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anthropological core approach focus on lived experience; what people do not just say
understanding a culture's belief, values, and practices within its own context cultural relativism
studying cultures as integrated systems holism
process where researchers examine own beliefs and awareness of their role in shaping research context and outcomes reflexivity
global flows of people, goods, ideas globalization
market based systems, reduced state control neoliberalism
land treated as empty, colonial justification terra nullius
ethnographic film. participant observation, collaborative filmmaking methods in visual anthropology
globalization produces inequality. cultural transformation, displacement
Appadurai's "Scapes" ethno, techno, finance, media, ideo
movement of people across the world ethnoscapes
cross border impact of technology technoscapes
rapid movement of money globally financescapes
international media's global influence meidascapes
spread of ideas, symbols, and narratives ideoscapes
impact of indigenous people loss of land, shift to cash economies, cultural disruption, new opportunities, new inequalities
thought religion was social glue; rituals reinforce group unity; collective effervescence Emile Durkheim
though religion masks inequality; maintains social order Karl Marx
though religion began with animism (evolutionist) E.B Tylor
spirits in nature animism
impersonal forces animatism
symbolic group identity totemism
rites of passage according to victor turner separation, liminality, reincorporation
shamans, priests, prophets/diviners religious specialists
what is more specific and goal oriented magic
what is a broader belief system religion
socially defined physical differences race
shared culture ethnicity
new identities forming ethnogenesis
how do globalization and economy connect cash economies disrupt traditional values
how do globalization and religion connect religious revival or transformation
how do media and race connect reinforces stereotypes and ideologies
how do film and power connect early film=colonial authority, modern film=shared authority
how do anthropology and colonialism connect discipline evolving toward ethical awareness
reciprocity exchange system mutual exchange
redistribution exchange system centralized system
market exchange system supply and demand
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