ANTH 1120 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Cultural Universal, Pastoralism, Heteronormativity
14 Aug 2016
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Xing of populations and growth populations. intensive in non industrial centres led to social strati cation. class systems emerge. Social distinctions > large land owners, wealthy merchants, peasants, wage labourers. capitalist system: produced colonization. in 1885 berlin negotiation of settlement in competition for african resources. 1) the khun bushmen. pastoralism, horticulture and agriculture. all about food production. food strategies led to settlements that facilitated trades. strategies vary but share common goals of providing material for consumption. provide the basis for modern consumption-based economy. People produce something for others to consume in order to live. six kinds of early economic systems to help collectively meet the needs of the community. However, one thing persisted > kinship, every human did. Followed same rules. all humans on earth appear to do descent and alliance. 4. what is the relationship the global economy never as simple as things seem to be. three interventions: 1) Power, gender, kinship, marriage and sex are cultural concepts.
