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General Anthropology - Answer-The study of the whole human condition: Past, present, and future The study of the human species and its immediate ancestors Uniquely comparative and holistic science Adaptation - Answer-The processes by which organisms cope with environmental forces and stresses...

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General Anthropology Exam #1
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General Anthropology - Answer-The study of the whole human condition:
Past, present, and future
The study of the human species and its immediate ancestors
Uniquely comparative and holistic science

Adaptation - Answer-The processes by which organisms cope with environmental
forces and stresses

Subfields - Answer-Cultural, archaeology, biological, and linguistics

Cultural - Answer-The study of human society and culture
Describes, analyzes, interprets, and explains social and cultural similarities and
differences

Ethnography - Answer-A highly descriptive account of a particular community, society,
or culture

Franz Boas - Answer-Cultures are not isolated
Populations construct their cultures in interaction with one another
Exposure to external forces

Ethnology - Answer-Examines, compares, analyzes, and interprets the results of
ethnography

Archaeology - Answer-Reconstructs, describes, and interprets human behavior and
cultural patterns through material remains
Examination of artifacts found at historical sites where societies once lived
Material items that humans have made, used, or modified

Materials - Answer-Tools, weapons, campsites, buildings, and garbage

Paleoecology - Answer-Paleoecology- ecosystems of the past

Biological - Answer-Human biological diversity in time and space
Evolution, genetics, growth and development, plasticity, primates

Darwin - Answer-Variety within a polulation permits some to do better than others at
surviving and reproducing
Genetics and environment

Primatology - Answer-Study their biology, evolution, behavior, and social life

, Linguistics - Answer-Studies language in its social and cultural context, across space
and over time

Holistic science - Answer-Blend of the different perspectives: biological, social, cultural,
linguistic, historical, and contemporary

Applied anthropology - Answer-Academic and practice
The field of inquiry that connects anthropological knowledge with the uses of that
knowledge in the world beyond anthropology
Use the four subfields to identify, assess, and solve practical problems

Culture - Answer-Distinctive traditions and customs transmitted over the generations
through learning and through language

Enculturation - Answer-Process of learning one's culture through informal observation
and formal instruction

Tylor - Answer-British anthropologist
wrote Primitive Culture
Defined culture as: systems of human behavior and thought
Cultures obey natural laws and therefore can be studied scientifically

Geertz - Answer-symbolic meaning

Leslie White - Answer-originated with symbols

Agency - Answer-The actions individuals take in creating and transforming cultural
identities

Practice Theory - Answer-recognizes that individuals within a society or culture have
diverse motives and intentions and different degrees of power and influence

Ethnocentrism - Answer-Tendency to view one's own culture as superior and apply
one's own ;cultural values in judging the behavior and the beliefs of people raised in
other cultures

Cultural relativism - Answer-The viewpoint that behavior in one culture should not be
judged by the standards of another culture

Globalization - Answer-A series of processes that work transnationally to promote
change in a world in which nations and people are increasingly interlinked and mutually
dependent

Rapport - Answer-A relationship of mutual trust or affinity

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