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- l always leave some questions unanswered. - It assumes that we can speak of a single state within a sin... nt and focus on rational decision making, then we assume that alternatives are failures or errors. ===== ... gy of the state? ===== - Anthropology does not assume that is a universal concept of the state that applies everywhere; it assumes that everything is different. - Anthropologist
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- orld is a culture, then it is because the writers assume that cultures are like worlds, or islands; each p... Eric Wolf has argued that anthropology has long assumed that each society it studies is a “static primit... * Anthropology specializes in societies that are assumed to be static and traditional. ===== Each societ... in the context of their cultures, but he seems to assume that people’s wants aren’t really all that differ
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- everal specific features. Members of a nation are assumed to * Have a single way of life. * Have a co... a central authority. Many theories of the nation assume that Weber’s theory of the state is correct, and ... limitation, following from the first, is that he assumes that national identity will be more successful t
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- ally needs to be in the watchtower; the prisoners assume someone is there, and so they monitor themselves.... is, live within the confines of the categories we assume you belong to. ===== Indirectly indirect rule in... gree of self-government because British officials assumed that their princes were products of a high civil
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- come blind to alternatives. Evolutionary biology assumes that all life can be traced back along branches ... nthropology is not interested in origins. It does assume the same kind of hierarchy of causes. Humans as ... s ignored. An individualist conception of agency assumes that nature cannot have agency, and yet natural
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- * If Eric Wolf ever told Radcliffe-Brown that he assumed that every society was a **static, primitive iso... the capitalist world-system in embryo. Wolf also assumes that everyone in these encounters is driven by e
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- f a collective mind, and people in that community assume that they are objective and real. ===== The spli
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- ld it mean to embrace the second solution, and to assume that A is both A and not-A. It would mean that e
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- * There is an ethnocentric sense of fetish: Marx assumes that non-Western cultures all have a superstitio
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- the Western consumer is a nostalgic picture that assumes Samburu culture is dying. It erases the older fo
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- r own ontological commitments secure, because you assume that these statements represent thoughts of a col