Midterm Flashcards

(68 cards)

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Four-field approach

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Archaeology

Linguistics

Physical Anthropology

Cultural Anthopology

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Society

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A bunch of people in a group

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Culture

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A way of seeing the world differently than others

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Subculture

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Smaller group within a culture

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Ethnography (what would we write)

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A collection of written records of people that are being studied

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Ethnographic record

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One individual person’s story

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Ethnocentrism

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Assuming your race is better than other races or assuming your way is automatically the correct way

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Cultural relativism

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Getting to know and understanding other cultures

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Holism

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Refers to considering the “whole”

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Ethnography (what we do)

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Something anthropologist do to have something to record

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Fieldwork

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Physical work for info on one culture. Going somewhere else to study and research a culture.

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Participant observation

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Anthropologist engaging in the culture

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Ethnographic interview

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A story from someone in the culture that is being studied

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Etic

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And the outsiders perspective using the concepts and categories of the researchers culture to describe another culture

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Emic

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An insider’s perspective using the concepts in categories of the culture understudy to describe cultural phenomena

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Substance strategies

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Meaning you have nothing more then what you need to live

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Foraging

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Hunting and gathering

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Horticulture

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Small scale gardening

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Agriculture

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Large scale farming

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Pastoralism

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Herding animals

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Mercantilism

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Surviving by making trades for goods

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Industrialism

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Manufacturing of goods for trades

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Production

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Gathering food and trading

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Distribution

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Reciprocity and redistribution.

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Reciprocity
The practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, especially privileges granted by one country or organization to another.
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Generalized reciprocity
Refers to the non-market exchange of goods or labor ranging from direct barter (immediate exchange) or two forms of gift exchange where a return is eventually expected (delayed exchange) as in the exchange a birthday gifts
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Balanced reciprocity
I don't know the difference between balanced and generalized
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Negative reciprocity
Doesn't care about the relationship in trading goods because they most likely will never see each other again
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Demand sharing
Look up
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Redistribution
Create and maintain social inequality through converting material wealth into social wealth. (Prestige)
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Prestige
More successful and or higher social status
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Market exchange
Market exchange has negative reciprocity because they don't care about the relationship and trading goods because most likely they will never see them again
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Law of supply and demand
Products that are in high demand and lower quantities usually cost more than products that are not in high demand and have larger quantities.
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General-purpose money
I don't know
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Consumption
What happens to distributed products, what we call ownership.
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Ownership
Goods and products that you have consumed
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Capital
Money + time
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Kin-based society
A small scale society including bloodline relatives and relative by marriage
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Kinship
Bloodline relatives (consanguineal) Relatives by marriage (Affinal)
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Consanguineal kin
Bloodline relatives
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Affinal kin
Relative by marriage
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Nuclear family (immediate)
Your mother, father and, any siblings
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Bilateral kinship systems
Kinship through mothers and fathers side of the family. (two sides)
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Unilineal kinship systems
Kinship through mothers or fathers side of the family. (only one side)
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Patrilineal
Considers kinship through father side of the family
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Matrilineal
Considers kinship through mother side of the family
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Direct line of descent
Downline of kinship
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Incest taboo
Any cultural rules or norm that prohibits sexual relations between closely related persons
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Parallel cousins
Cousins of your father's brother or mother's sister
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Cross cousins
Cousins through your father's sister or mother's brother
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Exogamy
Marriage outside of family
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Endogamy
Marriage inside of family
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(Serial) monogamy
Marriage to one spouse at a time but multiple times
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Polygyny
Many wives
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Polyandry
Many husbands
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Patrilocal
Newly married couple lives with husband's family after wedding
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Matrilocal
Newly married couple lives with wife's family after wedding
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Neolocal
Newly married couple finds a new place to live other than with family
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Bride wealth
Bride price
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Dowry
Property or money brought by a bride to her husband on their wedding day for the marriage
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Levirate
Look up
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Sororate
Look up
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Gender
Cultural interpretation of sex
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Sex
Male or female
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Gender role
What men and women do in society
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Gender stereotype
Who the society expects you to be as a man or woman
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Gender identity
The gender you think you are (transgendered or cisgendered)
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Sexual orientation
Who you are attracted to. (heterosexual or homosexual)