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

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

The first generation of formal anthropologists began their careers working for _______________.

Globalization has given rise to a NEW type of anthropology research and analysis called _______________________ ethnography.

Which anthropologist did a "re-study" of the Trobriand Islanders?

The primary method in the anthropologist's toolkit,regardless of the time period,has always been _______________.

The ethical obligation to self-monitor while doing ethnographic research (constantly checking and re-checking personal or cultural biases)is called _______________.

Extended on-location research to gather detailed information about a society's culture is called _______________.

A indigenous group which is surrounded and resettled by another dominant group is sometimes called an ___________________ _________________________.

There is a difference between ideal and real behaviors.

Anthropologists cannot control subjectivity.

Both Margaret Mead and Gregory Bateson were pioneers in the method of field mapping.

Some anthropologists face political challenges in the field.

Why were there differences between the original field research of Malinowski and that of Weiner some 60 years later?

____________________ is the term used to refer to what an anthropologist does when they go to a place to observe a cultural activity first hand.

There are approximately 6,000 languages spoken today.