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9780205389124

Seeing Anthropology : Cultural Anthropology Through Film

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    9780205389124

  • ISBN10:

    0205389120

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-01-01
  • Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
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Summary

Seeing Anthropology continues to be the only cultural anthropology text available that allows for easy integration of ethnographic films into the introductory cultural anthropology course. This text truly incorporates films within the text by blending textbook content with fourteen ethnographic film clips that are put in the hands of students. More flexible ordering options are available with the new edition (See New to this Edition section below). One reviewer says, The greatest strengths of this text are its unique and skillful use of film clips to enhance student learningI can think of no better way to extend student learning in anthropology than the use of films, and there is no one more qualified to select and present anthropological films than the author of this book.

Table of Contents

Preface xvii
The Study of Human Diversity
1(30)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
2(1)
Introduction
2(1)
The Fields of Anthropology
2(10)
Biological Anthropology
3(2)
Archaeology
5(2)
Linguistic Anthropology
7(2)
Cultural Anthropology
9(2)
Applied Anthropology
11(1)
Anthropology and Other Disciplines
12(2)
Key Concepts in Anthropology
14(5)
Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativity
14(3)
Holism
17(2)
Doing Anthropology: Find the Connections
19(1)
Focus Culture: Finding the Connections in Contemporary Bali
20(4)
Seeing Anthropology: The Goddess and the Computer
24(4)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Cultural Interaction in A Passage to India
28(1)
Chapter Summary
28(1)
Key Terms
29(1)
Questions to Think About
29(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
29(2)
Understanding Culture
31(29)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
32(2)
Defining Culture
34(4)
Culture Is Learned
35(1)
Culture Is Shared
36(2)
Focus Culture: Shared Malay Traditions and Local Variations
38(10)
Culture Is Ideas
40(3)
Culture Is Patterns of Behavior
43(1)
Cultures Are Both Internally Consistent and Inconsistent
44(1)
Culture, Society, and Ethnicity
45(1)
Cultures and Subcultures: Operating on Different Levels
46(2)
Doing Anthropology: Societies, Cultures, and Subcultures
48(2)
Cultures Adapt and Change
48(2)
The Concept of Race
50(3)
Clinal Model of Variation
50(1)
``Race'' as a Sociocultural Construct
51(2)
The Interaction of Biology and Culture
53(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Latah: A Culture-Specific Elaboration of the Startle Reflex in Malaysia
54(3)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Ethnicity in Smoke Signals
57(1)
Chapter Summary
58(1)
Key Terms
58(1)
Questions to Think About
58(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
59(1)
Doing Anthropology: Fieldwork and Theories
60(37)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
61(1)
Doing Fieldwork
61(8)
Learning the Language
63(1)
Fieldwork Techniques
63(5)
Fieldwork Settings
68(1)
Focus Culture: Fieldwork Among the Grand Valley Dani of Irian Jaya, Indonesia (West New Guinea)
69(15)
Quantitative Versus Qualitative Research: To Count or Not to Count
79(2)
Ethics in Anthropology
81(3)
Writing an Ethnography
84(1)
Reflexivity
84(1)
Anthropological Theories: How We Account for Cultural Behavior
84(7)
Basic Assumptions
85(2)
Theory Families
87(4)
Doing Anthropology: Recognizing the Theory
91(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Fieldwork Among the Grand Valley Dani: Dead Birds
91(3)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Different Versions in Rashomon
94(1)
Chapter Summary
95(1)
Key Terms
95(1)
Questions to Think About
95(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
96(1)
Meanings: Language, Symbols, and Art
97(36)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
98(1)
Language
98(13)
Primitive Languages and Primitive Peoples
102(1)
Elements of Language: Channels of Communication
103(8)
Doing Anthropology: Full-Channel Shakespeare
111(7)
Language, Culture, and Biology
112(3)
Sociolinguistics: Language in Social Context
115(3)
Symbols, Art, and Identity
118(6)
Symbolic Structure in Narrative Art
119(3)
Art and Identity
122(1)
Art in Context Versus Art on a Pedestal
123(1)
Focus Culture: Art and Ceremony of the Kwa Kwaka' Wakw of the Northwest Coast
124(4)
Seeing Anthropology: Art and Identity of the Kwa Kwaka' Wakw: Box of Treasures
128(2)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: The Cultural Translation of Darmok
130(1)
Chapter Summary
130(1)
Key Terms
131(1)
Questions to Think About
131(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
