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    Australian totemism‚ because it is the most "primitive culture" with the most resources available. From Durkheim’s perspective‚ the basis of totemism is to create lasting societal bonds. Totemic tribes are assorted into clans whose unity results not from kinship‚ but from the religious relationship between the members. From Durkheim’s perspective‚ the totemism in this culture is based on the sacred relationships developed by the clan’s members in addition to some totemic unit‚ which is usually a plant or

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    Deep Time Deep time refers to an enormous timescale with which geologists and scholars of evolution must deal. Homo sapiens first emerged as a separate species‚ not 800 years ago‚ or even 10‚000 years ago‚ but somewhere between 100 and 200 thousand years ago. The earliest identifiable human ancestor appeared between 7 and 6 million years ago. And the earliest primates occurred between 65 and 55 million years ago. The planet itself if 4.6 billion years old. These timescales can be hard to get

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    Tikopia of Melanesia Roel Sonnen ANT101: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Instructor Tawney Townsend December 13‚ 2010 Tikopia of Melanesia Orientation Identification. The name "Tikopia" (sometimes written "Tucopia" by early European voyagers)‚ given to a small Island in the Solomon group‚ is also applied by the inhabitants to themselves. The expression‚ glossed as "we‚ the Tikopia‚" is commonly used to differentiate themselves from the people of other islands in the Solomons and

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    Chiefdoms 1. The social structure of chiefdom is a hierarchical society in which some people have greater access than others to wealth‚ rank‚ status‚ authority and power. According to Scupin‚ many Polynesian chiefdoms rule of succession is based on primogeniture in which the eldest son assumed the status and realm of the father. This helped to avoid power struggles when a chief died. Chiefly Authority was more limited among the Trobrianders than was among the Hawaiians and Tahitians.

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    provides a way to produce and exchange material goods in order to survive. A material culture provides humans a way to feed‚ shelter‚ and clothe themselves. On the social level a culture gives humans a way to organize themselves. Social culture involves kinship and family. It also gives societies a work life and political structure. The last level of culture involves the ideological. It gives a group of people a unique way of thinking about beliefs‚ values‚ and ideals. All of these different aspects of culture

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    In this section of “Importance of Being Cute” by Hal Herzog illustrates how people think about other species on their mental capacity‚ feelings towards‚ and common kinship between animals and people. [Main concept of the article]. While Herzog recounts one of his kayaking experience of a man and his wife rafting down the river rapids of North Carolina with their cold and scared dog. [79]. Although the group in front him ended up in the river‚ the dog managed to climb onto the man while the animal

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    gives you the chance to act as the very anthropologists that you already are. Throughout the semester‚ we have and will continue to talk about the various ways that humans interact with each other and their environment from a variety of perspectives—kinship relationships‚ gender roles‚ political-economy‚ the socially-mediated construct of race‚ ethnic distinctions‚ religious affiliation‚ sexuality‚ class‚ and eventually from a capitalist global economic perspective. New York as a city and surrounding

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    association of Nayar women with Namboothiri Brahmins men‚ whose motives were driven around preserving their land and nor losing it through inheritance to sons and daughters Brahmins had with the Nayars. The impact of the subsistence activities on the kinship‚ gender relationships‚ religion and beliefs and social organisation is also studied. The decline in the the matrilineal society and the Nayars reverting back to patrilineal ways since the 19th century can be put down to the western education and globalisation

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    Marriage of convenience- A marriage or joint undertaking arranged for political‚ economic‚ or social benefit rather than from personal attachment. Elope- to run off secretly to be married‚ usually without the consent or knowledge of one’s parents. kinship term Manogamy - single marriage of one man and one woman. polygamy- The practice or custom of having more than one wife or husband at the same time. polygyny- which a man has more than one wife. polyandry-which a woman has more than one husband

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    other social structure - is defined in terms of the social relationships from which it is constructed. According to Odetola‚ T.O. and Ademola‚ A. (1985) an extended family is defined as a pattern of family organization which means that the whole kinship group is a social and economic unit‚ living in the same house‚ adjacent dwellings‚ sharing work duties‚ responsibilities and the fruits of production. The nuclear family is said to be a much smaller organization which consists of the man‚ his wife

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