Dynamic Inuit Social Strategies in Changing Environments: A Long
... 1990; Fortuine, 1992). Finally, Inuit society itself was not static during this period, and social dynamics within regional groups, households, or other social units could also drive observed changes (e.g., Kaplan, 1980; Stevenson, ...
... 1990; Fortuine, 1992). Finally, Inuit society itself was not static during this period, and social dynamics within regional groups, households, or other social units could also drive observed changes (e.g., Kaplan, 1980; Stevenson, ...
Brian Howell, Whither and Whence the Anthropology of Christianity?
... value, as well as limits on the ways those values are conceptualized and subsequently articulated and contested. Another area more wholly emerging from the anthropology of Christianity is a concerted effort to bring anthropology together with theology in newly productive ways. Like the anthropology ...
... value, as well as limits on the ways those values are conceptualized and subsequently articulated and contested. Another area more wholly emerging from the anthropology of Christianity is a concerted effort to bring anthropology together with theology in newly productive ways. Like the anthropology ...
Vytis ČIUBRINSKAS - Social / cultural anthropology in Lithuania: the
... ment of its object and from working out its methods not from the material that is randomly collected for it." (Greimas 1993:15). That is, contemporary Lithuanian ethnology has its roots in its material heritage: museum collections and documentary archives. This material heritage was inher4 ited by L ...
... ment of its object and from working out its methods not from the material that is randomly collected for it." (Greimas 1993:15). That is, contemporary Lithuanian ethnology has its roots in its material heritage: museum collections and documentary archives. This material heritage was inher4 ited by L ...
Answers
... proposed by Merton to refer to stress or imbalance in a cultural system. proposed by Radcliffe-Brown to refer to stress or imbalance in a cultural system. proposed by Merton to refer to unintended or unrecognized functions of culture. proposed by Radcliffe-Brown to refer to unintended or unrecognize ...
... proposed by Merton to refer to stress or imbalance in a cultural system. proposed by Radcliffe-Brown to refer to stress or imbalance in a cultural system. proposed by Merton to refer to unintended or unrecognized functions of culture. proposed by Radcliffe-Brown to refer to unintended or unrecognize ...
Advocacy in Anthropology: Active engagement or passive
... founding fathers of anthropology were originally from a natural science background (e.g. Haddon, Rivers, Malinowski) who brought with them ideas of positivism and objectivity associated with the ‘scientific’ method. Those advocating such an approach treated ‘native’ people as objects of study and at ...
... founding fathers of anthropology were originally from a natural science background (e.g. Haddon, Rivers, Malinowski) who brought with them ideas of positivism and objectivity associated with the ‘scientific’ method. Those advocating such an approach treated ‘native’ people as objects of study and at ...
Department of Anthropology University of Toronto Mississauga Job Postings for Sessional Lecturers
... Duties: Preparation and delivery of course material, supervision of teaching assistants, preparation and delivery of assignments, tests and examination, marking of student work, submission of grades to university officials, holding regular office hours. ANT214H5S - Anthropology of Food and Nutrition ...
... Duties: Preparation and delivery of course material, supervision of teaching assistants, preparation and delivery of assignments, tests and examination, marking of student work, submission of grades to university officials, holding regular office hours. ANT214H5S - Anthropology of Food and Nutrition ...
The Implications of Thermogenic Modification for Anthropological
... archaeology and differential preservation. The context in which remains are deposited is important: if the site in which the remains are found is the site at which the remains were burned, a primary scene, then the ground surrounding the remains will also be affected by the burning event. A seconda ...
... archaeology and differential preservation. The context in which remains are deposited is important: if the site in which the remains are found is the site at which the remains were burned, a primary scene, then the ground surrounding the remains will also be affected by the burning event. A seconda ...
Cодержание 3/2015
... At the same time the similarities were found between the Kitoi group from Angara region and chronologically distant Bronze Age Glazkovo groups from Angara, Upper Lena and Trans-Baikal territories. It is hypothesized that the morphological diversity of Glazkovo groups could be due to their mixing wit ...
... At the same time the similarities were found between the Kitoi group from Angara region and chronologically distant Bronze Age Glazkovo groups from Angara, Upper Lena and Trans-Baikal territories. It is hypothesized that the morphological diversity of Glazkovo groups could be due to their mixing wit ...
Julian Steward and the Rise of Anthropological Theory
... not a chance of organizing it in other than traditional area terms. fact, this organization carried over into Native People of South America [1959c] far more than I recognized, and many teachers, I am told, have trouble with it as a text because students try to see it organized in evolutionary terms ...
