Beyond Pink and Blue/ Sacred or Profane
According to Gabrielle Blair, what are men actually responsible for?
Unwanted Pregnancies
According to Garcia, _____ is both socially constructed and is “real” at the same time
Race
According to Carol Adams, the concept of ________ separates the consumer from the animal and the animal from the end product.
Absent referent
True or False: In Brazil, people can move between races.
True
Foucault argues that modern forms of power operates through _____.
Discipline
Bucar describes “Protestant ___” as the assumption that one form of Christianity is normative.
Privilege
According to Marx: what difference between the lower class and the ruling class is the ownership of ________
The means of production
In Zabidi gatherings, what social practice reveals both generosity and hierarchy among women?
Qat exchange
The belief that one should eat bananas and peanut butter together but should not eat squirrels or horses––or that one should not drink milk with dinner, put corn on pizza, eat soup for breakfast, or order cheese for dessert––are all examples of ______.
Food ideologies
This anthropologist interprets Balinese cockfights as texts to be read rather than as an action to be explained causally.
Clifford Geertz
How does Emily Martin describe the sperm and the egg, they appear in North American scientific literature and textbooks?
Egg= passive and waiting
Sperm= active and heroic
Set of tastes, embodied dispositions habits, and ways of thinking and behaving that we acquire as part of our socialization you develop from how and where you grow up.’ Bourdieu calls this ______
Habitus
During the Ghanaian harvest festival, what is the purpose of the “ban on drumming”?
To create the right sonic conditions for deities
Per Pierre Bourdieu, a system of mechanisms in which those who suffer or are subordinated are led to see their suffering or subordination as commonsensical, and as the result of their individual choices and character. In Righteous Dopefiends, Schonberg’s and Bourgois’s informants indicated that they felt shame and often saw themselves as primarily responsible for their poverty and addiction.
Symbolic violence
Both Malinowski and Boas shifted the discipline away from armchair anthropology to _____.
Fieldwork/field-based research
Durkheim uses this term to describe the intense shared emotional energy produced in group rituals.
Collective Effervescence
What is the term that Marx use to describe the way in which goods are perceived as detached from the labor and social relations that produced them?
Commodity Fetishism
What concept does Michael Jackson use to describe the idea that origins are always “already there” and cannot be fully traced?
Anteriority
Per Carol Adams, human animals often work very hard to deny the __________ of non-human animals, including by embracing ________ in their way of speaking about them, e.g.: Humans are intelligent, nonhumans are instinctive; humans love, nonhumans mate; humans cultivate friendships, nonhumans have ‘affiliative behavior.”
Subjectivity, dualism
Edward Said uses “____” to describe the Western way of representing and dominating the East.
Orientalism
Bucar uses this term to describe how religious practices are taken and used by a host community, who then stigmatizes the donor community when the donor community uses those same practices.
Appropriation
Two terms that Susan Falls uses to describe demolition derbies are ________ and _________.
Ritual of Reversal and Creative Destruction
Anthropologists like Anna Tsing have pointed to how we center our worlds around humans and human experiences, often missing the experiences of non-human animals and the natural world, which we are indelibly tied up with. This limited treatment of the world, which social theorists (and artists) have been creatively trying to overcome, is called ___________.
Anthropocentrism
German sociologist Max Weber was puzzled by the fact that capitalism (which facilitated the amassing of great wealth by some individuals and not others) arose in places that were in their majority Christian (with Christianity a religious tradition that eschews wealth). He concludes that in fact what he terms the “Protestant _______,” emerging out of a strand of Protestantism (Calvinism) that embraced pre-destination, explains how exactly some Christians rectified worldly wealth with chosen status: their wealth was proof of their chosenness
Ethic
In a village, a man moves into his wife’s household after marriage. Their children belong to the wife’s family line, and property is passed down through daughters rather than sons.
Matrilineality.