II. A Certain Inheritance: Nineteenth Century German
... 65). Kant was a classic representative of the Enlightenment whereas Herder marked the beginning of the Counter Enlightenment in Germany, a movement called Romanticism. Although Kant was the first to use the word anthropology in his work for a new ‘science of man’, it was ultimately Herder who determ ...
... 65). Kant was a classic representative of the Enlightenment whereas Herder marked the beginning of the Counter Enlightenment in Germany, a movement called Romanticism. Although Kant was the first to use the word anthropology in his work for a new ‘science of man’, it was ultimately Herder who determ ...
first_2014_-_rajagopalan-_raj_-_anthropology
... What we learned when we applied Anthropological techniques 1. SOC analysts’ knowledge is very tribal, there is no alternative to experience. 2. Analysts are not always aware of their own knowledge, which comes out in interactions. 3. It is necessary and possible to become a SOC “insider” to learn h ...
... What we learned when we applied Anthropological techniques 1. SOC analysts’ knowledge is very tribal, there is no alternative to experience. 2. Analysts are not always aware of their own knowledge, which comes out in interactions. 3. It is necessary and possible to become a SOC “insider” to learn h ...
Excerpt - School for Advanced Research
... with the continuing need to improve nonessentialist writing about emergent, open-ended, pluralistic cultures in continual interaction with—yet differentiation from—one another (see Marcus and Fischer 1986)? With groups themselves increasingly claiming the authenticity of enduring multicultural exist ...
... with the continuing need to improve nonessentialist writing about emergent, open-ended, pluralistic cultures in continual interaction with—yet differentiation from—one another (see Marcus and Fischer 1986)? With groups themselves increasingly claiming the authenticity of enduring multicultural exist ...
Anthropology in Southeast Asia: National Traditions and
... heard for anthropology’s lack of institutional recognition is that the discipline is not locally important “because there are no primitive people in Singapore.” In Singapore, anthropology, such as it existed in the form of individual scholars rather than an established discipline, has not been tied ...
... heard for anthropology’s lack of institutional recognition is that the discipline is not locally important “because there are no primitive people in Singapore.” In Singapore, anthropology, such as it existed in the form of individual scholars rather than an established discipline, has not been tied ...
Preliminary Program 2015 (updated 2/5/15)
... LEONARD, Lori (Cornell U) Embedded at Home: Anthropology and Ethnography in the Corporate University HEBERT, Marc K. (SFHSA) Design Anthropology in Human Services Agencies ...
... LEONARD, Lori (Cornell U) Embedded at Home: Anthropology and Ethnography in the Corporate University HEBERT, Marc K. (SFHSA) Design Anthropology in Human Services Agencies ...
Miller - Chapter 2 (short in-class version
... How Do Cultural Anthropologists Do Research? “Verandah anthropology” – early 1900s Living near, but not with the people to be studied Early Bronislaw Malinowski ...
... How Do Cultural Anthropologists Do Research? “Verandah anthropology” – early 1900s Living near, but not with the people to be studied Early Bronislaw Malinowski ...
Department of Sociology and Anthropology Dr. Timothy J. Carter, Department Head Sociology Program
... Mission Statement ...
... Mission Statement ...
Human Universals Revisited. New York and Oxford
... This latter table suggests how a form of human nature can be distinguished from a non-human animal nature. In Chapter 4, Antweiler describes a number of empirically-based universals identified within anthropology and other fields of study. These include narratives and expressive culture such as stor ...
... This latter table suggests how a form of human nature can be distinguished from a non-human animal nature. In Chapter 4, Antweiler describes a number of empirically-based universals identified within anthropology and other fields of study. These include narratives and expressive culture such as stor ...
Anthropology Course Catalog
... ANTH 32700 - Environment And Culture: Credit Hours: 3.00. This course provides a general overview to the field of environmental anthropology, and surveys key methods, and theories that anthropologists use to interpret human-environment interactions. Topics include culture ecology, agro ecology, ethn ...
