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| subfields of anthropology |
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| "Archaeology, biological physical, linguistic, cultural (sociocultural), applied, globalization and anthropological knowledge" |
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| studies ways of life in the past |
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| biological physical anthropology |
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| study of changes in a species over time |
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| "developed in america first. Started by disappearance of native american language. Language expanding as a result of globolization, technological development (ex. Aim talk)" |
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| cultural (or sociocultural) anthropology |
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| functions of culture. Mirror: how we grew up and survived by practicing culture. Used by looking through a 'lens' of others culture |
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| "does not have its own set of applications, etc. ex.= forensics." |
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| globalization and anthropological culture |
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| Important b/c of chaning job market. |
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| "shared characteristics btw all cultures, societies, etc" |
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| learning from peers or people on your social group. Causes generation gaps |
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| knowledge passed down from older generations to the younger |
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| tendency to use our culture as astandard to judge another culture |
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| "poses that each culture be respected and accepted for its own customs, rules, and beliefs " |
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| study of how culture has an effect on the ecosystem |
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| "high mobility. Small group size to counter for carrying capacity and social density. Utilize food sources that already exist, hunt, gather, and fish. " |
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