131(2)
Psychology and Culture
133(36)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
134(3)
Culture, Personality, and the Self
137(12)
Childhood
137(1)
Margaret Mead and the Cultural Construction of Puberty and Gender
138(3)
From ``National Culture'' to Cultural Themes
141(8)
Focus Culture: Cultural Themes in Vietnam
149(4)
Privacy and the Self
152(1)
Learning Styles
153(2)
The Cycle of Learning
153(1)
Teaching and Learning Styles
154(1)
Cognition
155(1)
Cognitive Style and Intelligence
155(1)
Doing Anthropology: A New Intelligence Test
156(4)
Organization of Knowledge
157(3)
Emotions
160(4)
Cultural Display Rules
160(3)
Translating Emotions into Words
163(1)
Grief: Emotion and Culture
163(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Cultural Themes in Vietnam: How to Behave (Chuyen Tute)
164(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Individualism and Groupism in Mr. Baseball
165(1)
Chapter Summary
166(1)
Key Terms
167(1)
Questions to Think About
167(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
167(2)
Patterns of Production
169(30)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
170(1)
Cultural Adaptation and Production
170(6)
Technology
173(1)
What Does the Environment Determine?
174(2)
The Division of Labor
176(3)
Specialization: Mechanical and Organic Solidarity
176(1)
Division of Labor by Age and Gender
177(2)
Food Production Strategies
179(9)
Foraging
179(5)
Animal Husbandry and Pastoralism
184(3)
Farming
187(1)
Focus Culture: Horticulture of the Grand Valley Dani
188(6)
Food Production Strategies in Industrial Societies
192(2)
Doing Anthropology: Food Production Strategies in a Supermarket Culture
194(1)
Seeing Anthropology: A Horticultural Strategy: Dani Sweet Potatoes
194(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Family Farms in The Milagro Beanfield War
195(1)
Chapter Summary
196(1)
Key Terms
197(1)
Questions to Think About
197(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
197(2)
Distribution and Consumption
199(29)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
200(1)
Distribution: Mechanisms of Exchange
201(11)
Generalized Reciprocity
201(9)
Balanced and Negative Reciprocity
210(1)
Redistribution
211(1)
Focus Culture: The Redistributive Cargo System of the Zinacantan Mayans of Chiapas, Mexico
212(6)
Market Exchange
217(1)
Doing Anthropology: Your Own Transactions
218(1)
Consumption---Food
219(4)
Case Study: Explaining the Cow and Pig Taboos
219(2)
Case Study: Consuming Sugar
221(2)
Doing Anthropology: Global Consumption
223(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Appeals to Santiago
223(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: The Mystique of Food in Tampopo
224(1)
Chapter Summary
225(1)
Key Terms
225(1)
Questions to Think About
225(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
226(2)
Marriage and Family
228(34)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
229(1)
Definitions and Functions of Marriage
229(3)
Forms of Marriage
232(1)
Arranged Marriages Versus Love Marriages
232(1)
Doing Anthropology: Schemas of Love and Marriage
233(5)
Monogamy Versus Polygamy
235(3)
Marriage as Exchange
238(5)
Marriage Rules
243(6)
Marrying Out (Exogamy) and Marrying In (Edogamy)
243(1)
Incest Prohibitions
243(3)
Cousin Marriages
246(1)
Social Repairs: Preserving Lines of Descent
247(1)
Social Repairs: Saving the Alliance
248(1)
Focus Culture: Marriage and Family in Japan
249(2)
Family and Household Forms
251(2)
Postmarital Residence Patterns
253(2)
Changing Family Forms in Western Cultures
255(2)
Seeing Anthropology: An Extended Family in Rural Japan: Farm Song
257(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: The Family in Moonstruck
258(1)
Chapter Summary
259(1)
Key Terms
260(1)
Questions to Think About
260(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
260(2)
Social Organization and Kinship
262(29)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
263(2)
Class as Category
265(3)
Studying Class, Power, and Inequality
266(2)
Descent Groups
268(3)
Lineages, Clans, and Sibs
268(1)
Phratries and Moieties
269(1)
Patrilineal Descent
270(1)
Focus Culture: Patrilineal Descent of the Nuer of the Upper Nile
271(10)
Matrilineal Descent and the Minangkabau
275(2)
Challenges to Unilineal Descent Systems
277(3)
Non-unilineal Descent
280(1)
Kinship Terminology Systems
281(4)
Diagramming the Kin Universe
281(2)
Culture-Neutral Kinship Analysis
283(1)
Using an Emic Approach
284(1)
Non-kin Groupings
285(2)
Organization by Age
285(1)
Voluntary Associations
285(2)
Doing Anthropology: A Second Look at Your Social Groups
287(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Social Organization and The Nuer
287(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: The Sociolinguistics of Pygmalion
288(1)
Chapter Summary
289(1)
Key Terms
289(1)
Questions to Think About
290(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
