Anthropology Flashcards

1
Q

is the scientific study
of humanity, concerned with human
behavior, human
biology, cultures, societies,
and linguistics, in both the present
and past, including archaic human.

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Anthropology

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2
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“anthropology” originates
from the Greek words “anthropos,”
which means

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“human”

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3
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“logos,”
which means

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“study”

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4
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which
refers to the study of humans

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“anthropologos”

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5
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The systematic study of humans
as biological organism.

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Physical Anthropology

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6
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The study of customary pattern in
human behavior, thoughts and
feelings.

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Cultural Anthropology

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7
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The study of human culture
through the recovery and analysis
of material remains and
environmental data.

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archeology

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8
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The study of human languages. It
also involves the interdisciplinary
study of how language influences
social life.

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Linguistics

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9
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is a research method used
in anthropology and sociology to
understand and describe the culture of a
particular group or community.

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Ethnography

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10
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the study and analysis of different
cultures from a comparative or
historical point of view, utilizing
ethnographic accounts and developing
anthropological theories

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Ethnology

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11
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Seek an inside Perspective. Focuses on one culture ad looks doe culturally specific

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Emic

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12
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Being outside perspective. Compare psychological theories across cultures.

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Etic

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13
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states that most
societies were believed to pass through the same series of stages, to arrive ultimately
at a common end.

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EARLY EVOLUTIONISM (E. Taylor and Lewis Henry Morgan)

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14
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believed that it was premature to formulate
universal law since there is a need to study the context of society in which they
appeared.

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Cultural Relativism – FRANZ BOAS

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15
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spread the
idea that most aspects of civilization had emerged in culture centers and later
diffused outward.

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DIFFUSIONISM – (British, German and Austrian Anthropologists)

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16
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advocates of this theory ask: Who control scarce
resources? It assumes that society can be explained based on the ff
assumptions: eco. determinism, dialectical process and social action.

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CONFLICT THEORY

17
Q

sees culture as it is expressed in art, ritual
and the patterns of daily life, as a surface representation of the underlying patterns of the
human mind.

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STRUCTURALISM (CLAUDE LEVI-STRAUSS)

18
Q

holds that all culture traits
serve the needs of individuals in a society; the function culture traits is to satisfy some
basic needs of the people

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FUNCTIONALISM (BRONISLAW MALINOWSKI)

19
Q

assumes
that the various aspects of social behavior maintain a society’s social structure
(network of relationships) rather that satisfying individual needs. It works in the ff
assumption: stability, harmony, equilibrium and evolution.

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STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALIST APPROACH (RADCLIFFE BROWN)

20
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seek to understand how psychological factors and
processes may help us explain cultural practices

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PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES