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| Risley and Hutton’s censuses count and sort people into categories that they designed | Risley and Hutton’s censuses count and sort people into categories that they designed | ||
| - | * Their “anthropology” is purely an [[:etic]] perspective, | + | * Their “anthropology” is purely an [[:emic_and_etic|etic]] perspective, |
| * They know people by exonyms but pay little attention to peoples’ endonyms. | * They know people by exonyms but pay little attention to peoples’ endonyms. | ||
| ===== Thinking like a census taker ===== | ===== Thinking like a census taker ===== | ||
| - | Anthropology today does not have any vestige of racial theories or evolutionary types. It instead frames difference in a lens of [[:cultural relativism]]. | + | Anthropology today does not have any vestige of racial theories or evolutionary types. It instead frames difference in a lens of [[:ethnocentrism and cultural relativism|cultural relativism]]. |
| Anthropology learns from the ground up, like a child being taught by a parent. But every anthropologist will always filter what they observe through categories they already possess. Everyone does that. | Anthropology learns from the ground up, like a child being taught by a parent. But every anthropologist will always filter what they observe through categories they already possess. Everyone does that. | ||
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