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Anthropology Chapter One: What Is Anthropology? - Anthropology literally translates as the study of man or human - Is a discipline of infinite curiosity about human-beings, of which Anthropologist seek answers to the large...
Chapter 5 6: Variation Genetic Sources of Variability - Genetic Recombination: o Random shuffling of parental genes - Mutation: o A change in the DNA sequence producing an altered gene Genetic Drift - Various random proce...
Chapter 7: Wrapping up Ethnographic Analogy - Using customs and adaptations that are known in a modern group to justify a reconstruction of a past way of life - Issues o Assumes that current cultures have had no outside in...
Anthropology Chapter One: What Is Anthropology? - Anthropology literally translates as the study of man or human - Is a discipline of infinite curiosity about human-beings, of which Anthropologist seek answers to the large...
Chapter 3: Analysis and Reconstruction Conservation - Stop and even reverse decay and deterioration - Simple techniques o Cleaning and drying - Complex Techniques o Chemical treatments o Controlled conditions in storage Ex...
Chapter 15 People Defining Development Biological anthropologist learn how humanity originated and evolved biologically Archaeologists examine human cultures remains from prehistory and history to discover how and when peo...
Chapter 14 People on the Move Migration is the movement of a person or people from one place to another - Related to job and family status and may affect mental health and social relationships - Migration is one of three c...
Chapter 13 Expressive culture Expressive culture is a behaviour and beliefs related to learned and patterned ways of creative art, leisure, and play Art and culture - Anthropologist have different view of art and how they ...
Chapter 12 Communication Communication - is the process of sending and receiving messages from one or more person, animals or insect - Among human Language is a form of a communication o A systematic set of learned and sha...
Chapter 11 Religion Religion Many anthropologists defined religion such as Frazer, Durkheim, Freud, and Geertz Sir Edward Tylor o A British anthropologist o He defined religion as the belief in spirits o He also said magic...
Chapter 10 Politics, Conflict, Social order Political anthropology Political anthropologists address the area of human behaviour and though related to power; in term ...
Chapter 9 Social groups and Social stratification Social groups Mean its a cluster of people beyond the domestic unit who are usually related on grounds other than kinship. 2 types of social groups are o Primary groups con...
Chapter 7 Disease, Illness, and Healing Medical anthropologist One of the recent areas of study in anthropology. 5 concerns: 1. What cau...
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