Per Geertz Thick Analysis

Why is it that sin “appears” to win over righteousness? Per Geertz Thick Description, we conceptualize new ideas and concepts until they become a part of a group of thoughts that shapes our cognition about the world around us. He also states, “A few zealots persist in the old key-to-the-universe view of it; but less driven thinkers settle down after a while to the problems the idea has really generated” (Geertz, 1973). These ideas are how the development of a new plan starts and the possible end of that idea. This thought is why it appears that sin wins over righteousness to where it works and where it does not operate we only do not use it. While not being sure of where the scientific method comes from it seems to be centered on social, cultural influences. Being said, anthropology study’s human society and its interaction with the environment. For examples, fossils, the location of fossils and other human skeletal remains demonstrations or rather paints a picture of social cultural behavior that could also display standard cultural solutions to everyday …show more content…
It must be assumed and examine with patterns and traits of social life in culture. It deals not only with the meaning and interpretations of people in experience but also with their struggles. Ponterotto emphasizes, "Thick description builds up a clear picture of the individuals and groups in the context of their culture and the setting in which they live." (541) It is easy to misunderstand Thick’s Description because he appears to be very involved and intense in his articles. People’s intellect changes everything but yet it can also be measured. Different understandings produce different answers to problems/understanding of one’s environment around them and