Introductions, Review of Syllabus, Expectations Flashcards

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How to talk to prof start with in email start with…

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Dear Mustahid or Dr. Mustahid

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Email etiquette

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  • ANT102 in subject line
  • with uoft email
  • closing by signing the email with your name and, ideally, student number
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Anthropology

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the science of humanity

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Ethnocentrism

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  • perceiving the world and other cultures from the viewpoint of one’s own culture
  • an act of judgment, bias
  • sometimes state-sponsored
  • assumption/belief that one’s culture is better than all other cultures
  • measures other cultures by how they meet up to one’s own culture

ex. judging people’s food cuz it looks weird

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“Race” and Ethnicity

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  • issues/divisions are rooted in colonialism
  • scientific research conclusively proves no race and ethnicity is superior
  • despite that, hate crimes against racial/ethnic minorities continue
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Culture

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  • material conditions of people based on their natural environment
  • a set of shared beliefs, customs and traditions
  • what people do in their space

ex. food, dress, traditions

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Where did coffee come from?

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Ethiopia

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Where did wine come from?

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Iran

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Community

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people who share a culture, activity

ex. chess club

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Traditional Community

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a group of people in a space with common material conditions, norms and values

ex. religious community

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Globalized Community

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based on market, systems,
and consumption after WW2

ex. brand community

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Globalization

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increasing connection and interdependence of diverse cultures and communities across national boundaries generating common material conditions for all

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5 Globalization “Scapes”

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  1. Ethnoscapes
  2. Technoscapes
  3. Ideoscapes
  4. Financescapes
  5. Mediascapes

see ss

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Global Issues

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  • Extreme poverty and hunger
  • Education
  • Gender equality
  • Child morality
  • Maternal health
  • Combat Hiv/Aids
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Global partnership
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Traditional Society

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  • according to economic-historian, anthropologist and sociologist Karl Polanyi
  • society in the middle

see ss

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Globalized Society

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economy in the middle

see ss

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Tagore

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  • only poet in the world that composed national anthems for two countries India and Bangladesh
  • addressed women’s objectification
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Anthropology to Understand Globalized Communities (Multi-Site Ethnographies)

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  • the systemic study of individuals culture to understand local contexts
  • explores cultural phenomena from the point of view of the subject of the study
  • observe/document the process from one geographic location to another

ex. lululemon manufacturing from raw materials to purchase

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Anthropology to Understand Globalized Communities (Virtual Worlds)

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  • online communities created and participated by millions of people
  • offers “virtual worldview”
  • the set of assumptions and practices that make up specific cultures

ex. second Life in
Indonesia (LGBTQ+ Friendly)

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Holistic Approach

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brings everything into consideration (physical, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing)