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10 Cards in this Set
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Engaged Anthropology
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moral and ethic engagement with peoples that anthropologists study
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Structural Violence
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physical and psychological harm that results from exploitive and unjust social, political, and economic systems
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Nancy Scheper-Hughes
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-wrote Death Without Weeping
-Recife, Brazil in 1960's -mother love-infant death -physicians suggest vitamins -must act and not just take notes |
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Primacy of the Ethical in Anthropology
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-S-H=there are first principles that demand responsibility to those studied
-Ant. study and writing upof ethnographies as resistance -ex:South African thieves and justice |
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Resistance
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helping the powerless to identify their needs agianst those with power within society
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Cuban Healthcare System
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human rights that should be treated to all for free everywhere
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Preferential option for the poor
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Farmer and S-H talked about it: need to make sure that you call out poverty
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Haitian history
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-Taino, Arawak-speaking peoples=Columbus landed here in the 1490s.
-Spanish rule=search for gold=African slave trade -1664=1/3 of Haiti=French colony; French invade Hispanola -1801=first independent black nations on Earth, first independent nation of Latin America -African slave revolt-entire nation became independent |
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20th Century Haitian Politics
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-US invaded and occupation from 1915-1934 (US worried another country would overtake it, so they took it)
-Papa Doc=1964-1971 -Baby Doc=1971-1986 -Aristide=1990, thrown out of office in 1991 -1994=US invades to put Aristide back into power -2001=Aristide returned to office -Feb. 2004=Aristide fled to Central African Republic for his life -constitution written by FDR 1991-1994=very violent (no rule) Paul banned from country |
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Baby Doc
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best known for Human Rights violations
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