[ANT101H5] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (149 pages long)
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Lecture #1 introduction: the study of human experience from multiple perspectives, a holistic approach to humankind, encompasses both culture and biology, anthropos human , logos study of . The biocultural approach: culture, human behaviour that is learned and shared by members of a society, not biologically inherited, evolutionary perspective, adaption to an environment, scientific method. What is the purpose of the research and who benefits from it? (think about this during the practical) It will be on the quiz and will not be discussed in the lecture. Lecture #2 first nations perspective: through the lends of anthropology. Early anthropological discourse on the inuit and the influence of. Erudite inuit studies, 32, 13-34: hightet, m. (2005). Body snatching & grave robbing: bodies of science, history and. Anthropology, 16, 4, 415-440: starn, o. (2011). Here come the anthros (again): the strange marriage of anthropology and native america. The second two references were the ones spoken of in class.