... ANTH 32700 - Environment And Culture: Credit Hours: 3.00. This course provides a general overview to the field of environmental anthropology, and surveys key methods, and theories that anthropologists use to interpret human-environment interactions. Topics include culture ecology, agro ecology, ethn ...
SCENT, SOUND AND SYNAESTHESIA
... would agree with information theorists that the ‘wholeness of meaning’ is gone. He also claims that: ‘Wholeness is seen in retrospect and in mourning’ (Sullivan 1986: 27). This is far from clear. If there were only one sense and one meaning – that is, if the Desana sensory ratio had remained in the ...
... would agree with information theorists that the ‘wholeness of meaning’ is gone. He also claims that: ‘Wholeness is seen in retrospect and in mourning’ (Sullivan 1986: 27). This is far from clear. If there were only one sense and one meaning – that is, if the Desana sensory ratio had remained in the ...
Full article - Culture Unbound
... Rites of Passage (1909), where he examined the changes of the individual’s social position in a society during the individual’s course of life. Van Gennep defined these changes in social position as ritualized border crossings, and used the terms “separation”, “margin” and “aggregation” to describe ...
... Rites of Passage (1909), where he examined the changes of the individual’s social position in a society during the individual’s course of life. Van Gennep defined these changes in social position as ritualized border crossings, and used the terms “separation”, “margin” and “aggregation” to describe ...
here - Centre for Research on Socio
... Matthew, A. Culture and Anarchy (1869), in Collini, Stefan ed. (1993) Arnold, Culture and Anarchy and other writings, Cambridge University Press An obvious choice, perhaps, but there are still unspoken ways in which its hierarchical view of culture might frame contemporary debate and other key think ...
... Matthew, A. Culture and Anarchy (1869), in Collini, Stefan ed. (1993) Arnold, Culture and Anarchy and other writings, Cambridge University Press An obvious choice, perhaps, but there are still unspoken ways in which its hierarchical view of culture might frame contemporary debate and other key think ...
Thinking Big (and Critically) about Qualitative Research: Trends
... developments in qualitative research with an eye to the future. In initially thinking about this brief, I considered some of the key trends we are witnessing in qualitative research with a view to reflecting upon where qualitative research sits in relation to them and how they inform the way we unde ...
... developments in qualitative research with an eye to the future. In initially thinking about this brief, I considered some of the key trends we are witnessing in qualitative research with a view to reflecting upon where qualitative research sits in relation to them and how they inform the way we unde ...
Doing Sociology
... history, theory, other disciplines and empirical studies alone form the basis for understanding issues and formulating action. (Krishnaraj ibid.) Perhaps it would make sense to conclude with Bauman who turns the question of identity around. He asks not what counts as sociology. But what use is socio ...
... history, theory, other disciplines and empirical studies alone form the basis for understanding issues and formulating action. (Krishnaraj ibid.) Perhaps it would make sense to conclude with Bauman who turns the question of identity around. He asks not what counts as sociology. But what use is socio ...
Chapter 9
... Performance • Here we talk about social and ethical accountability. • The “Integrity” of an org has to focus on nonfinancial areas of performance. • It implies a balanced org that not only makes ethical financial decisions but also is ethical in more subjective aspects of its corporate culture. ...
... Performance • Here we talk about social and ethical accountability. • The “Integrity” of an org has to focus on nonfinancial areas of performance. • It implies a balanced org that not only makes ethical financial decisions but also is ethical in more subjective aspects of its corporate culture. ...
Thinking Across Perspectives and Disciplines
... values, and practices of a shared, often “expert,” way of knowing. Here we include the specialized perspectives of the psychologist, the art critic, the statistician, the engineer. A disciplinary perspective, then, is a special case of a perspective, one typically associated with the expert knowledg ...
