ABHI_RRHSQB - Sheet4 Flashcards

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Office of War Intelligence

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Benedict— This organization requested Benecit to write The Chrysanthemum and the Sword

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“six degrees of separation.”

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Milgram– developed this concept

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Inuit migrations

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Boas— Boas studied this phenomena in The Central Eskimo

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The Division of Labor in Society

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Durkehim– Novel by Durkheim

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Zuni Mythology

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Benedict– Another work by her

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Syntactic Structures

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Chomsky

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Judge Brack

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Ibsen– Character in Hedda Gabler

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Triffin Dilemma

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Keynes—This man proposed a solution to the Triffin Dilemma

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department of anthropology at Columbia University

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Boas– Give-away clue

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Halvard Solness

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Ibsen– Main character of The Master Builder

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“irreducable uncertainty”

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Keynes—This is a term brought up by Keynes in A Treatise on Probability

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Krogstad

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Ibsen– Antagonist of A Doll’s House

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MIT professor

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Chomsky

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The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.

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Ruth Benedict– This was a book written by her about Japanese people

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65 percent

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Milgram– This percentage were wiling to give maximum electroc shock to a learner

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Wye Memorandum

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Netanyahu– signed by him

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attacked the Treaty of Versailles

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Keynes—Keynes did this in a book titled The Economic Consequences of Peace> He argued against high reparation payments for Germany

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beauty contest

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Keynes—Keynes uses the analogy of a beauty contest to explain the behavior of rational agents in a market

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proposed “bancor” currency

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Keynes—Keynes proposed this type of currency at the Breton Woods Conference

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“pecuniary emulation.”

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Veblen

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Tract on Monetary Reform

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Keynes–In this work, Keynes argued that countries should avoid deflation and criticized the gold standard.

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Treatise on Probability

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Keynes—Keynes wrote this book as well

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biocultural functionalism

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Malinowski— This theory developed by Malinowski states that a culture is an interrelated whole, not merely a sum mation of individual traits.

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The Theory of the Leisure Class.

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Veblen

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fatalistic, egoistic, or altruistic

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Durkheim— These are the causes outlined in Suicide

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Trobriand Islands

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Malinowski— This is where he spent most of his time studying other cultures. Kiriwina island belongs to this chain

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pioneer of positivism

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Comte

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Sister Carrie

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Dreiser— This is a well-known work by Theodore Dreiser

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“in the long run, we’re all dead”

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Keynes—Keynes wrote this line in his Tract of Monetary Reform

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deciding to bring an umbrella

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Keynes—Keynes uses this analogy to describe “irreducable” uncertainty”.

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The Master Builder

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Ibsen—Another play by Ibsen

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Patterns of Culture

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benedict— This was a book by Ruth Benedict

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On Alternating Sounds

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Boas– Boas wrote this work about differing pronunciations

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triangle” of deadweight loss

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monopoly

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The Economic Consequence of Peace

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Keynes—This was a book written by Keynes that criticized the Treaty of Versailles

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conspicuous consumption

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Veblen

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Kwakiutl potlach

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Boas– Boas talked about this characteristic of this tribe (not to be confused with Benedict’s study of them)

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anomie

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Durkheim— This is a breakdown of social bonds that also causes Suicide

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The Rules of Sociological Method,

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Durkheim— Work by Durkheim

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namesake “cross”

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Keynes—This chart depicts the relationship between aggregate supply and aggregate demand

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Journal of American Folklore

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Benedict— She was editor from 1925 to 1940

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The Theory of Business Enterprise

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Veblen

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Small World experiment.

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Milgram— experiment by him

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Bretton Woods Conference

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Keynes—He served as the chairman of the World Bank commission at this conference

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Kwakiutl and Dobu tribes

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Benedict— She wrote about these tribes

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“natural” type

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monopoly– Teecommunications and utilities are considered natural monopolies because there are high infrastrucutre costs

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coined the term altruism

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Comte

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Say’s law was invalid

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Keynes—Keynes attacked Say’s Law, which stated that excess supply creates its own demand

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promised at age twelve that she’d have a “kingdom.”

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Ibsen– This occurs in The Master Builder

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attacks Oedipus complex

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Malinowski— He does this in Sex and Repression in Savage Society

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Coral Gardens and their Magic

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Malinowksi— He wrote this work in 1935

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husband Torvald

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Ibsen— Husband of Nora Helmer in A Doll House

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Nora Helmer

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Ibsen– She is a character in Ibsen’s A Doll House

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Kula ring

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Malinowksi— This anthropologist studied this phenomenon in Argonauts of the Western Pacific

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guilt cultures and shame cultures

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Ruth Benedict– She makes a distinction between these two ideas by describing American cultre as “guilt culture” and Japanese as “shame culture”

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Entebbe Raid

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Netanyahu– Brother dided during this event

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General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money

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Keynes– This is his main work

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Herfindahl-Hirschman Index measure of 10,000

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monopoly— This occurs when a monopoly happens