ANTH 1120 Chapter Notes -Natural Disaster, European Colonialism, Neocolonialism
22 Apr 2014
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A man-made disaster: the earthquake of january 12, [sic] rule and superstition to guide their thinking, have been notoriously susceptible to demagogic political appeal : progress-resistant cultural influences. 1946 and election of 1957 created the space where two middle-class-led governments could assume power, those of dumarsais estim , a d put (congressman) from a rural village, and fran ois and. Jean-claude duvalier: the overthrow of the duvalier dynastic regime, starting with uprisings in the provinces, did eventually lead to the election of president jean-bertrand aristide, a populist roman catholic priest from the rural village of port-salut in 1991. Counter-cultural, in view of the array of forces and as it clashes with western modus operandi and all of its purveyors, the peasants, and lower-class workers that are its creators and backbone. Understanding un- natural" disaster - apr 3/apr 8: understanding un- natural". Disasters anthropologically: introduction, the anthropological perspective, time & space. Human conditioning through time: social & cultural.
