Linguistic Anthro
What is the term for study of speech sounds in general?
What is Phonetics
For most of human history, people lived in societies characterized by what kind of sociopolitical organization?
What is a band.
Theory that states that core, semi-periphery, and periphery nations are economically interdependent.
What is World Systems Theory
What focuses on how cultural beliefs and practices helped human populations adapt to their environments.
“violence committed by configurations of social inequalities, that in the end, has injurious effects on the bodies similar to the violence of a stabbing or shooting… organized along the fault lines of class, race, citizenship, gender and sexuality.”
What is the study of communication through body movements, stances, gestures, and expressions?
What is Kinesics.
True, but what defines incest is different in different societies
A free trade agreement between the USA, Canada, and Mexico; passed in 1994
What is NAFTA
What is ethnocide
“the interrelations of social structures of inequalities and perceptions… we come to (mis)recognize the social structures and inequalities inherent to the world as natural.”
What is symbolic violence.
What is the idea that different languages produce different ways of thinking?
What is the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
What is reciprocity
What is the view that government should not regulate private enterprise and market forces, and that countries will prosper through sustained economic growth?
What is Neoliberalism
Concept describes a society's set of environmental perceptions and practices.
What is ethnoecology
Who is the author of the book "Fresh Fruit Broken Bodies?"
Who is Seth Holmes
/p/ and /b/ are considered what in English?
What is a phoneme.
Type of adaptive strategy that focuses on domesticated animals.
What is pastoralism
What is Senegal and the U.S.
Concept refers to the blurring and breakdown of established cannons (rules or standards), categories, distinctions, and boundaries.
What is Postmodern.
In the Forward to the book “Fresh Fruit Broken Bodies” Philippe Bourgois uses the phrase “care of the self” – what is he referring to?
specifically eating fresh fruit, but also the notion of taking care of ourselves generally
Vocal Fry was discussed in class as an example of what?
What is Phonemics
Type of movement associated with pastoralism where the entire group moves with the animals thoughout the year.
What is Nomadism.
What two nuts are discussed in the "Luckiest Nut in the World?"
What are groundnuts and peanuts.
The process of viewing an identity as established, real, and frozen, thus ignoring the historical processes within which that identity was forged.
What is essentialism
Methodology employed by Seth Holmes where he uses his own bodily experiences to understand the social suffering experiences by migrant laborers.
What is embodied anthropology