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- he dominant cultural stratum. Wolf and Trouillot argue that anthropology is complicit in masking structu... kheim’s ideas into British social anthropology to argue for a “structural functionalist” theory of societ... iffe-Brown versus Wolf ===== * Radcliffe-Brown argued that every society was oriented toward finding a... e centuries of European expansion. ===== Sahlins argues that the colonial encounter is mediated by peopl
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- he dominant cultural stratum. Wolf and Trouillot argue that anthropology is complicit in masking structu... kheim’s ideas into British social anthropology to argue for a “structural functionalist” theory of societ... iffe-Brown versus Wolf ===== * Radcliffe-Brown argued that every society was oriented toward finding a... e centuries of European expansion. ===== Sahlins argues that the colonial encounter is mediated by peopl
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- ideas in anthropology. In your essay, you should argue for why you think this scholar’s ideas and argume... lds upon the main ideas in anthropology. When you argue that someone’s ideas build upon or speak back to key ideas in anthropology, you have to also argue that they are part of whatever anthropology is. You have to argue for what makes them an anthropologist. “Actually,
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- Spanish missionary in Mexico in the 16th century, argued against the colonial system of conquest, violent... s Casas’s time, there have always been people who argued for multiple, distinct kinds of human. * Huma... terms of comparison of social wholes. Rather than argue for a general model of society, he instead said t
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- Said, in his book //Orientalism// ([1978] 2014), argues that European thinking about their own society i... ive representation of themselves. Eric Wolf has argued that anthropology has long assumed that each soc
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- ony Giddens takes stock of the two approaches. He argues that one of the central problems of social theor... , like oil and water, always opposed. * Giddens argues that we have to think about structure as somethi
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- e as abstract system of thought. He might instead argue for a fundamental unity of global capitalism that... appear as though it has no direction, but I would argue that in historical processes we see **flux** and
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- Said, in his book //Orientalism// ([1978] 2014), argues that European thinking about their own society i... magination of cultural difference. Eric Wolf has argued that anthropology has long assumed that each soc
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- e as abstract system of thought. He might instead argue for a fundamental unity of global capitalism that... appear as though it has no direction, but I would argue that in historical processes we see **flux** and
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- lastics (e.g. Thomas Aquinas) said that Aristotle argued that ethics were part of the laws of nature** (t... tus and Aristotle’s habitus ===== Mahmood (2003) argues that Bourdieu’s concept of the //habitus// is no
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- ect, and that power is in fact centralized. They argue that the formation of a national identity grows o... as an imagined community ===== Benedict Anderson argues that nationalism is defined by its newness and i
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- eir application to new situations. ===== Sahlins argues that the colonial encounter is mediated by peopl... history as Comaroff and Comaroff and Wolf do, but argues for another view of them. * Sahlins applies th
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- ical Inquiry//, "The Subject and Power," Foucault argues that we can tell that the nature of power has ch
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- onic view over a diachronic view. Later scholars argued we need to see any society as the outcome of his
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- y written work of scholarship has one purpose: to argue for a single claim. In any essay, everything has