Chapter 1 - What is Anthropology?

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Across
  1. 3. the theory which says every belief, action, or relationship in a culture functions to meet the needs of individuals
  2. 4. a person who provides specific information to an anthropologist studying their community
  3. 5. the study of how people use language within their culture to express status and context
  4. 10. no question should be pre-established for this interview style
  5. 13. the genetic differences between people and populations
  6. 15. made up of what people do, what people make, and what people believe
  7. 16. observed orangutans in Boreno
  8. 17. criticized the work of Margaret Mead
  9. 18. the anthropological study of human languages and how language affects and expresses culture
  10. 19. Consent, when anthropologists inform their subject(s) about the purpose of the research, how the information will be used, and the confidentiality they can expect
  11. 20. believing that one's own culture is superior to all others
  12. 25. the practice of reflecting on your own world view, biases, and impact on the culture being studied
  13. 26. the written account of a culture
  14. 29. types of conclusions based on facts and data and uninfluenced by personal perspectives, prejudices, or emotions
  15. 30. pioneer associated with cultural relativism
  16. 32. studies bonobo communication
  17. 34. the scientific study of the origin, the behaviour, and the physical, social and cultural development of humans
  18. 35. the study of the origins and cultures of different races and peoples
  19. 36. the "bones and stones" branch of physical anthropology
  20. 37. interviews wherein the researcher prepares some questions in advanced
  21. 38. pioneer associated with feminist anthropology
  22. 39. studies the anatomy and behaviours of living primates
Down
  1. 1. in some cases involves living with community members and participating in their culture to gather information
  2. 2. pioneer associated with functional theory and participant observation
  3. 6. type of conclusions shaped by a persons' cultural and personal perspective, feelings, and beliefs
  4. 7. the belief that it is impossible to have any "true" knowledge of the world
  5. 8. observed gorillas in Rwanda
  6. 9. ensures that female voices are heard and included in anthropological research
  7. 11. the idea that materials or conditions within the environment influence how a culture develops
  8. 12. the idea that an anthropologist cannot compare two cultures because each culture has its own internal rules
  9. 14. proposed that species evolve or else they would become extinct
  10. 21. pioneer associated with cultural materialism
  11. 22. interviews that use a set list of questions that do not change
  12. 23. the study of how sounds are put together to make meaning
  13. 24. the cultural anthropology of the past
  14. 27. compares the similarities and differences of language structures
  15. 28. best known for her study of Samoan adolescent girls
  16. 31. observed chimpanzees in Tanzania
  17. 33. known as the father of modern structural linguistics