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this, but an outsider can only see things in etic terms. So how does a fieldworker acquire an emic persp... ve learned to see their own societies in relative terms. * Example: Mari, a friend of John Layard, who... uct grants authority to the researcher to dictate terms to the subject. Ethnographic research is based on... o everyone else in the world, although on unequal terms. * Someone can hold themselves to the highest

2.3.0 @1001:2020

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ple, they think their language lacks "scientific" terms (even though they could just borrow these terms like everyone else does!) (see Graber 2019). * Ethnograp... c perspective will to some extent also be read in terms of English-speakers' biases toward oral languages... and refuses to look at these experiences in emic terms as part of a particular worldview. * One examp

13 @1001:2021

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cular to that community Anthropologists think in terms of cultural relativism based on Boas’s argument t... o everyone else in the world, although on unequal terms. * Someone can hold themselves to the highest... 9), when we talk about the fieldwork situation in terms of ethical obligations is to erase the deeper asy... and refuses to look at these experiences in emic terms as part of a particular worldview. * One exam

1.3.1 @1001:2020

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holistically. At best, anthropologists use these terms descriptively. They are ideal types that help us ... itive and civilized societies when we use precise terms. * Pastoralism isn’t necessarily more advance

2.1.2 @1001:2020

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al pattern of behavior * Key words, technical terms, verbatim quotations ===== Another story of fiel... y the affines and the patrifilial relatives, etic terms for kinds of kinship which I won’t explain today.

1.1.1 @1001:2020

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ologists mean when they explain people’s lives in terms of culture? ===== Module 2: Can an anthropologis

1.1.2 @1001:2020

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st explanation, which would describe something in terms of a single, ultimate origin. ===== People are t

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al pattern of behavior * Key words, technical terms, verbatim quotations ===== Another story of fiel

a_note_about_attendance @1001:2020

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that should be applied. What this means in real terms is that you lose points toward your final grade i

plan_for_an_hsc_lesson_on_kinship @1001:2020

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c idea, you need to explain it to your readers in terms they understand. All you should assume about your

story_analysis @1001:2020

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he emic concepts and the emic perspective in etic terms so that the reader can see and understand the wor

11 @1001:2021

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al pattern of behavior * Key words, technical terms, verbatim quotations ===== Another story of fiel