Exam 3: Ethnographic Research: Its History, methods, and Theories

All of the following are examples of early studies of contemporary state societies except _______________.

Urgent anthropology used to be known as ______________________________ .

The materialist perspective is a theoretical approach that stresses the primacy of the cultural _______________.

Margaret Mead argued that ethnographers should make much more effective use of _______________.

Research that is community based and politically active is __________________________.

Robert Hitchcock works with the San peoples in southern Africa in order to _______________.

In what country do we find the Trobriand Islands?

Asymmetrical culture contact is called _______________.

Key consultants are individuals who tell the anthropologist things that other members of the society do not want to share.

Researchers are expected to consistently self-monitor through constantly checking their own personal or cultural biases and assumptions as they work.

By the late 1800s,which groups were sponsoring anthropologists' expeditions to collect cultural artifacts?

A key consultant used to be known as an _______________________________.

The combination of cultural ecology and political economy is the _______________ approach.

Annette Weiner worked in the Trobriand Islands in the 1960s.

It is often an indication of acceptance when anthropologists are given kinship terms by the people they are studying.

An materialist perspective refers to a theoretical approach which stresses the primacy of _____________________________ .

Globalization has given rise to a NEW form of research and analysis known as _______________.

Marvin Harris argues that pork was not generally raised in the Middle East historically because _______________.

All of the following provided data on foreign countries for the purpose of "culture-at-a-distance" studies except _______________.

Ethnographic research that documents endangered cultures is known as _________________________ .