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© 2010-2015 Timothy G. Roufs, University of Minnesota Duluth
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© 2010-2015 Timothy G. Roufs, University of Minnesota Duluth
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© 2010-2015 Timothy G. Roufs, University of Minnesota Duluth
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© 2010-2015 Timothy G. Roufs, University of Minnesota Duluth
OtherImportant
Terms
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. . . and one or more of these term clarifications
might prove interesting, and even helpful with
your class project
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This is the same chart as in the“Main Characteristics of Anthropology”
material
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difficult terms
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• ethnography
– scientific description of cultures
(“a portrait of a people”)
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• ethno – graphy
– graph from the Greek, meaning
something “written” or “drawn”
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• ethno – graphy
– ethnography looks at “who,”
“what,” “where” and “when”
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• ethnology
– comparative study of cultures
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• ethn – ology
– comparative study of cultures
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• ethn – ology
– ethnology looks at “why” and
“how”
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• ethnology
– comparative study of cultures
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• ethnology
– comparative study of culturesTake out the n and that yields an entirely different word . . .
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• ethology
– comparative study of cultures–scientific study of the social behavior of animals,
especially in their natural environments
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• primatology
– scientific study of the social behavior of primates, especially
(non-human primates) apes and monkeys
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• “primatologist”
– usually refers to one who studies
the behavior and social lives of
chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans,
monkeys, etc.
– e.g., Jane Goodall, Diane Fossy
Birute Galdikas-Brindamour
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Grand Central Publishing, 2006
Jane Goodall is the most famous primatologist of all time
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• “primates” include
• prosimians (“pre-monkeys”)
• monkeys
• apes
• and also humans
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• “primates”
• prosimians (“pre-monkeys”)
• monkeys
• apes
• and also humans
include
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www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth1602/pcprim.html
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• “non-human primates” are– prosimians (“pre-monkeys”)
– monkeys
– apes
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www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth1602/pcprim.html
“non-human primates”
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With regard to non-human primates, note one major relatively recent
change
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“hominins” is now generally used rather than “hominids”
This reflects a relatively recent change in the
classification of the Great Apes and many new
prehistoric forms like “Lucy”
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“hominins” is now generally used rather than “hominids”
This reflects a relatively recent change in the classification of the
Great Apes and prehistoric forms like “Lucy”
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other important terms include . . .
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ethnocentrism
– judging other cultures by the
standards of one’s own culture rather
than by the standards of that
particular culture
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ethnocentrism
– judging other cultures by the
standards of one’s own culture rather
than by the standards of that
particular culture
two fundamental concepts in anthropology are . . .
cultural relativism
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ethnocentrism
– is the mindset of judging other
cultures by the standards of one’s
own culture rather than by the
standards of that particular culture
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cultural relativism
– refers to the perspective that each
culture must be understood in terms
of the values and ideas of that culture
and should not be judged by the
standards of another
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cultural relativism
• absolute cultural relativism
• critical cultural relativism
in recent times two types of cultural relativism have
emerged . . .
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cultural relativism
• absolute cultural relativism
• critical cultural relativism
in recent times two types of cultural relativism have
emerged . . .
the term as originally proposed came to be
referred to as . . .
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– the perspective that says a person
from one culture should not question
the rightness or wrongness of
behavior or ideas in other cultures
because that would be ethnocentric
absolute cultural relativism
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– was quickly criticized as
unacceptable as, taken literally,
[absolute] cultural relativism
suggested we should accept anything
and everything that was thought to be
OK by the people under consideration
absolute cultural relativism
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– critics quickly pointed to Hitler and
the World War II Holocaust and
(rightfully) said that no one should
accept behaviors that resulted in The
[WW II] Holocaust; that such behavior
was unacceptable under any
circumstances
absolute cultural relativism
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– and the critics added enough other
examples so that the original concept
of cultural relativism was modified
and resulted in today’s concept of
critical cultural relativism
absolute cultural relativism
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critical cultural relativism
– offers an alternative view that poses
questions about cultural practices
and ideas in terms of who accepts
them and why, and who they might
be harming or helping
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critical cultural relativism . . .
answered many of the early critics
But—even accepting the modified concept—it is oftentimes not easy to figure out what “. . . in terms of who accepts them and why, and who they might be harming or helping” means
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critical cultural relativism . . .
Let’s look at a few examples of where
“it is oftentimes not easy to figure out what ‘. . . in terms of who accepts them and why, and who they might be harming or helping’ means” . . .
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– doctor assisted suicide– arranged “underage” forced marriage
– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of children for
religious reasons
– polygyny
– marriage of first cousins . . .
how about?
absolute cultural relativism
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in many places doctor assisted suicide is legal, perfectly acceptable to many if not
most, of the members of a culture
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is that OK?
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\ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntary_euthanasia
people living in the states of Oregon and Washington, and the countries of Belgium,
Luxembourg, The Netherlands and Switzerland think so (for e.g.)
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http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/assisted-suicide-bill-approved-california-lawmakers-n426156
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– Doctor Assisted Suicide
– arranged “underage” forced marriage– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of children for
religious reasons
– polygyny
– marriage of first cousins . . .
how about?
absolute cultural relativism
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7711554.stm
a 9-year-old requests a divorce in Yemen
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N!ai, one of the little girls in the film The Hunters, was married to Gunda at the age of 8
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– Doctor Assisted Suicide
– arranged “underage” forced marriage
– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of
children for religious reasons– polygyny
– marriage of first cousins . . .
how about?
absolute cultural relativism
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www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-05-15-forced-chemotherapy_N.htm
this is in Minnesota, not Africa
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www.examiner.com/a-1567034~Father_renews_call_to_dismiss_homicide_charge.html
this is in Wisconsin, not Minnesota
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www.wuwm.com/programs/news/view_news.php?articleid=2242
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– Doctor Assisted Suicide
– arranged “underage” marriage
– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of children for
religious reasons
– polygyny– marriage of first cousins . . .
how about?
absolute cultural relativism
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– Doctor Assisted Suicide
– arranged “underage” marriage
– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of children for
religious reasons
– polygyny . . .
how about the
State of Texas authorities feeding food with
preservatives to the Mormon children when
they had them in custody?
absolute cultural relativism
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7431848.stm
one of the complaints of the Mormons of Texas in court was
that the State of Texas was poisoning their children with their [State provided] food(with all it’s additives, sugars,
fats . . .)
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www.duluthnewstribune.com/articles/index.cfm?id=68557
Grandma's Marathon: Remembering a fallen champion
Kevin Pates Duluth News TribunePublished Sunday, June 15, 2008
There will be a moment of silence before the start of Saturday’s 32nd Grandma’s Marathon.Standing on North Shore Drive, just south of Two Harbors, Stephen Muturi will gather his thoughts and emotions before the day’s task of running 26.2 miles.
He’ll remember close friend and countryman Wesly Ngetich, last year’s champion, who was killed Jan. 21 at Emarti village in Kenya’s Trans Mara district. Ngetich was caught in the middle of an incident that turned violent. He was 31 and had two wives and three children, ages 8, 6 and 1. “Wesly was a peacemaker. . . .”
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http://www.foxnews.com/wires/2007Oct16/0,4670,ODDIsraelDadaposs67Kids,00.html
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How does the White House hadle official protocol at a
state dinner when the President / Prime Minister of the other country has
three or more wives?
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How does the White House handle official protocol at a
state dinner when the President / Prime Minister of the other country has
three or more wives?
