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Intro to Anthro

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TermDefinition
Liminality In between phase of rite of passage
Lobola Husband's family gives wife's family presents
Dowry Wife's gives husband's family presents
US uses ____ for kinship terminology Lineal
Ju/’hoansi have ____local resident rules Ambilocal
Matrilocal After marriage couple lives with wife's family
Patrilocal After marriage couple lives with husband's family
US has ___local resident rules Neolocal
Inuit song battle; Yolmo pastoralists Conflict resolution; not a state
Both Oaxaca and Olmec are chiefdoms
First MesoAmerican state Zapotec; arose from competition between cheifdoms
Taboo Forbidden acts that differ from culture; all cultures have it e.g. incest taboo
Totem animal, plant, etc. that serves as an emblem for a specific group
Totemism Belief to be a decedent from that animal, plant, etc.
Cosmology system for imagining and understanding the universe and its origin
Mesopotamia first place where states arose; in Middle East; first writing formed there
"Big Man" head of the tribe; leads in generosity; usually in charge of more than one village
"ego" I or myself in kinship chart
Genealogical kin types relates to actual genealogical relationship; e.g. father's brother's son
Kin term culturally associated names e.g. cousin
Ted Talk Geena's gender ID was female but her sex was male
Affinal relatives by marriage
Mana goodluck charm
Feminization of poverty Poorest will be mom and child
What has happened to the divorce rates in US? They have risen
What did ED Tylor believe? Thought religion evolved over time: Animism, Polytheism, Monotehism
What were the Hopi? Matrilineal and Native Americans
Applied Anthropology is applying anthropological methods to solve problems
Endogamy Marrying someone within your group (not you kin, but ethnic or social class)
Exogamy Marrying someone outside of your group because: - it lessens the chance of incest - forces friendships with strangers
Polygyny Man has more than two wives
Polyandry Woman has more than two husbands
Patriarchy Political system where the men rule
Matriarchy Political system where the women rule
Domestic - public dichotomy differentiation between public and private
How are women valued among foragers? Women's status is high and it's equivalent to men's. There is no domestic - public dichotomy
Foragers are what type of organization? Bands
Family orientation family that you are born into
Family procreation Family that you make e.g. husband, wife, children
What is magic? Manipulation of supernatural to accomplish specific goals
What is one type of Anthropology? medical anthropology
Medical anthropology is a subfield of biological and cultural anthropolgy
three phases of rites of passage are Separation, liminality, incorporation
Four kinship terminaologies bands, tribes, chiefdoms, and states
Cognitive functions of religion and magic to explain things
Emotional functions of religion and magic Reduce anxiety, dispel doubts, helps people face death and endure life crisis
What are culture universalities? Something that every culture has e.g. religion and gender
____ differences are biological Sex
___ is culturally defined Gender
____ is discrepancy between external and internal genitals Intersex
_____ is what a person describes themselves as Gender ID
___ is when your gender ID does not match your assigned sex Transgender
Ambilocal Married couple chooses whose family to live by
Neolocal Married couple moves away from families to start tehir own
Ambilineal People choose which descent group they belong to
Band small kinship based group among foragers
Bifurcate collateral kinship terminology differentiating uncles and aunts from mother and father e.g. M,F,MZ,MB,FB,FZ
Bifurcate merging kinship terminology father and uncles are the same name; mother and aunts are the same name e.g. F=FB & M=MZ
Chiefdom intermediate form between tribe & state
extended family household three genrations under one roof
Gender stratificaiton unequal distrubution to men and women
Homogamy Marry someone similar to your class
Matrilineal Calcluate descent group from mother's line
Patrilineal Calcluate descent group from father's line
Shaman Person who has influence in the world of evil and good
Smelting high temperature process by which pure metal is melting
Unilineal descent One way to calculate decsent e.g. matri or patrilineal
Social control refers to maintenance of norms and regulation conflict
Asante is polgyny
Yolmo Pastoralists Monogamists & Nuclear
Ju'hoansi Monogamist
Humar Polygyny
Mormon Polygyny
Yanomani Horticulturalists
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