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ny; or * you can treat someone as a **source of information**, that is, someone from whom you can take information, but without regard to their perspective on that information. ==== All cultural anthropologists want to prese... 1932) treats all people of Kiriwina as sources of information. He’s quite explicit about this (see page 83).

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t an encyclopedia or do a web search for reliable information? Are there errors? Are these things that are conf... tting across what you think is the most important information, particularly what the topic tells us about anthr... f by reading many outside sources, and if you use information or ideas from other authors you should cite them ... you can edit them to focus on the most important information and ideas, especially your main point. Aim to wri

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.sydney.edu.au/courses/64258|Canvas site]]** with information about the whole class (including the quiz in Week... ve. * Your senses give you bits and pieces of information. Your brain creates a complete, 360-degree world

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eks. There will also be a few questions about the information on Canvas about the class, so you should familiarize yourself with that information as well. This is the “early feedback task” for t

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tionally (Goffman 1973, 2). ==== We also receive information from other people’s presentation and action ====

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s force you to think in certain ways. * Census information is useful and practical for many people. * Answ

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empirical research by this scholar as a source of information, and your use of this kind of source must show th