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- ure 1986, 19). * The linguistic analogy for culture says that people’s shared worldview is a structur... subject takes to the boundary between nature and culture. ===== The universalism of the split subject has... of their “cultures”: * Klingons are a “warrior culture” based on “honor.” * Vulcans are devoted to an ... eotypes for human characters. If each world is a culture, then it is because the writers assume that cultu
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- t the commodity is also special. ===== Consuming culture ===== A global capitalist system is, by definiti... eople (mostly) don’t. Nostalgia for “traditional culture” is the commodity fetishism of difference. =====... === ==== Samburu is the mirror of the consumer’s culture ==== jewelry : //mporo// : : Europe : Samburu ==== Samburu is the opposite of the consumer’s culture ==== jewelry : //mporo// : : pleasure, gratifica
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- erence in the Global Cultural Economy.” //Theory, Culture & Society// 7 (2-3): 295–310. https://doi.org/10.... rred Boundaries: The Discourse of Corruption, the Culture of Politics, and the Imagined State.” //American ... Gupta, Akhil, and James Ferguson. 1992. “Beyond `Culture’: Space, Identity, and the Politics of Difference... Trouillot, Michel-Rolph. (2003a) 2016. “Adieu, Culture: A New Duty Arises.” In //Global Transformations:
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- anthropologists to apply a linguistic analogy to culture: Possessing a cultural worldview is like being fl... e 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” ... s or on cultural categories seems to imply that a culture’s conceptual structure exists in isolation from e
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- hat an organization can be so rational that it is culture-free, anthropologists always assume that people c... h their socialization. State bureaucracies have a culture and express cultural ideas (e.g. Gupta 1995, 376)... rred Boundaries: The Discourse of Corruption, the Culture of Politics, and the Imagined State.” //American ... Gupta, Akhil, and James Ferguson. 1992. “Beyond `Culture’: Space, Identity, and the Politics of Difference
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- logy confidential ===== A recent encounter with “culture.” ===== Human ecology and political ecology ====... y has its own “world-picture” in which nature and culture are separate. Imagine a map with many layers *... ense---on a separate map layer. ===== Nature and culture are characters in a modernist metanarrative =====
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- s? ===== A single humanity ===== The concept of culture in anthropology originates in the development of ... [1970] 1980). * For Dumont, people in Western culture can only see other people’s ways of life in terms... s also an effort to help people see beyond nature–culture dualism, and thus to see their own relational exi
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- thropologists explain every situation in terms of culture; and many do not and look for other explanations.... and values, just as if anthropology was itself a culture. - Anthropologists have always borrowed from ot
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- Wolf seeks order as well, but not in the form of culture as abstract system of thought. He might instead a... ecognition between Orokaiva and the (neo)colonial culture. What happens next? * Orokaiva people are Oroka
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- Metanarrative: A standarized type of narrative. Culture gives its members a set of narratives—metanarrati... sumer is a nostalgic picture that assumes Samburu culture is dying. It erases the older forms of global con
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- nces of colonial invasion as the “death” of their culture and social systems raises the question of what an
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- erence in the Global Cultural Economy.” //Theory, Culture & Society// 7 (2-3): 295–310. https://doi.org/10.
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- population and a normative standard of a dominant culture. * Colonial censuses tend to place different co