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    ANTH 102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology FINAL PAPER ASSIGNMENT: Anthropological Research/Analysis DUE: December 12‚ 2009 (Graduating Seniors Paper’s due December 5) This paper should be 1‚800 – 3‚000 words (6-10 pages double spaced)‚ not including “Works Cited” sections or appendices. Your paper should be clearly written‚ use short declarative sentences‚ and avoid redundant statements‚ rhetorical flourishes‚ and excess verbiage. DO NOT pad the word count! Papers will be graded

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    Forensic anthropology is a form of anthropology that can be described as the study of humans. These types of anthropologists focus mainly on identifying and constructing a biological profile based off of old/ancient remains. They do this by estimating age‚ sex‚ body type‚ and ancestry as well as identifying certain characteristics like diseases and injuries that could help in identifying the cause of death. To determine these things they start off by asking themselves a number of questions such as

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    American Indian Conjuring

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    America. London. Printed for M. Bentley‚ J Magic history: Jean eugene robert-houdin. (n.d.). Retrieved October 12‚ 2010‚ from http://www.abrakazam.com /magic_history_Robert_Houdin.htm Powell‚ J. W. (1894). Eleventh annual report of the bureau of ethnology of the secretary of the smithsonian institution Randi‚ J. (1992). Conjuring. New York. St. Martins Press. Webster’s College Dictionary. (1992). New York. Random House Inc.

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    the Behavioral System Model Florence Nightingale Grand Theorist: Nursing Hans Selye Endocrinologist: Father of Stress Talcott Parsons Sociologist: Social Action Theory Model was also inspired by behavioral scientists in psychology‚ sociology‚ and ethnology and System Theory scientist . Dorothy Johnson’s Perspective: Dorothy Johnson ’ s Perspective Major Concepts: Attachment- Affiliative Subsystem Dependency Subsystem Ingestive Subsystem Eliminative Subsystem Sexual Subsystem Achievment Subsystem

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    Huaorani of Ecuador

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    Ecuador The Free Library. (2011). Retrieved July 23‚ 2013 from http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Huaorani of Ecuador-a01074231964 Lu‚ F.‚ Fariss‚ B.‚ & Bilsborrow‚ R. E. (2009). GENDERED TIME ALLOCATION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE ECUADORIAN AMAZON. Ethnology‚ 48(3)‚ 239-268. McAvoy‚ E. (2011). Oil or life? Ecuador ’s stark choice. New Internationalist‚ (441)‚ 26-31. Nowak & Laird (2010) Cultural Anthropology. San Diego‚ CA: Bridgepoint Education Rival‚ L. (2005). The attachment of the soul to the

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    communication involve the display of distinctive body parts‚ or distinctive bodily movements; often these occur in combination‚ so a distinctive movement acts to reveal or emphasize a distinctive body part. An example that was important in the history of ethnology was the parent Herring Gull’s presentation of its bill to a chick in the nest. Like many gulls‚ the Herring Gull has a brightly colored bill‚ yellow with a red spot on the lower mandible near the tip. When it returns to the nest with food‚ the parent

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    Mohawk Indians The Word Mohawk comes from the cognate with the Narragansett Mohowauúck‚ they eat animated things‚ hence “man-eaters”. (accessgenealogy) The Mohawk clan was member of the Iroquois Confederacy‚ which was a group of five (later six) tribes that were united with the purpose of doing strategies against the invasion of the French and the British during the fight for the upper states of the country. The form of hierarchy was what they called the longhouse of representatives and was the

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    Miguel Angel Asturias

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    with an epic impulse toward social protest‚ are seen as summing up the social and moral aspirations of his people. In 1923‚ after receiving his degree in law from Guatemala ’s University of San Carlos‚ Asturias settled in Paris‚ where he studied ethnology at the Sorbonne and became a militant Surrealist under the influence of the French poet and movement leader André Breton. His first major work‚ Leyendas de Guatemala (1930; “Legends of Guatemala”)‚ describes the life and culture of the Maya before

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    Sabrina Monforte Essay 2 Critical analysis ‘To what extend are you convinced by Tange’s (2005) position regarding cultural adaptation?’ Regarding the topic of cultural adaptation there are many theories. This essay‚ essentially‚ will analyse in depth the opinion of a Professor in the Department of Language and Business communication - Hanne Tange - ‚ whos major is inside the field of Intercultural communication‚ in opposite cultural and shock adaptation proposed by Sverre

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    The religion of the Aztec‚ including their beliefs‚ customs and religions‚ acted as a tremendous influence on their government‚ economy‚ and culture. Religion was the foundation for the infamous culture of the Aztec Civilization. Through ceremonies of sacrifice‚ and the infusion of cosmology into their religion‚ the Aztecs sculpted a culture unlike that of any other civilization‚ and left behind a legacy to be studied and admired for generations to come. Religion ultimately shaped the unique civilization

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