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President Zuma attended a banquet at Buckingham Palace in 2010 with one of his wives,
Tobeka Madiba ZumaBBCNews
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– Doctor Assisted Suicide
– arranged “underage” forced marriage
– female genital mutilations
– withholding of medical treatment of children for
religious reasons
– polygyny
– marriage of first cousins . . .
how about?
absolute cultural relativism
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In 1839 Charles Darwin
married his first cousin,
Emma Wedgwood
• Daughter of the younger Josiah Wedgwood, son of the Josiah Wedgwood who founded the pottery works
• Darwin's mother Susannah was the sister of his wife’s father
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In 1835 Edgar Allan Poe married his widowed aunt’s daughter,
Virginia Eliza Clemm
• Virginia was 13 years old
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Jesse James married his first cousin
Zerelda "Zee" Mimms, named for his own
mother
Zerelda "Zee" Mimms
“cousin of Jesse James and commonly accepted by historians as his wife”
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In 1919 Einstein marriedhis second cousin, his second wife,
Elsa Lowenthal
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6057004.stm
Johann Sebastian Bach(1685-1750)
married his second
cousin
Maria Barbara Bach(1685-1750)
the daughter of Johann Michael Bach
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http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jordaens_Fall_of_man.jpg
Adam and Eve’s Grandchildren
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_coupled_cousins
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cousin_marriage
usually children of brothers marry
FA-BR-DA
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Harvard University Press , 2011
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how about ? . . .
absolute cultural relativism
cannibalism(Anthropophagy)
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http://www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anthfood/afcannibalism.html#title
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http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/10/brains-helped-papua-new-guinea-tribe
10 June 2015
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Marvin Harris(of “cultural materialism” fame)
writes about cannibalism from an anthropological view
Knopf 1991
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http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/377/14863_cannibalism.html
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http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/02/27/neanderthal-cannibalism.html
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/06/080604-human-sacrifice.html
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“survivalcannibalism”
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Stephen King
“Survivor Type”1985
“survivalcannibalism”
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“gustatorycannibalism”
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“ritual cannibalism”
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cultural relativism?– stealing peoples’ land and property
– infant cranial deformation
– Aztec human heart sacrifice
– cannibalism
– selling and eating children
– eating insects
– eating dogs
– . . .
e.g., Aztecs must sacrifice and eat humansin order to please the godsin order that the gods allow
the sun to rise each day,so that the world doesn’t end
“ritual cannibalism”
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we’ll have a very short look atcannibalism
and other forms of“extreme cuisine”
during Week 5
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how about ? . . .
extreme cuisine
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National Geographic Videohttp://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/skorea-liveoctopus-pp?source=relatedvideo
for example,
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National Geographic Videohttp://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/skorea-liveoctopus-pp?source=relatedvideo
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how about ? . . .
absolute cultural relativism
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cultural relativism– stealing peoples’ land and property
– infant cranial deformation
– Aztec human heart sacrifice
– cannibalism
– selling and eating children
– eating insects
– eating dogs
– . . .
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cultural relativism– stealing peoples’ land and property
– infant cranial deformation
– Aztec human heart sacrifice
– cannibalism
– selling and eating children
– eating insects
– eating dogs
– eating horses
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15 January 2013
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15 January 2013
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15 January 2013
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/13/130212-horse-meat-beef-scandal-food-france-england-europe-science-taboo-horsemeat/
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15 January 2013
http://www.mprnews.org/story/2014/01/17/politics/congress-blocks-slaughtering-horses-for-meat-in-us
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15 January 2013
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16 January 2013
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29 August 2013
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http://www.gastronomica.org/gastro/pages/sample3.2.html
Spring2003
or eating gorilla?
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-33782249
Spring2003
How about baiting, then killing Cecil the Lion to hang his stuffed head on your wall?
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-33782249
Spring2003
Cecil was a well-known tourist attraction in Zimbabwe and was shot by dentist Walter
Palmer from Minnesota, USA.
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switching to a much more pleasant subject . . .
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always rememberthat
people live in multiple cultural worlds
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multiple cultural worldsinclude
• class
• race
• ethnicity
• gender
• age
• institutions
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multiple cultural worldsinclude
• class
• race
• ethnicity
• gender• age
• institutions
we’ll take a close look at these as we go through the semester . . .
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