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- he world of humanity is diverse and includes many different ways of life. It’s also clearly very unequal. You can look at this two different ways: * The world is a mosaic of different cultures. * Societies of the world are part of a stratified ... erspectives and values are marginalized; they are different but they exist in the context of the dominant cul
- 4 @2700:2022
- he world of humanity is diverse and includes many different ways of life. It’s also clearly very unequal. You can look at this two different ways: * The world is a mosaic of different cultures. * Societies of the world are part of a stratified ... erspectives and values are marginalized; they are different but they exist in the context of the dominant cul
- about_this_class @2700:2025
- Our purpose is to give you a strong sense of the different schools of thought and perspectives among cultura... lieve, and they respect that other people, though different, have valuable perspectives. [[https://wikenigma... for the effects of contact and interaction among different societies is everywhere in history. This is a par... ct of their unique culture means that everyone is different and same: They have different cultural worldviews
- 3 @2700:2025
- ===== Homo duplex and its discontents ===== In different ways, Durkheim and Saussure both employ the //hom... dividual facts and social facts are fundamentally different.** There’s a fundamental opposition between that ... ividual experiences and actions have a completely different logic. * The logic of collective facts is als... s that readers have to assume that they live in a different time than the people about whom they read. Classi
- 1 @2700:2025
- hat kind of a class is ANTH 2700? ==== There are different kinds of required or “core” classes you take at a... ey”** class. It covers a new topic and completely different body of research each week. It’s a mile wide and ... es.** It has elements of all three, but it has a different aim and purpose. This class aims * to initiat... r friends and family? * What makes anthropology different from sociology, or any other field? Add your ide
- 5 @2700:2021
- , unitary essence, or is it just a name for many, different things? ==== Two responses ==== <HTML> <table s... e in common. <HTML> </td> <td> </HTML> People are different; there is nothing they have in common. <HTML> </t... ixed. Everything is somewhere on a continuum, and different points on the continuum have **both** one side **... the material world. * Contemporary Orokaiva is different from the Orokaiva of the past, but we can still f
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- = {{ :brassica.svg?nolink |A concept map showing different vegetables that are cultivars of Brassica olerace... cies feel mighty real ==== * Dogs and cats are different types of things. * Dogs and wolves are… yeah, different kinds of things. ==== Differences in social forma... ety ==== Are cats and dogs actually, objectively different types? You have two choices: * Yes, they clear
- 5 @2700:2022
- , unitary essence, or is it just a name for many, different things? ==== Two responses ==== <HTML> <table> ... e in common. <HTML> </td> <td> </HTML> People are different; there is nothing they have in common. <HTML> </t... ixed. Everything is somewhere on a continuum, and different points on the continuum have **both** one side **... the material world. * Contemporary Orokaiva is different from the Orokaiva of the past, but we can still f
- 9 @2700:2022
- is an individual face in the crowd. In fact, many different forces are at work that seek to put everyone in different kinds of classificatory schemata. ===== Strangers... society is ethnocentric. It is common among many different societies for its name for itself to be //people/... ion are the only ways to divide the world up into different national puzzle pieces. * People create symbo
- 10 @2700:2022
- tchtower is everywhere, and no one is in it. Many different, independent social institutions require people w... -years-or-more history, colonialism has been many different things. This is about the latter stages of Europe... se its own ideas of traditional societies on many different communities, making each of them much more rigid ... alized control of knowledge in order to implement different kinds of subject positions for different communit
- 9 @2700:2025
- and their mosques are **neighbors with people of different religions**. * Singapore’s government asked m... e individual right to their own religion, and - different people belong to different religions, but - these religions are expressed differently, **should the state impose rules about how, wh
- 1 @2700:2021
- gists agree on anything? ===== There are several different reasons. - Anthropology has changed. Later gen... ause humanity is a lot of people, all of whom are different. Anthropologists ask the same questions but they... L></p></HTML> <HTML><p></HTML>How is anthropology different from Rousseau’s purpose in this work?<HTML></p></... idual mind to think about doing something new and different, something that challenges the thoughts of the co
- possible_sources_for_the_second_essay @2700:2025
- ersation among people within common interests yet different perspectives. Being an anthropologist and doing a... , or are they in a conversation with a completely different group of people?” * Do they cite any of the p... But that also means that you may need to try many different things to find the best possible sources for your... to at least skim-read if not read closely several different works by anthropologists to decide whether they a
- 4 @2700:2025
- onnections, mixed signals ===== When people from different worlds meet, things don’t always go the way you e... hange in potlatch feasts to determine the rank of different groups (Wolf 1982, 191–92). ==== Two ways to rea... question. Seriously, who cares? They all thought different things, just like you and I all think different things. People in Hawaiʻi were interacting with outsiders o
- 2 @2700:2025
- French one can talk about “language” with several different words, so Saussure defines his words precisely (S... ers live in the same material world, but they see different things because they each have different systems of signs. ===== Cultures are like languages because languag... has value (or signifies some idea) because it is different from all the other parts. There is no outside of