovered while traveling: It will be hard to return to do a similar observation again. ...
SÉRIE ANTROPOLOGIA 375 POST-IMPERIALISM. A - DAN
... major ideologies and utopias to confront. In the ten years between 1991 and 9/11, political ideologies and utopias gave way to culture, disguised as civilization and religion, as the new substance for a dual vision of the world. The clash of the socialist and capitalist worlds was substituted with t ...
... major ideologies and utopias to confront. In the ten years between 1991 and 9/11, political ideologies and utopias gave way to culture, disguised as civilization and religion, as the new substance for a dual vision of the world. The clash of the socialist and capitalist worlds was substituted with t ...
MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY 287 (SOCIOLOGY OF MASS COMMUNICATION) BA SOCIOLOGY
... sit also has an influence on how they interact. Member status and eye contact are key considerations in seating arrangements. Where a person sits indicates his or her status in the group. Those who sit at the head of rectangular tables are most often chosen for leadership. People talk much more free ...
... sit also has an influence on how they interact. Member status and eye contact are key considerations in seating arrangements. Where a person sits indicates his or her status in the group. Those who sit at the head of rectangular tables are most often chosen for leadership. People talk much more free ...
Cultural variation in elite athletes - Department of Cognitive Science
... accounts of Islamic ‘Others’ for demonstrating pervasive Eurocentrism, presenting crude caricatures of Islamic cultures, even when the portraits were romanticized. Although Said’s critique is controversial, he identified a number of intellectual problems posed by the contrast of Oriental and Occiden ...
... accounts of Islamic ‘Others’ for demonstrating pervasive Eurocentrism, presenting crude caricatures of Islamic cultures, even when the portraits were romanticized. Although Said’s critique is controversial, he identified a number of intellectual problems posed by the contrast of Oriental and Occiden ...
Universal principles in particular contexts
... tive to those values and respectful of the people who hold them” (100). On the other hand, Macklin also argues that traditional practices that individuals voluntarily accept do not deserve respect if they are harmful or evil (81). Clearly, there is a tension between these two contentions. To complic ...
... tive to those values and respectful of the people who hold them” (100). On the other hand, Macklin also argues that traditional practices that individuals voluntarily accept do not deserve respect if they are harmful or evil (81). Clearly, there is a tension between these two contentions. To complic ...
The sources of this essay are a bias
... recurrence, do we proceed to build that synthetic model? A start might be found in a variant of that comfortably worn heuristic device, “If I were a horse. . .” In keeping with my evoked quantum bias, we will not worry much about horses and will ask instead, “ If I were a photon. . .” If we all were ...
... recurrence, do we proceed to build that synthetic model? A start might be found in a variant of that comfortably worn heuristic device, “If I were a horse. . .” In keeping with my evoked quantum bias, we will not worry much about horses and will ask instead, “ If I were a photon. . .” If we all were ...
Instructions for use Title MIND AS A CULTURAL
... As we entered the 20th century, anthropology was still pursuing its goal of reconstructing the history of mankind by studying cultures in different parts of the world. But that goal was now blocked by serious methodological problems (such as those raised by Boas) that needed to be settled before fur ...
... As we entered the 20th century, anthropology was still pursuing its goal of reconstructing the history of mankind by studying cultures in different parts of the world. But that goal was now blocked by serious methodological problems (such as those raised by Boas) that needed to be settled before fur ...
COURSE DESCRIPTION (Group C)
... 1. Anthropological theories in contemporary perspective. Classical approaches and current debates. Application of anthropological theorizing in critical and comparative perspectives. 2. Contemporary anthropological approaches , concepts and methodologies focused on recent debates in the discipline a ...
... 1. Anthropological theories in contemporary perspective. Classical approaches and current debates. Application of anthropological theorizing in critical and comparative perspectives. 2. Contemporary anthropological approaches , concepts and methodologies focused on recent debates in the discipline a ...
midterm exam draft/study questions
... characteristics. c. Social conflicts are always caused by the differential distribution of authority. d. Actors need not be conscious of their interest in order to act in accord with them. 17. What is one criticism that Luhmann had about Parsons’s theory of structural functionalism? a. b. c. d. ...
... characteristics. c. Social conflicts are always caused by the differential distribution of authority. d. Actors need not be conscious of their interest in order to act in accord with them. 17. What is one criticism that Luhmann had about Parsons’s theory of structural functionalism? a. b. c. d. ...
Culture and Personality, 27 February 2006, page 1 Anthropology
... Culture and Personality, 29 June 2017, page 9 this system sends and receives impulses, records experiences and responds to emotions. Its nerve cells are bathed and influenced the same neurotransmitters. The gut can upset the brain just as the brain can upset the gut." They continue, "The 'brain in ...
... Culture and Personality, 29 June 2017, page 9 this system sends and receives impulses, records experiences and responds to emotions. Its nerve cells are bathed and influenced the same neurotransmitters. The gut can upset the brain just as the brain can upset the gut." They continue, "The 'brain in ...
Ninth International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies
... culture – all human meaning-creation – implies contingency and a significant measure of arbitrariness. The message of social constructionism is basically that of elementary culture theory: in the organization of human reality, things could have been otherwise. Determinism is difficult to reconcile w ...
... culture – all human meaning-creation – implies contingency and a significant measure of arbitrariness. The message of social constructionism is basically that of elementary culture theory: in the organization of human reality, things could have been otherwise. Determinism is difficult to reconcile w ...
Lévi-Strauss
... should not be extended beyond the area of studies Similar customs or institutions cannot be always held as a proof of contacts Limited distribution in time and space is useful for a deepest research Originality of each social system Versus universal laws of human development (Tylor) ...
... should not be extended beyond the area of studies Similar customs or institutions cannot be always held as a proof of contacts Limited distribution in time and space is useful for a deepest research Originality of each social system Versus universal laws of human development (Tylor) ...