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- ~~DECKJS~~ # Nature as the recursion of culture ## Nature as the recursion of culture ### Tutorial notes Ryan Schram ANTH 2700: Key debates in anthro... learn that the Paris AIDS virus contaminated the culture medium in Professor Gallo's laboratory; that Mr C... hile reading about these mixed-up affairs. All of culture and all of nature get churned up again every day.
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- \\ | **[[10|10]]** | **Nature as the recursion of culture** | Lien and Law (2011) | Strathern (1996); Carst... Marilyn Strathern: Kinship and Career.” //Theory, Culture & Society// 31 (2-3): 263–81. https://doi.org/10.... a Murray. 1999. “Compromising Power: Development, Culture, and Rule in Indonesia.” //Cultural Anthropology/... on Agency.” In //Anthropology and Social Theory: Culture, Power, and the Acting Subject//. Durham, N.C.: D
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- anthropologists to apply a linguistic analogy to culture: Possessing a cultural worldview is like being fl... they each have different systems of signs. ===== Cultures are like languages because language is a medium for culture ===== A sign is a sound-pattern that stands for ... %%_ ) ===== A closed economy of signs means each culture is ethnocentric ===== ( “ejeba” | 🎈 ) ( “boka”
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- g else. Can we also say this about societies and cultures? ===== Extra slide: Consciousness of oneself is... iversity Press. Fabian, Johannes. (1985) 1992. “Culture, Time, and the Object of Anthropology.” In //Time... Trouillot, Michel-Rolph. (2003a) 2016. “Adieu, Culture: A New Duty Arises.” In //Global Transformations:... //The Modern World-System, Vol. I: Capitalist Agriculture and the Origins of the European World-Economy in
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- tand a world dominated by “hybrids” of nature and culture. * Lien and Law’s study of salmon farming in No... technology. ===== Humans in the state of nature–culture “quench [their] thirst at the first [faucet]” ===... rise of the bourgeois class in Europe fostered a culture of individualism and interiority, where personal thoughts were emphasized and shared. * This culture led to the ideal of a “public sphere” where priva
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- ck Description: Towards an Interpretive Theory of Cultures.” In //The Interpretation of Cultures : Selected Essays//, 3–32. New York: Basic Books. Giddens, Anthon... on Agency.” In //Anthropology and Social Theory: Culture, Power, and the Acting Subject//. Durham, N.C.: D
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- t colonized people they governed were **vanishing cultures** or **dying races** * They advocated for poli... were motivated by a belief in vanishing or dying cultures to conduct research “before it is too late” (Gru... the premise that colonized peoples are vanishing cultures. They both pursue projects on that basis in par
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- y//, //household//, and //home// are based on one culture’s ideas about kinship. * <del>How many children ... == Ansell, Aaron. 2014. //Zero Hunger: Political Culture and Antipoverty Policy in Northeast Brazil//. Dur... a Murray. 1999. “Compromising Power: Development, Culture, and Rule in Indonesia.” //Cultural Anthropology/
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- ~~DECKJS~~ ====== Nature as the recursion of culture ====== ===== Nature as the recursion of culture ===== Ryan Schram\\ ANTH 2700: Key debates in anthropolo... Marilyn Strathern: Kinship and Career.” //Theory, Culture & Society// 31 (2-3): 263–81. https://doi.org/10.
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- dea that each person is a product of their unique culture means that everyone is different and same: They h... o understand this universal capacity to acquire a culture? Are we studying a single human species, or the m... McDonald, Amy. 2017. “Uncola: Seven-Up, Counterculture and the Making of an American Brand.” //The Devil
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- o write a **“history of the different ways in our culture that humans develop knowledge about themselves”**... tern democracies. * Habermas and the bourgeois culture of the public sphere * Foundational exclusions
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- G. This is a theory of agency in general, not one culture or type of culture. ===== The person is a dividual and an individual ===== In an essay on Hindu food sha
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- tianity can induce a “humiliation” that exceeds a culture’s symbolic classifications (Sahlins 1992, 24).
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- e coffeeshop: “I wonder what it is like to have a culture.” ===== What would you say? ===== Go to this Pa
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- ard to think of them as rivers. When you think of cultures as languages, you stress the metaphorical //lang