290(1)
The Cultural Construction of Gender and Sexuality
291(26)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
292(1)
Differentiating Sexuality and Gender
292(1)
How Many Genders? How Many Sexualities? The Puzzle of Homosexuality
293(3)
The Role of Gender in Society
296(5)
The Impact of the Feminist Perspective
296(2)
Gender in Politics and Economics
298(3)
Manifestations of Sexuality
301(2)
Sexuality as Biological Procreation
301(1)
Sexuality in Art
301(1)
Sexuality in Attire
302(1)
Doing Anthropology: Expressive Clothing
303(5)
Gender-Specific Alterations of the Body
304(1)
Genital Alterations
304(2)
Exaggerations of Women's Bodies
306(2)
Sexual Ethos
308(2)
Sexually Permissive Cultures: Polynesia
308(1)
Sexually Restrictive Cultures: Inis Beag
309(1)
Sexually Indifferent Cultures: The Dani
309(1)
Focus Culture: Gender and Sexuality of the Ju/'hoansi (!Kung San)
310(2)
Seeing Anthropology: Sexuality and Change in the Life of a Ju/'hoansi (!Kung) Woman: N!ai: The Story of a !Kung Woman
312(2)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Gender Confusion in Tootsie
314(1)
Chapter Summary
314(1)
Key Terms
315(1)
Questions to Think About
315(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
316(1)
Power and Politics
317(32)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
318(1)
Power
318(6)
Big Men and Chiefs
319(1)
The Political Organization of Societies
320(2)
Power Differentials
322(2)
Social Control
324(5)
Studying the Laws of Others
325(3)
Cultural Norms
328(1)
Doing Anthropology: Backpacks on Campus
329(4)
Transgressions
330(1)
Conflict Resolution
331(2)
Focus Culture: Adjudication in a Kpelle Village
333(3)
Patterns and Causes of War
336(5)
Causes of War
338(1)
The Nature of War
339(2)
The Nature of Peace
341(2)
The End of War
341(2)
Peace as a Social Condition
343(1)
Seeing Anthropology: The Cows of Dolo Ken Paye: Resolving Conflict Among the Kpelle
343(2)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Social Control in High Noon
345(1)
Chapter Summary
346(1)
Key Terms
347(1)
Questions to Think About
347(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
347(2)
Facing the Supernatural: Magic and Religion
349(32)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
350(1)
Looking for the Roots of Religion
350(2)
Magic, Science, and Religion
351(1)
Doing Anthropology: Magic, Science, and Religion
352(4)
The Anxiety Theory of Religion
353(1)
Sympathetic Magic
354(2)
Sacred Power
356(9)
Soul Matter
356(1)
Mana and Taboo
357(1)
Totems
358(5)
Human Mediators of Sacred Powers
363(2)
Focus Culture: Shamanism on the North Coast of Peru
365(7)
Augury
370(2)
Rituals
372(3)
Rites of Passage
372(3)
Rites of Intensification
375(1)
World Religions and Local Practices
375(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Eduardo the Healer
376(2)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Witchcraft in Massachusetts: The Crucible
378(1)
Chapter Summary
379(1)
Key Terms
379(1)
Questions to Think About
380(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
380(1)
Culture Change
381(23)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
382(1)
Forces of Change
383(6)
Change Due to Contact through Trade
384(1)
Diffusion
384(2)
Modernization
386(2)
Innovation: The Internal Dynamics of Change
388(1)
Change in Language
388(1)
Doing Anthropology: Nailing Down Language Change
389(1)
Focus Culture: The Changing Trobriand Islands
390(5)
Revitalization Movements
392(3)
Indigenous Rights in a Changing World
395(4)
Rights to Resources: Land and Water
396(1)
Intellectual Property Rights
397(1)
Transnationalism
398(1)
Seeing Anthropology: Trobriand Cricket: An Ingenious Response to Colonialism
399(2)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: To Change or Not?: Who Watches the Watchers?
401(1)
Chapter Summary
402(1)
Key Terms
402(1)
Questions to Think About
402(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
403(1)
Medical Anthropology and the Future
404(16)
Press Watch: Headline Anthropology
405(1)
Medical Anthropology
405(5)
Local Knowledge
405(1)
Pain---Acute and Chronic
406(1)
Case Study: Camp Pain
407(1)
Menopause
407(2)
Immigrant Health Care
409(1)
Focus Culture: The Suffering and Pain of the Khmer
410(5)
The Anthropology of HIV/AIDS
413(1)
Case Study: HIV/AIDS in Haiti
414(1)
Doing Anthropology: Illness and Culture
415(1)
Final Thoughts
415(1)
Seeing Anthropology: House of the Spirit: Perspectives on Cambodian Health Care
416(1)
Hollywood-Style Anthropology: Medical Anthropology and Medicine Man
417(1)
Chapter Summary
417(1)
Key Terms
418(1)
Questions to Think About
418(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
418(2)
Appendix A: Thinking about Ethnographic Films 420(8)
Appendix B: Code of Ethics of the American Anthropological Association 428(7)
Glossary 435(13)
Bibliography 448(21)
Index 469

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