... not a chance of organizing it in other than traditional area terms. fact, this organization carried over into Native People of South America [1959c] far more than I recognized, and many teachers, I am told, have trouble with it as a text because students try to see it organized in evolutionary terms ...
Shanks Tilley 1987
... have a developed theory of its meaning and significance. Similarly, archaeologists, although dealing with long time spans, have little questioned the concept of time, and reductionist, essentialist and ethnocentric notions of social evolution have long been dominant. If we achieve little more in thi ...
... have a developed theory of its meaning and significance. Similarly, archaeologists, although dealing with long time spans, have little questioned the concept of time, and reductionist, essentialist and ethnocentric notions of social evolution have long been dominant. If we achieve little more in thi ...
Rethinking Euro-anthropology
... funding and politics, and the directions in which anthropological practice is travelling. Pro-actively, we can also contextualise it as filling a void, or even as fixing up something that seems to be broken. Nothing new as such, anthropology has gone through many crises; yet in periods when the basi ...
... funding and politics, and the directions in which anthropological practice is travelling. Pro-actively, we can also contextualise it as filling a void, or even as fixing up something that seems to be broken. Nothing new as such, anthropology has gone through many crises; yet in periods when the basi ...
Department of Sociology and Anthropology Dr. Timothy J. Carter, Department Head Sociology Program
... creative, culture-bearing beings. Through course work, field schools, study abroad, independent studies and internships, students learn about cultural, linguistic, and biological diversity, human biological characteristics, and the human past as revealed by archaeology. The anthropology program prov ...
... creative, culture-bearing beings. Through course work, field schools, study abroad, independent studies and internships, students learn about cultural, linguistic, and biological diversity, human biological characteristics, and the human past as revealed by archaeology. The anthropology program prov ...
PHOENICIAN EXPLANATION: EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
... archaeology has become so important, and to enlighten them on the detrimental effects of treasure hunting. Underwater archaeological sites are a non-renewable resource, which is why it is important to conserve them and study them (McManamon 2000: 5). Underwater sites have suffered from the effects o ...
... archaeology has become so important, and to enlighten them on the detrimental effects of treasure hunting. Underwater archaeological sites are a non-renewable resource, which is why it is important to conserve them and study them (McManamon 2000: 5). Underwater sites have suffered from the effects o ...
Roger Curtis Green - National Academy of Sciences
... day: a wide broad smile and dozens of lilikoi‘i seeds matted in his beard. The Lapakahi, Makaha, and Hālawa projects have been cited many times as a set of three closely linked studies that revolutionized Hawaiian archaeology, taking it beyond an early infatuation with artifact-rich sites and chron ...
... day: a wide broad smile and dozens of lilikoi‘i seeds matted in his beard. The Lapakahi, Makaha, and Hālawa projects have been cited many times as a set of three closely linked studies that revolutionized Hawaiian archaeology, taking it beyond an early infatuation with artifact-rich sites and chron ...
anthropologies of the south: their rise, their silencing - Ram-Wan
... Another example of this appraisal of the anthropologies of the South on which academics from the North and the South agree in fact, and which equally contributes to hide the existence of an anthropology of the South, is the seldom analyzed attraction which the academic centers of the North have for ...
... Another example of this appraisal of the anthropologies of the South on which academics from the North and the South agree in fact, and which equally contributes to hide the existence of an anthropology of the South, is the seldom analyzed attraction which the academic centers of the North have for ...
Anthropology Student Handbook - University of Central Missouri
... schools must be arranged with Dr. Clifford-Napoleone. Please make sure you meet with Dr. C BEFORE you arrange an internship, to make sure it meets the minimum requirements for credit. In recent years, Anthroplogy students have completed internships at the Bakken Museum of Science in Minneapolis, the ...
... schools must be arranged with Dr. Clifford-Napoleone. Please make sure you meet with Dr. C BEFORE you arrange an internship, to make sure it meets the minimum requirements for credit. In recent years, Anthroplogy students have completed internships at the Bakken Museum of Science in Minneapolis, the ...
Macquarie University Anthropology Graduate Capabilities
... Two SLOs (Student Learning Outcomes) and their major components are described below: 1. Anthropological Approach: Students will demonstrate basic knowledge of the holistic four-field nature of anthropology and the concepts and integration of culture and biology as used by contemporary anthropologist ...
