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indigenous people midterm study guide terms

TermDefinition
anthropology the study of ethnic groups and their backgrounds, comparative study of cultural and social life.
culture the complex whole includes knowledge, beliefs, art, laws, morals, custom and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man.
ethnocentrism common human viewpoint is that ones culture is "preferable"
cultural relativism methodological, helps to investigate and compare societies without relating them to
culture shock three phases, consist of the first phase (tourism phase), having to navigate and negotiate the language, tends to lead to isolation.
synchronic "same time" not entirely interested into the history and more focused on what Is occurring in the moment.
diachronic more interest in the history, focuses on events in the past and what led up to current events and how it relates.
emic "insider perspective"
etic "outsider perspective"
ethnosphere the ethnosphere is humanity's great legacy, it is a symbol of all that weve achieved and the promise of all that we can achieve as as the widely curious and adaptive species we are.
ayahuasca "gifts of father sun"
the G'e anamoly Ge challenge the notion that simple material life equates to simple culture. they show that human imagination, myth, social complexity, and symbolic worlds do not necessarily depend on the technological "process".
we-gyet stories
Lewis Henry Morgan the 7 stages of technological development, social evolution that has developed due to technological complexity and development. Lower tech development was seen as "savage", high tech considered "civilized".
Bronsilaw Malinowski Trobian islands, founded functionalism, focused on the biological and psychological needs of cultures.
Claude Levi-Strauss Founded structuralism,
Marvin Harris developed the theory of cultural materialism, explains cultural differences using environmental differences and constraints.
Laura Bohannan known for "hamlet in the bush", hamlet can be understood by anybody, tip can reinterpret how different cultures can be and how there is no one "universal reading".
Clifford Geertz Symbolic anthropology, getting away from material, anthropologists does this deep interpretive work to become involved in the process, complete opposite from Marvin Harris.
Rendille lived a nomadic lifestyle,
Ariaal nomadic lifestyles until arial adopted cows, goats, and settled down into private properties and pushed away from the nomadic ways.
Waorani Ecuadorian Amazon defenders
voudoun benign faith like all spiritual traditions, encompasses a complex metaphysical worldview.
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