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ascribed roles

social status a person is assigned at births

achieved roles

a role we have chosen

ethnic group

a community made up of people who share a common cultural background

cultural diffusion

spread of cultural items- ideas, styles, religions, and languages

Gender

male or female

pluralism

a condition or system in which two or more groups coexist

ethnocentric

the belief one group is superior than the other

culture

the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively

society

people living together in a community

primitive

an early stage in evolution

emic

an approach to study a particular language or culture in terms of internal elements

etic

an approach to study a particular language or culture that is general

ethnography

scientific description of customs of individual people and cultures

ethnology

study of characteristics of various people's relationships

signal

gesture, action, and sound

symbol

thing that represents or stands for something

morpheme

a meaning unit of language that cannot be further divided

phonoeme

perceptually distinct units of sound in a specific language

dialect

particular form of language that is specific to a group

accent

distinct mode of pronunciation of a language

Sapir-Worf hypothesis

language is a reflection of society

Visual Signal: tangible objects



Human Speech: using vocal cords

what is the difference between visual signal and human speech?

syntax

arrangement of words and phrases to create sentences in a language

Phonology

linguistics that deals with systems of sounds in a particular language

semantics

logic concerned with meaning

cognates

having same linguistic derivation as another

glottochronolgy

use of statistical data to date the divergence of languages from common sources

euphemism

mild or indirect word that substitutes a word that is too harsh

historical liguistics

history and development of languages

hunting and gathering

control population by long nursing

pastoralism

herded sheep as a major food

horticulture

the cultivation of crops in food gardens, carried out with simple hand tools

agriculture

intensive crop cultivation, employing plows or irrigation

swidden agriculture

cultivation is tropical forest

production

produce a good that is native or others don't have

distribution

distribute to other parts either make an income

consumption

all goods that are used

what are the two types of magic?

imitative: imitation



contagious: based on people in contact with it


what is witchcraft? and what are the functions of it?

practice of magic



witches may cause sickness, death, or other harm

what are shamans? what is the function of them?

a person regarded as having access to and influence in.



respected and feared, very powerful

religion

belief in a higher power

magic

course of events by using mysterious

divination

the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means