Anthropology

Question 1

What is the study of humans and all aslects of its being including its origins?

Answer 1

Anthropology

Question 2

ANTHROPOS= ?
LOGOS= ?

Answer 2

• Humans
• Study

Question 3

4 fields of anthropology

Answer 3

-Physical/Biological Anthropology
-Archeology
-Anthropological Linguistics
-Cultural Anthropology

Question 4

-it studies the evolutionary origins of humans
-uses concepts in biology and culture to explain how humans adapt and continuously evolve

Answer 4

physical/biological anthropology

Question 5

• studies human cultures through remains and artifacts in the past
• it explains the relationship between artifacts and the present and future of society

Answer 5

archeology

Question 6

• documents the structure, use, and acquisition of language
• explain how language influence the way people think

Answer 6

anthropological linguistics

Question 7

• studies patterns of societies, and its beliefs, practices and behavior across culture
• explores history of culture
• focuses on identifying the differences/commonalities of human society

Answer 7

cultural anthropology

Question 8

methods anthropologists use to gather primary data in studying people

Answer 8

fieldwork

Question 9

pioneered using participant observation in 1915 to explore pattern of a culture

Answer 9

Bronislaw Malinowski

Question 10

form of research that involved long-term participation while observing the daily lives of people

Answer 10

ethnography

Question 11

the practice to understand many cultural aspects and contexts

Answer 11

holism

Question 12

from greek word ethnos (group) and logos (study) refers to study of groups

Answer 12

ethnology

Question 13

describes the existence, acceptance, or promotion of multiple cultural traditions within fixed boundaries

Answer 13

multiculturalism

Question 14

when one judges another culture based in his/her own culture

Answer 14

ethnocentrism

Question 15

argues that all cultures are equal

Answer 15

cultural relativism

Question 16

what are the 2 anthropological perspectives?

Answer 16

etic, emic

Question 17

• an outsider’s view of a culture
• aims to understand the culture from the point of view of a non-member of a culture

Answer 17

Etic

Question 18

• an insider’s point of view of a culture
• involves participating and fully integrating into everything about a culture

Answer 18

Emic

Question 19

• the one who established the UPD department of anthropology
• produced ethnographic researches y documenting ifugao traditions
• proposed wave migration theory

Answer 19

Henry Otley Beyer

Question 20

• the one who documented and translated the epic porn HINALAWOD and wrote numerous writings on Philippine folklore

Answer 20

Felipe Landa Jocano

Question 21

• One of the proponents who drafted the indigenous people’s right’s act
• co-founded Ugnayang Pang-Agham Tao (UGAT) an anthropology org in PH

Answer 21

Ponciano Bennagen