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- 6.2
- 2015) ==== * Urban milieu * Mazelis talks to members of KWRU, mostly poor women with children, but inc... a variety of others of different backgrounds. * Members perform a variety of roles in the organization, i... cluding forms of volunteer work and activism. * Members of KWRU are expected to participate in generalize... d reciprocity with the organization and its other members. ==== Vermont: Single mothers (Nelson 2000) ====
- 8.1
- unction or disease in societies that prevents its members from participating in politics as citizens with r... . * A society creates its own reality which its members accept unconsciously. All societies have one thi... in common. A society must impose one idea on its members: What is sacred and what is not. * A society d... collective consciousness but he also argues that members of a society will experience belonging in their b
- module_iii_essay
- ction between, on the one hand, identities, group memberships, or forms of citizenship that are based on th... to draw a conclusion about the nature of people’s membership in a group and the sense of themselves that they derive from that membership. Like any other argumentative writing, the mo
- 1.2
- ster is that **societies are based on fictions**. Members of a society live as if their shared fiction is t... at has been imposed on everyone else. * We are members of one community * but we are taught also to li
- 4.1
- is the line between natural existence and social membership in a community? * Everyone who has ever liv... ch child—and every person—to a group in which all members are related through their fathers, and descend th
- 4.2
- he rule of unilineal descent as the criterion for membership in a group, it creates a structure for the who... ir own kinship ==== * Auhelawa people say that members of a matrilineal descent group have “one blood” b
- 5.1
- ntric assumptions. * They ask instead about the members of a household, a group of people living together... of people’s lives? In many countries, people are members of households, but households don’t have one loca
- 7.1
- ays made up of different kinds of people, who are members of real communities (Chatterjee 1998). * Ideas of a nation based on sameness mean that actual members of a nation-state will be marginalized (Gal 2006;
- 2.2
- based on a system of total services, even if its members don’t know it and cannot see it. Some societies
- 5.2
- idea of people’s entitlements and obligations as members of the society. * Mass production also depend
- 13.1
- on, which is immortal and will outlast its mortal members. * A society will die if it is overwhelmed by
- module_iv_essay
- in ethnographic facts about this society and its members’ lives and thinking, and state a claim about what