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- mits to the organic analogy. - “A pig does not become a hippopotamus” (Radcliffe-Brown 1952, 181). ... individual animal, societies can and sometimes do become something totally new. * The functional integ
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- mits to the organic analogy. - “A pig does not become a hippopotamus” (Radcliffe-Brown 1952, 181). ... individual animal, societies can and sometimes do become something totally new. * The functional integ
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- of knowledge. Through colonial knowledge, people become colonial subjects. In its 500-years-or-more hist... It was a requirement that every colonial subject become a native, belong to a tribe, and live in a distin
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- ns meant that Europeans should educate Indians to become literate so that they would convert to Christiani... s ===== Without sensitivity to particularism, we become blind to alternatives. Evolutionary biology assu
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- but they don’t have to agree on the answers. You become an anthropologist by figuring out how you want to
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- but they don’t have to agree on the answers. You become an anthropologist by figuring out how you want to
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- Weber argues that all social forms will gradually become more and more rational over time. * An institu
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- cepted it. * As time goes on, they increasingly become free of this constraint. * As traditional patte
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- earned. * You are what you repeatedly do; **You become a good, virtuous person by performing virtuous ac