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    theme of the book seems to be directed at the idea that stable society was determined on women’ patrilineal kin, and their performance of social roles within their kin. He outlines many aspects of women’s lives during the imperial china such as the kinship, Wealth and Work, Learning, Rituals and Cosmology. After reading the book I came to the conclusion that Hinsch depicts in his book that social stability is in favor of men. Hinsch, starts off by giving an insight of the early Chinese…

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    type of work or goods produced, the social class of the individual could be established. Sisterhood was an important part of kinship relations because it gave women authority similar to that of men, just in different roles; more specifically the ability to trade women made products meant that women could support themselves without the need for male assistance. The kinship ties, especially linked to sisters status, intertwined with the politics making it difficult to strictly classify leadership…

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    which in this case is the right path determined by nature. She fights with the desire to protect the man she has fallen in love with despite widely circulated disapproval, desiring to be accepted and loved in her kinship group by conforming her tribe's rules to earn her father’s and kinships approval and unconditional positive…

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    Crewdson mentions in In a Lonely Place, the work of Edward Hopper, with whom I feel the same kinship with as I do with Crewdson himself. Crewdson enlightens us on how Hopper's narratives are told “in a single picture,” depicting “impregnated moments: the images seem to pose a question—and that question remains unresolved”. Hopper’s “still vignettes seem eternally suspended in an instant between “before” and “after.” It is this same kind of moment that I want to capture, where the viewer is…

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    The Greek Myth of creation is quite a bit different from both the Ute, and the Hawaiian myths of creation, encompassing more of the influences in its people’s lives and the nature of the Gods themselves. The Greek myth of creation is a very complex system of Gods and Goddesses associated with the natural world and aspects of human nature or the human condition. The high level of detail and multitude of Gods mirrors the intricacies of Greek culture to include emotions felt by its people and the…

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    Life will change over time, gradually forming the most adaptable species look. Ancient creatures can be verified by residual fossils: the older the older, the more the difference between its morphology and the existing species. At the same time people can also discover the relationship between species and species from fossils. Archaeopteryx has sharp teeth, feet three toes have claws, long bone tail, these are dinosaur features, and it also has feathers, wings, and modern birds similar, so is…

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    The Mandan Tribe

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    The Mandan’s of the Great Plains Region The Mandan Indians were a tribe living among other Indians within the Great Plains region. The Great Plains is basically the central area in North American. The Great Plains region consists of various states like Iowa, the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Missouri. It ranges from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains. The general region of the Great Plains has a geography typically described as “miles and miles of flat land and gently…

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    Language is the most effective method of human communication. It is rich and complex. And it carries meaning. It enables one to express knowledge and thoughts. Animals also can communicate but in a very distinctive and different way. Some animals like birds, dogs and dolphins have their own inborn method of communicating. Their communication is different from human communication or language. As they react to triggers, stimuli or commands. Human language is unique and very different from animal…

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    Alfred Radcliffe-Brown

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    Radcliffe also explains that the fundamental principle of classification used in the primitive society is the “equivalence of brothers.” (18) He implies that the pivotal moment for this classification of kinship is to develop patterns for the mother’s brother and father’s sister by looking at the two in a different way. He illustrates the pattern between these three cultures by using the South african term malume or umlume which basically mean male mother…

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    To begin, when it comes to the conflict perspective, power is one of the main sources of conflict in a relationship. In the past, the husband has had more power compared to the wife in a relationship. The person that holds more power in marriage has changed in recent years. These days, the wife is usually in charge of decision making when it comes to family finances, purchases, weekend activities, and even what to watch on television, (Henslin, 2007). Based on the chart from Morin and Cohn,…

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