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h. culture week 1-5

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anthropology study of humans, what does it mean to be human?
cross-cultural comparison every society contribute to understanding
cultural relativism judge others based on their cultural standards
ethnocentrism use own culture as standard
holistic pov need different lenses to understand, interconnection
Boaz anthropology to US
spatiotemporal across time and space
US anthropology cultural, everyday life
Europe anthropology social structures, institutions
emic insider
etic outsider
society how organize selves to live and build relationships
traditional co-op, subsistence economy
modern individualistic, market economy, ethnocentric
unilineal evolve on single track towards European industrialization
historical particularism Boaz, history and environment influence culture
culture way of life and how make sense of the world, shared knowledge, beliefs, norms
appropriation use culture as trend, stereotype, belittle
ethnography approach immerse in community, observe and participate in daily life
mapping meaning behind place, who has access? how? when? why?
informants/consultants first to accept, ask questions to
rapport build trust with community
positionality how identity and social position impact research
reflexivity critical of positionality
ethical code do no harm, transparency, publish and thank group
language symbolic, complex, rule governed
marked deviant, atypical
unmarked considered norm
linguistic ideology beliefs and presumptions about language and speakers
media ideology beliefs about what media can do
expressive culture creative communication of meaning, values, beliefs, context important
family small group identify as household
consanguineal blood, ancestry
affinal marriage, adoption
marriage socially acknowledged union, regulate reproduction
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