anthropology Flashcards

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holistic perspective/holism

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anthropology

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the study of the full scope of human diversity, past and present, and the application of that knowledge to help people of different backgrounds better understand one another

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ethnocentrism

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the belief that ones own culture or way of life is normal and natural; using one’s own culture to evaluate and judge that practices and ideals of others

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four field approach

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the use of four interrelated disciplines to study humanity: biological anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology, and cultural anthropology

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biological anthropology

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the study of humans from a biological perspective, particularly how they have evolved over time and adapted to their environments

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primatology

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the study of living nonhuman primates as well as primate fossils to better understand human evolution and early human behavior

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archaeology

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Prehistoric vs. Historic archaeology

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linguistic anthropology

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cultural anthropology

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globalization

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time-space compression

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flexible accumulation

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uneven development

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anthropocene

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climate change

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culture

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enculturation

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acculturation

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culture as dynamic, symbolic, and material

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norms

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values

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symbols

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mental maps of reality

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cultural relativism
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unilineal cultural evolution
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historical particularism
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franz boas
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interpretivist approach
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clifford geertz
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thick description
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the balinese cockfight
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power
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stratification
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hegemony
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agency
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Nancy Scheper-Hughes and Death Without Weeping
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ethnographic fieldwork
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culture shock
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armchair anthropology
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Franz Boas and salvage ethnography
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Bronislaw Malinowski and participant observation
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Margaret Mead and Coming of age in Samoa
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Zora Neal Hurston and fieldwork in the american south
Reflexivity
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literature review
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qualitative data
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quantitative data
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rapport
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key informant
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field notes
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mapping
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zeroes
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mutual transformation
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michael wesch in papua new guinea
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emic (insider)
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etic (outsider)
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do no harm
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informed consent
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institutional review board (IRB)
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multisited fieldwork
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language
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productivity
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displacement
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historical linguistics
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language continuum
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speech community
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phonemes
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morphemes
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syntax
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grammar
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lexicon
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kinesics
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paralanguage
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linguistic relativity
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sapir-whorf hypothesis
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Lera Boroditsky "how language shapes thought"
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keith basso and wisdom sits in places
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sociolinguistics
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dialect
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prestige language
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Bourdieu cultural capital
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codeswitching
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language ideology
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African American English (AAE)
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Mock spanish
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jane hill and jonathan rosa
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language loss
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Zhang Alan and sperm donation in China
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kinship
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nuclear family
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descent group
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lineage vs clan
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matrilineal
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patrilineal
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ambilineal descent
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affinal relationships/affines
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marriage
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arranged marriages
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companionate marriages
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melanie medeiros and divorce in brazilian ecotourism community
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monogamy
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is monogamy "natural"?
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polygamy
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polygyny
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polyandry
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polyandry in tibet
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incest taboo
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endogamy
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exogamy
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dowry
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bridewealth
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biological kin/"chosen families"
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non-biological kin/"chosen families"
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the langkawi in malaysia
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"cousins" in southall, england
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carol stack and black urban kinship networks in chicago
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benedict anderson and imagined communities
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max weber and kin ties
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bureaucratic ties
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reproductive technologies and Israel
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family of orientation
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family of procreation
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the nuclear family and capitalism
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the american anthropological association (AAA) and same sex partners
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religion
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oral vs. textual religions
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martyr
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saint
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emile durkheim on religion
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sacred vs profane
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ritual
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victor turner on religion
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rites of passage
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separation
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liminality
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reintegration
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communita
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pilgrimage
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mary douglas and jewish dietary codes
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karl marx on religion
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the opium of the people
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marvin harris on religion
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cultural materialism and indias sacred cow
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max weber on religion
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the protestant ethic
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secularization
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shamans
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magic
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e.e. evan-pritchard and the azande
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paul stoller and In sorcerys shadow
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george gmelch and baseball magic
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symbol
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talal asad and western conceptions of religion
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david b. edwards and suicide bombing in afghanistan