Abu-Lughod
The term used by Lila Abu-Lughod to refer to people of mixed national, cultural or ethnic identity?
What are "Halfies"?
Monogamous marriage turned this into the basic economic unit of the economy
What is the nuclear family?
This concept was developed by Said to critique the West’s portrayal of the Eastern World
What is Orientalism?
Known for her work on identity, heritage, and memory in the Indian Ocean region, this anthropologist focused particularly on the context of postcolonial and diasporic societies
Who is Rosalind Boswell?
This term refers to the unique forms of producing and using anthropological knowledge that have emerged in the South, distinct from the original model.
What is Southern anthropology?
Hau'ofa had citizenship in these two countries.
What are Tonga and Fiji?
This Haitian anthropologist was born on November 26, 1949 and died on July 5, 2012.
Who is Michel-Rolph Trouillot?
The names of the two groups that were excluded from cultural anthropologies premises by the book titled “Writing Culture”?
Who are Feminists and “Halfies”?
Leacock names this powerful emotion as an important part of the feminist movement and its organization
What is anger?
Said describes the West's portrayal of the Orient as this (two possible answers)
What is exotic?
What is inferior?
As a Lakota Sioux woman, this anthropologist's heritage and experiences as a Native American profoundly influenced her work, providing firsthand insight into Indigenous struggles and resilience.
Who is Beatrice Medicine?
This term describes the situation where those studying and those being studied are citizens of the same country.
What is internal anthropology?
The country of Hau'ofa's birth (modern name)
What is Papua New Guinea?
According to Truillot, this was not created by Anthropology, but rather it was the raison d'etre of Anthropology.
What is the Savage?
The type of ethnographic approach Lila Abu-Lughod favoured as opposed to objectivity?
What is positionality?
A patrilineal based economic system requires control over these two things
What are production and reproduction?
This previously occupied country was the subject of Arthur James Balfour’s 1910 address to the English House of Commons
What is Egypt?
Key contributions to Beatrice Medicine's work (name one of three)
What is:
- a focus on indigenous perspectives
- gender and identity
- cultural survival
This term refers to the perception of cultural differences within Latin American countries, often seen in indigenous and mestizo populations.
What is cultural alterity?
One (of three) reason(s) Pacific Island nations are said to be continually dependent on Western countries.
What is lack of resources?
What is geographic isolation?
What is a small size?
This societal phenomenon throughout the 20th century caused empirical changes to the "savage" and the West. The "primitive" became terrorist, refugee, freedom fighter, opium or coca grower, parasite, and even anthropologist, at times.
What is Modernization?
The name of the author that inspired Abu-Lughod to write her article “Writing Against Culture”?
Who is James Clifford?
These two gender roles are compared by Leacock when analyzing the importance of the work men and women have done in societies
What is "the hunt" and childbearing?
Finish the textbook quote: “Said argues that ______ of colonized people is an important tool of British imperialism in Egypt.”
What is “knowledge”?
Medicine draws on _______________, critical heritage studies, and feminist anthropology to frame her research.
What is postcolonial theory?
The anthropologies of the South have rediscovered these, which were previously ignored or undervalued.
What are local antecedents?
Instead of "islands in the far sea," Hau'ofa said that people should know the Pacific Islands by this phrase.
What is "a sea of islands"?
This form of Anthropology revealed the fictitious notion of a "savage," that otherness is always specific and historical, and cannot be encompassed by a residual category.
What is Postmodern Anthropology?
What is the name of ONE of the three modes of writing against culture according to Lila Abu-Lughod?
What is:
Discourse and Practice?
Connections?
Ethnographies of the Particular?
This person's work was the basis of Leacock's writing and academic work
Who is Friedrich Engels?
Said’s critiques of Orientalism were influenced by this philosopher’s ideas about power relations and theory of discourse
Who is Michel Foucault?
Boswell’s primary contributions lie in the fields of _______ and _________ __________.
What is 'heritage' and 'memory studies'?
The anthropologies of the South have been influenced by the involvement of several Asiatic countries in this war.
What is the Vietnam War?
True or False: Hau'ofa was once the private secretary to the King of Tonga.
What is True?
This form of Anthropology studies the changing world and its irreducible histories, and is heavily advocated by Trouillot.
What is Anthropology of the present?