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    methodological corpus that allowed its professionalization and inclusion within the university programs of the country. The greatest exponent of anthropology in the United States during the first half of the twentieth century was Franz Boas (1858- 1942) and, later, his disciples. Boas was born and educated in Germany, where he studied physics and geography. The interest in the study of culture occurs after studying the perception of color in Native…

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    The Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, located in New York’s largest art gallery district in Chelsea on 521 West of 21st Street, has gladly opened their doors to receive the internationally-known and creative artist Ernesto Neto with his exhibition called The Serpent’s Energy Gave Birth to Humanity which will be on display from October 29 to December 16, 2016. As soon as you walk in you encounter hanging crocheted ropes that touch and wrap around you as you pass creating a jungle-like environment. But as…

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    On the straightforward models: Creation and Dispersal as contributions of anthropology to a theoretical framework. Godin Benoît When it comes to the innovation of technology, one theory often looked at is considered the “straightforward model”. In a nutshell, this model states that technological ingenuity occurs in a linear (straight) fashion, beginning with basic theoretical research, going on to apply this research and consequently developing technology using the knowledge gained. Over the…

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    Multiple Human Flaws

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    Describing humans as being part of multiple different races is widely inaccurate. The argument that human beings living on planet earth are divided into various races based on biological differences contains multiple flaws. Science has proven that humans all belong to the same race. Furthermore the belief that multiple races exist is not only wrong but can also be quite dangerous because it leads to the justified oppression of specific races believed to be inferior. Oppressed “races” are then…

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    a. This first person narrative goes off of the personal account of Gregg Simon, an anthropologist working in OING fieldwork in the country of Indonesia in a city called Bukittinggi. He starts off talking about how he was treated; the people around him seemed to look at him like he was an animal in the zoo. They would always point and laugh. He even tried using the local language and he always knew the people here would make fun of him for not being as fluent as them, which is exactly what some…

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    Boas felt that one could just start to comprehend a society by going up against a complete review of its mythology and tribal legend, religion, social taboos, marriage traditions, physical appearance, diet, painstaking work, a method for acquiring sustenance…

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    One of the sides is that the bombing of the two cities was justified because without it, Japan might not have ever surrendered in the war. Boas explains this here by saying, "The extremists thought we should fight to the bitter end until every man had been killed....In a way it could be said that the atomic bombings and Russia 's sudden attack on Japan helped to bring about the end of the…

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    Conception Of Culture

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    Boas looking in terms of the evolutionary standpoint, culture is ongoing and moves in a distinct series of stages. Lastly, Franz Boas states all cultures are equally important.Franz Boas’s conception of culture is, it is learned behaviour by humans; there is more than one type of culture as it is interconnected, hence…

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    Countrywide Home Loans The Company, Customers, History, Products, Services, and State Countrywide Home Loans (Countrywide HL) primarily provide, service, and sell mortgage loans. Mortgage loan and after-loan servicing include service such as collections and payment processing. As a leader in the mortgage industry, they provide these products and services to homeowners through prime and subprime mortgage loans and subsequently resell these loans to investors. In 2009, the United States (US)…

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    In the movie “Signs” by M. Night Shyamalan I believe the author’s message is that everything happens for a reason. And the author presents this message by faith. Graham used to be a pastor. He had 2 kids with a woman named colleen, Boa and Morgan. ”. Morgan has asthma and always making comments about the water “tasting funny” and it being “contaminated”. When his wife died in a tragic car accident with a town local who feel asleep at the wheel. His beliefs changes, he no longer believes in God…

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