vocab review 1 and 2 Flashcards

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Anthropology

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Study of humanity (past present future)

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Paleoanthropology

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Study of human origins (genetics and fossil remains)

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3
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Archaeology

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The study of material culture

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4
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Material Culture

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Objects we make, use and give value to

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5
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Cultural Anthropology

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The study of living, changing cultures (people)

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Culture

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A set of learned behaviors and beliefs that humans use to create social networks to adapt and change the natural world in order to increase their chance of survival

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7
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Social Networks

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Our complex matrix of relationships

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8
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FOMO

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Fear of missing out

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9
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Enculturation:

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The process of learning the appropriate beliefs and behaviors of a culture

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10
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Sanctions

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Punishments for violations of appropriate behavior or beliefs of the enculturation process

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External Sanctions

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Punishment where they take things away from you like your wealth, life, or freedom (ex: jail)

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12
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Internal Sanctions

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Punishment from within you (ex: embarrassment or guilt)

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13
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Reflexivity

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Asking why we believe what we believe (if you want to understand others you must understand yourself)

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14
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Cultural Relativism

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Trying to see the world the way others see it

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15
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Dominant Discourse

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Un-reflexive, shorthand and ethnocentric language about others (ex: primitive, uncivilized, savages, terrorists, “colored”)

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16
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Symbolic Communication

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Abstract instructions of ways to behave, ideas to believe in and values to hold to show belonging to a social network (culture)

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Fieldwork

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First hand gathering of information (technical meaning)

18
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Ethnography

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Written or filmed report on the findings of our fieldwork

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Culture Shock

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feeling of being out of place creates a lot of anxiety for people

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Informants (fixers)

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those members of that community that we depend on to help interpret their culture to us

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Ethnographic Present

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  • The past
  • Throughout the decade it would take a long time to get places ships camel walk then because it takes such a long time you spend a long time there and a long time to get home
  • By the time people listen to our lectures the way they lived in the past we were
  • Do something to make sure our work is updated
  • 1970 transportation and communication is upgraded we can do things faster communication is more sophisticated
22
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Applied Anthropology

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the application of anthropology theories, methods, and particles to solve practical problems

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Collaborative Anthropology

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People in that community are going to be a part of that project

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Cooperation

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Allows us to be part of social networks and allows us to create culture

25
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Ethnocentrism

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Judging others by your cultural standards

26
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Swastika

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Ancient symbol: meaning good luck (sanskrit language)

27
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The Stainless Banner (The Confederate Flag)

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created by an Act of the Congress of the Confederate States

28
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Participant observation:

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A research methodology where the researcher is immersed in the day-to-day activities of the participants