Anthropology 100

Pertaining to a group of biological conditions reflecting a discrepancy between genitals

A unlineal descent group based on demonstrated descent

Devaluing a group because of its assumed attributes

The living situation in which a couple establishes new residence.

Widower married sister of his deceased wife.

Kin ties calculated equally through both sexes.

The in between phase of a rite of passage.

The belief in a single all-powerful deity

A group based on belief in shared ancestry

Between reciprocity is the midpoint between generalized and negative reciprocity

The practice of writing about a culture In an anthropological way is

The nuclear family established when one marries and has children

An economy and a way of life base on hurting and gathering

Widow marries brother of her deceased husband

Policies and practices that harm a group& its members

Affinal, descriptive etc

Marriage of people from the same social group

Marriage outside one’s own group

EMIC perspective is

Relatives by Marriage

The principle governing exchanges among social equals.

Recognizes that individuals within a society or culture have diverse motives &intentions & dif

Conversations with local individuals who have a deep familiarity with local culture, history,

Collecting an individual’s memories of their lifetime of personal experiences

The words used for different relatives in a particular language and system of kinship

Is the idea that cultural practices should be evaluated/judged in the context of the culture

The belief in souls or doubles

Fixed Ideas- often unfavorable- about what members of group are like

What is the name for the process by which a child learns his or her culture

A gender identity that is socially constructed and performed by individuals whose gender

Is something verbal or non-verbal that stands for something else.

What is the term for different cultural traditions associated with subgroups in the same nation

The process by which borrowed forms are modified to fit the local culture.

The spread or advance of one (dominant) culture at the expense of others.

The nuclear family in which one is born and grows up

Woman has more than one husband at the same time.

Matrilineal or patrilineal descent

An unlineal descent group based on stipulated descent

The construction of a family tree or other indicators of the degrees of relationship

Children of two brothers or two sisters

Plant cultivation and animal domestication

The flow of goods from the local level into a center, then back out; characteristics of cheifdo

The belief in multiple dirties, who control aspects of nature.

The Acculturative influence of western expansion on local cultures worldwide

Sexual relations with a close relative

Man has more than one wife at the same time.

What is an example of fieldwork techniques

Children of a brother and a sister

ETIC is

A satisfied social order in which people accept hierarchy as “natural”

The direct, firsthand observation of behavior

The continuous, long-term study of an area