Culture Change & Globalization Flashcards

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External sources

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Diffusion is responsible for most change

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What’s the outcome of diffusion?

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Acculturation

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Archaeological records

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Reveals patterns and trends of culture change

-change in time (weapons changing)

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Historical Records

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Provides documents about change over time into public aspects of culture such as politics and economics

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5
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Life histories

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Learning about change through talking with elders where written records may not be available

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6
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Ethnographic restudies

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Documentation of change

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Impact studies

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Ethnographic study of a situation to document effects of change

May take place during and/or after a program of cultural restructuring

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8
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Define the unilineal evolutionist perspective for cultural change

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Emphasized that every culture proceeded through a series of successive stages

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What are the 3 stages of Unlineal evolutionist perspective for cultural change

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1) savagery
2) barbarism
3) civilization

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Savagery

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Procuring food through foraging, hunting, and gathering and using tools (bow and arrow)

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Barbarism

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Innovation of property, domestication of animals and plants

-also smelting of iron

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Civilization

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Invention of the alphabet

-discussion of kinship & political organization

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13
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Who collected early ethnographic data?

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Collected by American missionaries, the military, and merchant seamen
-Early paradigms were very linear

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When it comes to colonialism, what perspective was used to suppress the exploit indigenous people?

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Evolutionary models and data generated were used by governments, bureaucracies and individuals to fuel colonialism

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15
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Who used this type of perspective for using to suppress and exploit indigenous people

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Lewis Henry Morgan

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16
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Define diffusionism

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The focus on origins of artifacts and how cultures developed through time

17
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Define Heliocentric diffusionism

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Historical and archaeological evidence that pointed to Egypt as the center of cultural innovations and inventions

18
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Define historicalism

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Established by Franz Boas

- hypothesized that each culture had its own particular history that could be documented through related ethnographics

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How did Franz Boas think data should be collected ?

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Data should be gathered through participant observation and detailed recording of a specific culture feature :
customs and practices, rituals, tools, clothing

20
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Why did Franz Boas dismissed early models?

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Because they lacked sufficient field data to support their claims about how cultures evolved

21
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What revolutionized dating methods in the 1940s?

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Provided a time frame work

-made culture investigations possible of cultural change in prehistory

22
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What role does genetics play in cultural change?

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Provided shift from describing human variation

- and fossils to explain why and how change had occurred

23
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Internal sources

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Fluctuations, innovations and inventions

– Car, so phone(something you grow into)