Being an anthropologist
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23. The task of the cultural anthropologist is to . a. describe the various parts of the culture he or she studies. b. study aspects of a culture in isolation from the rest of the cultural system. c. show how parts of a culture are independent from one another. d. determine if one culture is …
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Kingsley Palmer, an anthropologist who also worked with Percy Tucker, confirms his close association with the Hamersley Ranges, the range of mountains that the Banyjima call ‘Karijini’: Percy’s [mother] was Bandjima, born on Juna Downs while his [mother’s father] was Inawunga and his [mother’s mother] a Bandjima probably from upper Turee.
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Being a Vodoun involves “serving the spirits” the Loa must be properly cared for with rituals, food, drink, and music. Possession is the presence of the divine. When the Loa arrive they are said to “mount their horse” (the devotee that they possess) and the Loa’s spirit displaces the head of the devotee.
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The role of the Applied Anthropologist Kottak claims that by instilling an appreciation for human diversity anthropology combats “ethnocentrism.” Ethnocentrism is “the tendency to view one’s own culture as superior and to apply one’s own cultural values in judging …
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35. An anthropologist decides on which techniques to use based on. a. the nature of the problem being studied. b. a realistic appraisal of what he/she can get away with. c. the reception of the people being studied. d. a and c. ANS: D. PG: 105. 36. "Narrative ethnography" is concerned. a. with traditional notions of scientific objectivity.
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“Being an Insider Without: Activist Anthropological Engagement in Haiti after the Earthquake.” American Anthropologist, Volume 116, Number 2 (June): 409-412. 2014
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"But being an anthropologist should not mean being a bystander to crimes against the vulnerable." While Rosen has fared well since the surgery—he recovered quickly, used the money to travel and stays in touch with his kidney recipient via Facebook—most of the donors Scheper-Hughes and her colleagues have spoken with are not so lucky.
HCC Anthropology Lecture Chapter 1
Though not an anthropologist, Platt (2000) argues that U.S. disaster policy since 1950 has supplanted moral and community concern with government subsidies and financially-expressed compassion that fosters co-dependency, effectively providing disincentives to local governments in their own attempts to create disaster-resistant communities.
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Being able to determine Left and Right is also crucial to the practice of forensic anthropology, not only for skeletal reconstruction, but also to determine the number of casualties. ... One of the issues of concern to the forensic anthropologist is the gender of the human remains. There are several things than may, on the surface, be useful to ...
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