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    descriptive and consider caste as it was in the 1920s. They are quite frank about the fluctuating nature of caste and find the principal of caste and subcaste in their constraint of social life and cultural patterns, but above all in their prescription of endogamy. Ghurye notes the very loose affiliation of caste with occupation, sect, and other forms of difference, but emphasizes the looseness rather than the…

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    such as the monthly dinner that Mr Bak and his wife attend for store owners. At these dinners, a popular conversation is who their children should marry indicating an importance of marriage in Korean culture. Moreover, there is a huge emphasis on endogamy with a taboo on exogamy. Due to this, Carolyn concealed her Canadian boyfriend Rob from her parents. There is also a desire for specific qualities in a spouse and accordingly Koreans focus on economic prestige and physical attributes. Carolyn…

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    together may have the sexual interest in one another. They do not choose mate from same age or peer group. Prescriptive rules: These rules talks about whom a person can marry in the society. One can see these rules in exogamy marriage and endogamy marriage. Through endogamy, they maintain the purity and belief systems of the group. These marriages stop mixing of biological traits which are strange to each other. On the other hand, through exogamy, the two families come together and start group…

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    Anthropology in the 19th century was composed more so of the evolutionism of ideas, which differentiated cultural structures through different stages of evolution using the single deductive theory. Learning from the failures of the horticultural dependency dilemmas, the Neolithic Revolution began allowing people not to depend on nature to gather food, but rather produce their own food through labor. Which later developed a whole new world for humans, transcending from hunting and gathering to…

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    Greek Gender Roles

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    Similarities arise in the culture of gender when examining the Southern United States (US) and Croatia during the 20th century. Traditionally, men in both cultures held legitimate power (authority) which included the household and job market. Men occupied the public sphere while women occupied the private sphere of society. If women found employment outside of the household, she could work until she was married or had kids. Men were expected to work, and women were expected to care for kids and…

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    punishable with death by stoning (Hennon &Wilson, 268). I think that is harsh and cruel thing to do to a person because he or she committed a sin. The second thing was in Iran, marrying your relative is a normal thing to do. According to the book, endogamy has insured the accumulation of power and wealth. It was common for a newborn to be betrothed to his or her first or second cousin (Hennon, & Wilson, 270). The last thing is in Iran, divorce is a stigma for a woman and her extended family,…

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    Woman Masai Movie Analysis

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    DVD Report: Woman Masai The movie was made in Western highlands along the Kenya and Tanzania border. In the East African along the rift valley lived by the Masai. The Messiah are pastoralism society and they domesticate herd animals. The Messiah society can be both a transhumant or nomadic pastoralism. The men and the boys move with the catties. The Messiah are animals herds they despise hunting and do not grow crops of any kind. Land is held in common and animals are the only form of wealth.…

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    As a society, we usually do not acknowledge the sociological environment we create amongst ourselves and others. That is because these environments and acts of society are a part of our daily life, and they become normal to us. An afternoon at church is an environment that is essential to many sociological concepts such as class stratification, discrimination, deviants, and more. Churches are built off morals, values, and beliefs. These lead to expectations of behaviors, thought, and…

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    Kinship In Anthropology

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    The word kinship can be defined in numerous ways, by different cultures. Kinship is when one individual or other individuals are related to each other. The people within a culture decide the behavior of a kin, and provide specific guidelines about who the kin exactly are. People will usually be taught about their culture’s kinship system, when they are infants. Kinship is also associated with reproduction, and the modes of livelihood. (Miller 2011: 118) A kinship diagram is a way to present…

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    This principle is seen in most styles associated with marriage, together with arranged marriage, endogamy, polygamy, age of marriage, the mahr (dowry), and the absence of civil marriage. The system of arranged marriage, as an instance, has been immediately associated with the segregation of the sexes and the conception of marriage as a own family or…

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