Anthropology

The Praxis of Their Work in the City : Retell the story and explore their work in the city and how they fought through stereotypes to be instruments of God in the city still. And their is the praxis of empowerment.

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The Praxis of Their Work in the City The academic style is Chicago. Ethnography research is a relational experience that entails observing people in their natural settings. However, with the method of ethnography and theology of urban mission in mind, this paper should seek to explore and assess a significant issue in Los Angeles and … Read more

Nonfiction book : Read a nonfiction book of your choosing, that is relevant to the topic of medical anthropology. Then, write a 2-3 page (500-750 words) book review.

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Nonfiction book Read a nonfiction book of your choosing, that is relevant to the topic of medical anthropology. Then, write a 2-3 page (500-750 words) book review. Summarize the book’s content in detail, then offer your own opinion on it, such as how useful the scholarship is for people interested in medical anthropology, how convincing … Read more

Nonfiction book review : Read a nonfiction book of your choosing, that is relevant to the topic of medical anthropology. Then, write a 2-3 page (500-750 words) book review.

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Nonfiction book review. Read a nonfiction book of your choosing, that is relevant to the topic of medical anthropology. Then, write a 2-3 page (500-750 words) book review. This will be similar to a book review in an academic journal: first, summarize the book’s content in detail, then offer your own opinion on it, such … Read more

Ethnology and Ethnography : Describe Kenneth Good’s experiences studying the Yanomamo. How did his relationships with the villagers change over time?

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Ethnology and Ethnography. These are the methods that cultural anthropologists use to conduct their studies of other societies- documenting the unknown, answering questions about how a particular society is structured (culturally, religiously, politically, and economically), and preserving cultural aspects of (commonly) isolated cultures before they are disrupted by modernization, globalization, and cultural diffusion. Watch the … Read more

How did Gomberg-Muñoz become interested in this project? What are her two primary arguments in the book?

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Gomberg-Muñoz How did Gomberg-Muñoz become interested in this project? What are her two primary arguments in the book? How is this fieldwork different from typical anthropological ethnography fieldwork especially consider legal status and ethnography within U.S.? What ethical dilemmas does the author face? Why does she spend time in both the preface and chapter 1 … Read more

Inuit culture Construct a fictional character, including age, gender, and status characteristics. Pick a culture  and describe your character’s life and experiences.

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Inuit culture Construct a fictional character, including age, gender, and status characteristics. Pick a culture  and describe your character’s life and experiences. Length of project: Papers should be between 5-8 typed pages (double-spaced). Videos should be 10-15 minutes. Slideshows 25-50 slides (depending on amount of content per slide).  

Elaborate an integrated essay based on the three questions below:What can be discussed about the social and cultural dimensions of suffering?

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Elaborate an integrated essay based on the three questions below: 1. What can be discussed about the social and cultural dimensions of suffering? 2. Discuss why Migration can be considered as a Social Determinant of Mental Health. 3. Which psychosocial interventions could help improve migrants’ and refugees’ mental health in the transit and host countries?

Discuss why it is relevant to consider ethnic differences when understanding and addressing Mental Health.

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1. Discuss why it is relevant to consider ethnic differences when understanding and addressing Mental Health. 2. Considering the authors reviewed in class, what can be discussed about the social and cultural dimensions of suffering? 3. Discuss why Migration can be considered as a Social Determinant of Mental Health. 4. Based on the problems analyzed … Read more

If an alien scientist were studying a human skeleton, what would they be able to tell about our diet, behavior, and locomotion?Explain.

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​The traits used to distinguish between primate taxa are dental characteristics, behavioral adaptations, and locomotor adaptations. Describe the form that each of these takes in Homo sapiens and what that says about our behavior, biology, or evolution. If an alien scientist were studying a human skeleton, what would they be able to tell about our … Read more