... Two SLOs (Student Learning Outcomes) and their major components are described below: 1. Anthropological Approach: Students will demonstrate basic knowledge of the holistic four-field nature of anthropology and the concepts and integration of culture and biology as used by contemporary anthropologist ...
Anthropology in the German Democratic Republic: A Personal
... corresponds regularly with Richard Lee at the University of Toronto since both of them share interests in hunting and gathering societies. GDR physical anthropologists also maintain contacts with colleagues in other countries, including those in the FRG. One physical anthropologist suggested to me t ...
... corresponds regularly with Richard Lee at the University of Toronto since both of them share interests in hunting and gathering societies. GDR physical anthropologists also maintain contacts with colleagues in other countries, including those in the FRG. One physical anthropologist suggested to me t ...
curriculum vitae - Anthropology, UC Berkeley
... Thesis title: Late Prehistoric Exchange Network Analysis in Carrizo Gorge and the Far Southwest (published by Coyote Press, 1994). Committee: J.W. Ball, L.L. Leach, N.H. Greenwood. A.B. Anthropology/Geology, San Diego State University (Cum Laude with Distinction in Anthropology) 1979. Phi Beta Kappa ...
... Thesis title: Late Prehistoric Exchange Network Analysis in Carrizo Gorge and the Far Southwest (published by Coyote Press, 1994). Committee: J.W. Ball, L.L. Leach, N.H. Greenwood. A.B. Anthropology/Geology, San Diego State University (Cum Laude with Distinction in Anthropology) 1979. Phi Beta Kappa ...
The Rashomon Effect: When Ethnographers Disagree
... Probably most disagreements are not clearly resolvable (in the film Rashomon,someone did and others did not plunge the knife into the samurai's chest). The resolution may not be one of the two answers offered but some more complex mix (again, taking an example from Rashomon,there was probably sex be ...
... Probably most disagreements are not clearly resolvable (in the film Rashomon,someone did and others did not plunge the knife into the samurai's chest). The resolution may not be one of the two answers offered but some more complex mix (again, taking an example from Rashomon,there was probably sex be ...
Introduction to Post-Social Anthropology
... between humans and nonhumans. What the anthropology of science does is not dissolve the distinction between science and nonscience; rather it multiplies and differentiates this distinction in a cloud of practices with specific demands and obligations. Note that we are dealing with an anthropology of ...
... between humans and nonhumans. What the anthropology of science does is not dissolve the distinction between science and nonscience; rather it multiplies and differentiates this distinction in a cloud of practices with specific demands and obligations. Note that we are dealing with an anthropology of ...
Subject benchmark statement: Anthropology
... with the benchmark standards in the form of a table was not helpful. The threshold standards have therefore been revised and only these are included. There has been, in recent years, an emphasis on the 'employability' of graduates across all higher education providers. In anthropology relevant and p ...
... with the benchmark standards in the form of a table was not helpful. The threshold standards have therefore been revised and only these are included. There has been, in recent years, an emphasis on the 'employability' of graduates across all higher education providers. In anthropology relevant and p ...
The Anthropological Society of Western Australia
... which our own Society is one. It was established in 193536 and, along with the journal Oceania has pioneered the publication of anthropological materials. At first it was published only by the New South Wales Anthropological Society, but other State Societies (as they were formed) joined the ‘parent ...
... which our own Society is one. It was established in 193536 and, along with the journal Oceania has pioneered the publication of anthropological materials. At first it was published only by the New South Wales Anthropological Society, but other State Societies (as they were formed) joined the ‘parent ...
The Major in Anthropology
... through a combination of the scientific and humanistic methods. The discipline is holistic, historical, interpretive and applied, highlighting both conceptual understanding and hands-on fieldwork experience. Anthropology is intrinsically global in scope emphasizing the examination of the similaritie ...
... through a combination of the scientific and humanistic methods. The discipline is holistic, historical, interpretive and applied, highlighting both conceptual understanding and hands-on fieldwork experience. Anthropology is intrinsically global in scope emphasizing the examination of the similaritie ...
Divination and Power - Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard
... nature of divination practice, which I have labeled “specialized.” Chen appropriately asks what I mean by this, implying that I suggest that all divination was monopolized by Shang kings and high elites during the period of greatest elaboration. This was not my intent. Specialization is a concept th ...
... nature of divination practice, which I have labeled “specialized.” Chen appropriately asks what I mean by this, implying that I suggest that all divination was monopolized by Shang kings and high elites during the period of greatest elaboration. This was not my intent. Specialization is a concept th ...