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applied anthropology
using anthropology to solve contemporary problems
underdifferentiation
seeing less-developed countries as all the same; ignoring cultural diversity
antropology and education
study of students in their contexts of their family, peers and encultutation
urban anthropology
anthropological study of cities and urban life
medical anthropology
comparitive, biocultural study of disease, health problems, and health care systems
disease
scientifically identified health threat caused by a known pathogen
illness
condition of poor health percieved or felt by an individual
curer
one who diagnoses and treats ilness
scientific medicine
health care system based on scientific knowledge and procedures
religion
belief and ritual concerned with supernatural beings, powers and forces
communitas
intense feeling of social solidarity
animism
belief in souls or doubles
mana
impersonal sacred force, so named in melanesia and polynesia
taboo
sacred and forbidden
magic
using supernatural techniques to accomplish specfic aims
ritual
formal, repetive, sterotyped behavior; based on a liturgical order
rites of passage
rites marking transitions between places or stages of life
liminality
in-between phase of a passage rite
leveling mechanism
sutom that brings standouts back in line with community norms
shaman
part time magico-relgious practitioner
communal religions
based on community rituals such as harvest ceremonies, passages rites
polytheism
belief that multiple deities control aspects of nature
olympian religions
state religions with professional preiesthood
monotheism
worship of a single supreme being
revitalization movements
movements aimed at altering or revitalizing society
cargo cults
post colonial, acculturative religous movements in melanesia
syncretisms
culturalm especiallally religious, mixes, emerging from acculturation
antimodernism
rejecting the modern for a presumed earlierm purer better way
fundamentalism
advocating strict fidelity to a religions presumed founding principles
arts
include visual arts, literatue, music and performed arts