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- Is there a “shadow biosphere” populated by living things that appear to be nonliving things, like the spreading (or, self-replicating, growing) varnish on desert ... nition. The working assumption is that all living things are related through a single evolutionary origin.... y that it has a common ancestry with other living things, and thus has something in common with them, even
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- ys on * A **type** is an abstract category of things. //Chair// in the statement “A chair is a great p... al ==== * Dogs and cats are different types of things. * Dogs and wolves are… yeah, different kinds of things. ==== Differences in social formations are harde... ify, even though human social formations are real things that exist ==== * Urban and rural societies ar
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- essence, or is it just a name for many, different things? ==== Two responses ==== <HTML> <table style="b... are good choices. What to do? ===== Solution 1: Things are what they are in essence; something is either... One solution would start from the assumption that things are what they are. Everything that is, has a sing... y is clear. A is not (A or B). ===== Solution 2: Things contain multitudes; there is a unity of opposites
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- s: * A search for a //logos//, or a reason for things * An acceptance of the inherent flux of reality... dividuals have agency.) ===== Old and new ===== Things change. But so what? Why is it that in some socie... urally conditioned in Western societies: * New things are inherently good. * History moves from the o... old, rather than develops or extends it. * Old things are inherited from the past; new things are creat
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- essence, or is it just a name for many, different things? ==== Two responses ==== <HTML> <table> <tr> <t... are good choices. What to do? ===== Solution 1: Things are what they are in essence; something is either... One solution would start from the assumption that things are what they are. Everything that is, has a sing... y is clear. A is not (A or B). ===== Solution 2: Things contain multitudes; there is a unity of opposites
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- es. Capitalism is a system in which all valuable things can be owned as private property. * Hence, pro... o others who own capital needed to produce useful things. ===== “The fetishism of commodities and the sec... === Appadurai, Arjun. 1988. //The Social Life of Things: Commodities in Cultural Perspective//. Cambridge... Kopytoff, Igor. 1986. “The Cultural Biography of Things: Commoditization as Process.” In //The Social Lif
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- y would people who disagree, often on fundamental things, bother to keep talking to, even fighting with, e... 01 and ANTH 1002, anthropology has shown that the things people assume are normal and universal are more o... pletely unique, then how should we talk about big things that a lot of societies go through, like war, vio... apples, oranges, and other incomparably different things? Can it be both? Could it be neither? {{ ::nolan
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- nk about what you want to write about, keep these things in mind. First, when you choose a scholar’s work... lso means that you may need to try many different things to find the best possible sources for your analys... e are traveling. They may spark an idea for other things to investigate. AI can be handy here too, if pro
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- ience: * Durkheim: “[C]onsider social facts as things” (Durkheim [1895] 1982, 60) * The implicit ru... re **do not** agree on everything or say the same things; they **do** think alike in one important way. ... Wolf recognize that people only want and work for things they are taught to value in the context of their
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- urally conditioned in Western societies: * New things are inherently good. * History moves from the o... old, rather than develops or extends it. * Old things are inherited from the past; new things are created by individuals who want to create them. * This is a
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- ls ===== When people from different worlds meet, things don’t always go the way you expect. * Joseph B... Seriously, who cares? They all thought different things, just like you and I all think different things. People in Hawaiʻi were interacting with outsiders on th
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- ld and in my body, but I am not the same as those things. * My mind is endowed with the powers of ration... people), the people have to already know the same things about a contract. * There is a noncontractual b
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- this relationalist view, the only real, objective things are **networks, systems, and relationships**, rat... her than essences or names. Entities like people, things, or houses are outcomes of networks of relations.
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- * What is the meaning of other people’s sacred things to you? ==== Religion is the epitome of differen... thers and by repeatedly doing virtuous (moderate) things. * For Aristotle, unlike Bourdieu, **the game
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- d and social reality on the other. * Collective things like **the norms of a society have their own logi... an embryonic form. * What are clouds? Discrete things or dense regions of water droplets? Clouds are bo