... values, and practices of a shared, often “expert,” way of knowing. Here we include the specialized perspectives of the psychologist, the art critic, the statistician, the engineer. A disciplinary perspective, then, is a special case of a perspective, one typically associated with the expert knowledg ...
ANTH - Webster University
... what exactly does that mean? Since the early 1980s, more and more ethno-graphic work has been produced that gives us a firm foundation for investigating cross-cultural methods of being masculine, of being a man. By careful examination of these ethnographies, we will seek to understand the forces and ...
... what exactly does that mean? Since the early 1980s, more and more ethno-graphic work has been produced that gives us a firm foundation for investigating cross-cultural methods of being masculine, of being a man. By careful examination of these ethnographies, we will seek to understand the forces and ...
The Inventiveness of a Tradition: Structural Anthropology in the
... Various forms of “afterology” (postmodernism, postcolonialism, etc.), he states, assume morally appropriate attitudes with respect to colonialism or racism, for example, but instead of facilitating the understanding of other cultures would rather make “cultural logics disappear” (ibid.: 406). Althou ...
... Various forms of “afterology” (postmodernism, postcolonialism, etc.), he states, assume morally appropriate attitudes with respect to colonialism or racism, for example, but instead of facilitating the understanding of other cultures would rather make “cultural logics disappear” (ibid.: 406). Althou ...
Anthropology Student Handbook - University of Central Missouri
... and several regional conferences. ...
... and several regional conferences. ...
Anthropology @ UCM - University of Central Missouri
... The University of Central Missouri allows candidates for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees to develop a secondary field of specialized study as a minor. Some programs also require minors as part of the degree program. A minimum of nine hours of a minor program must be completed throug ...
... The University of Central Missouri allows candidates for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees to develop a secondary field of specialized study as a minor. Some programs also require minors as part of the degree program. A minimum of nine hours of a minor program must be completed throug ...
LSE 120 Anniversary
... in the Department of Anthropology On Friday, 11 December 2015, as part of the celebrations for the LSE’s 120th anniversary, the Department of Anthropology held a one-day event to explore some of its history. In the 1930s, Malinowski, together with his younger colleagues and research students, who mo ...
... in the Department of Anthropology On Friday, 11 December 2015, as part of the celebrations for the LSE’s 120th anniversary, the Department of Anthropology held a one-day event to explore some of its history. In the 1930s, Malinowski, together with his younger colleagues and research students, who mo ...
quantitative and qualitative - BU Blogs
... the same population and therefore potential members of the same sample. They are examples of a similar phenomenon. They are apples, rather than apples and oranges, to use the time-honored metaphor. Note that comparing apples and oranges is not prohibited; however, to do so we must adopt a higher-or ...
... the same population and therefore potential members of the same sample. They are examples of a similar phenomenon. They are apples, rather than apples and oranges, to use the time-honored metaphor. Note that comparing apples and oranges is not prohibited; however, to do so we must adopt a higher-or ...
Methods for the Systematic Study of Human Behavior (PDF
... Time diaries are an established approach within the social sciences, and one for which there has been extensive methodological discussions (cf. Robinson and Godbey 1999). In the United States, the use of time diaries can be traced to work by the United States Department of Agriculture in the 1920s ...
... Time diaries are an established approach within the social sciences, and one for which there has been extensive methodological discussions (cf. Robinson and Godbey 1999). In the United States, the use of time diaries can be traced to work by the United States Department of Agriculture in the 1920s ...
anthropology - California State University, Bakersfield
... archaeological evidence with a focus on elements of critical thinking, including deductive and inductive reasoning, proofs, probabilities, the influence of values, and the status of evidence. Assessment of current understanding of peopling of the New World, Atlantis, Ancient Astronauts. Noah’s Ark, ...
... archaeological evidence with a focus on elements of critical thinking, including deductive and inductive reasoning, proofs, probabilities, the influence of values, and the status of evidence. Assessment of current understanding of peopling of the New World, Atlantis, Ancient Astronauts. Noah’s Ark, ...