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    home for many years. These communities are called bands that consist of multifamily groups with a size ranging from 25 to 50 people. “Family‚ marriage‚ and kinship‚ gender‚ and age are the key principles of social organizations in foraging societies” (Nowak & Laird‚ 2010. Section 3.7). In this paper you will have a brief understanding of the kinship system of the San Tribe‚ as well as how their environment influences their behavior and interactions. The nuclear family would consist of a mother‚

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    The Batek

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    The Batek are the original and earliest known people of their culture. Their culture is unique. The Batek have a generous way of living‚ so that everyone does not go without. They are traveling foragers‚ whose culture is identified by their kinship‚ social change‚ and social organization. The Batek of Malaysia is a tribe that hunts and gathers their food. They live in a habitat of a tropical forest with a camp of five or six nuclear families. The Batek are foragers. “Foraging‚ is one of the

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    matrilineal society‚ clan membership‚ family connections‚ and certain well-known demands and taboos.” Many of the Texan Indian societies operated on kinship principle. One was forbidden to marry in their clan since everyone within that clan was kin. This included cousins‚ uncles‚ aunts‚ grandparents‚ etc. It was expected of every kin to take care of kin. By this kinship‚ they could depend on others during time of need. The obligations within this system were very important because to the Indians it meant a

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    have also caused them to diverge into two very distinct modern civilizations. Through numerous aspects of the Chinese and Japanese‚ the similarities and differences between their cultures could be seen within religion‚ discrimination‚ education and kinship. First and foremost‚ there are similarities in religion within both countries. Buddhism is a shared religion between China and Japan‚ and it is each one of their main religions. “Zen is a school of Mahayana Buddhism and originated in China during

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    Anth 102 Notes Uic

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    legitimate use of force * military/police and judiciary - Stratified society * Socio-economic hierarchy with at least 2 distinct social strata (classes or castes) * Status based more on occupation/wealth rather than on kinship * Kinship less important as organizing principle 7. States - widespread specialization * craft / occupation * administrative (bureaucracy) * Sometimes commercials or military - states can be multi-ethnic * made up with different people

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    Navajo Culture Research Essay ANT 101 Instructor: Daniel Diaz Reyes 1/21/13 Navajo Culture The culture that I’ve decided to write about is the Navajo Indians. The Navajo now are one of the largest Native American groups in Arizona. The Navajo were given the name Ni’hookaa Diyan Diné by their creators. It means "Holy Earth People”‚ Navajo are centered around their beliefs and values of nature‚ are economically stable‚ and have strong social relationships within the

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    Gow‚ analyzing the relationships between the Piro in the Amazonian Peru and the forest‚ affirms that what the Piro see when they look at the land is kinship. They refer to a specific – visible - place linking it with those who inhabit or cultivated it. Their world is close as their memories of their relatives and ancestors. An important social role‚ is here played by the shaman‚ who is considered as an

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    A Brief Introduction to Structuralism Zhu Gang The English word “structure” comes from structum‚ the past participle of the Latin struere‚ meaning “put in order.” There are two kinds of structuralism: structuralism as a mode of thinking‚ a general tendency of thought‚ or a philosophical view‚ and the narrower definition relating it to a method of inquiry‚ deriving chiefly from linguistics. Structuralism as a way of thinking can be traced back at least to Aristotle‚ whose Poetica is an

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    Wood states‚ “purifying a corrupt constitution‚ elimination courtiers‚ fighting off the crown power‚ and most important‚ becoming republicans” (Wood 5). During this time period society was kept together because of their personal relationships and kinships. If you know the right person then they can help you out of your problem. Wood describes these personal relationships as forms of

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    certain actions stipulated in advance.” In order to understand covenant we need to know what a fictive kinship is. Through oath‚ the fictive kinship became a bond that required the parties become like family. Taking this to a bigger level‚ this became of the ideological basis for the covenants to be made among nations. Countries could establish a relationship through the rules of fictive kinship. Another way to better understand covenants is learning about the Suzerain treaties. In these treaties

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