anthropology unit test review Flashcards

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what is field work?

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PRIMARY research techniques taking the researcher into the field/culture they are studying

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what is etic?

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Etic is the outsider approach to ethnographic research

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what is emic?

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emic is the INSIDER approach to ethnographic research

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what is assimilation?

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groups of different heritages are absorbed into the dominant culture of a society

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what is acculturation?

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a minority in a society adopts the main culture’s way of life while still retaining unique culture aspects from their original culture

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what is kinship?

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a family relationship based on what a culture considers a family to be

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multiculturalism

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a policy that promotes and protects diversity in a culture by honoring multiple ethnicities, languages, religions, and cultural customs

believes all cultures are of equal value

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what is robert kozinets known for?

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studying online social media behaviours
coining the term “netnigraphy”

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what is dr. von petzinger known for?

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what is ernestine friedl known for??

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examining societies by gender roles and power relationships (feminist anthropology)

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what is bronislaw malinowski known for?

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(functional theory)

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what is franz boas known for?

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developing the culture history school which dominated American cultural anthro

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marcel mauss

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founded the institute of ethnology of the university of paris

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what is matriarchy?

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sets the mother as the head of the family who is typically responsible for decision making and income

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what is patriarchy?

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sets the father as the head of the household responsible for decision making and earning an income

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16
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what are the sub fields of anthropology?

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  • cultural
  • archaeological
  • physical
  • linguistic
  • forensic
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what are the greek root words of anthropology?

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anthropos (human) + logos (word/study of)

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what is cultural anthropology?

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study of all aspects of human behavior - lifeways and human societies

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what is physical anthropology

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study of human biology within the framework of evolution emphasizing interaction between biology and culture (human physical variation)

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what is ethnography

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detailed descriptive studies of non-western human societies in cultural anthropology

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what is evolution?

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what is a homo erectus?

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early human from 1.8 million yrs ago, brain and body enlargement (compared to eatly homo) heavily built cranium

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what is a neanderthal?

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early human with robust skeletons, shorter limbs, vertical foreheads and projected faces

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who is dr. jane goodall?

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researcher who studied chimps in 1957 in tanzania finding them to be intelligent and emotional creatures living in complex social groups

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what is functionalism?
theory looking at societies as living organisms with interdependent parts serving purposes that help the culture survive (individual)
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what is structuralism?
theory that focuses on binary opposites and looks at rules for a society (looks at psychology and anthropology)
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what is a paleoanthropologist?
someone who studies human evolution through fossilized remains (finding artifacts, fossils, human remains)