ANTH 1120 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Gentrification, Murphy Renegade, African-American Civil Rights Movement (1954–1968)

• School: York University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANTH 1120
• Professor: Othon Alexandrakis

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Renegade dreams ryan james note: in adolescents, new properties are put up. Corporations like starbucks. not a universal model. moral regulation: structural changes to affect the behavioural change. To address social, local ills > addresses a problem, xing it. Qs anglewood became a manufacturing centre in 1980s. housing was bought in the community. Complete sentence > injury can be understood as _______. Hints: cultural, disruption, unsettling, experience, violence, social, precocity, response, local. intensifying precarity does not diminish agency. Injury in eastwood: physical i. e. shot, poverty, suppression, addiction, trauma, infection. Injury: takes different forms. gun shot wounds, dialitated houses, uncontrollable young gang members, heroin addicts on the street, victims living with infectious disease like hiv. How is ralph"s approach to understanding injury similar to the way anthropologists think about illness? violence and poverty, or displacement. this community is in between. Some are not in gangs, have been injured and disabled.