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- Social Anthropology Exam 1 Flashcards
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- Social Anthropology Exam 1 Flashcards
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Social Anthropology. Whole of human society as area of interest, and tried to understand ways in which human lives are unique, but also familiar. -how people live in particular places and how they organize, govern, create meaning. -race, sexuality, class, gender, nationality. -emphasis on participant observation.
a micro-level analysis of social interaction and meaning making that assumes the world is largely socially constructed and that objects, events, and behaviors all have symbolic meaning. asserts that action depends on meaning -- that we give meaning to things based on social interaction, and thus, meaning is impermanent
Anthropology 101- EXAM 1 Study Guide Content of Quizzes Each quiz will be composed of 25 matching questions that cover material from the PowerPoint lectures,assigned readings, and videos. KEY TERMS: Culture- A way of life associated with a specific group of a specific group of people; - (General Definition): Learned and shared beliefs and ...
Anthropology is a cross-disciplinary discipline with many areas of interest; which of the following are NOT part of its focus? Treatment of Indigenous children in Residential schools. 7. Both sociology and anthropology developed alongside each other in the 19 th century, but anthropology was different because _______.
An anthropologist questions the elders of a South American Indian tribe about their religious beliefs. A social scientist reports the findings at the conclusion of a study of rural schools in North Dakota. the sum of the data divided by the number of pieces of data. the middle number when the data are placed in order.
