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... strategy , focusing on native viewpoints and explanations and accepting informants ' opin- ions about the things and events that are or aren't significant in their culture . Other anthropologists pursue etic research strategies . They ...
... strategy , focusing on native viewpoints and explanations and accepting informants ' opin- ions about the things and events that are or aren't significant in their culture . Other anthropologists pursue etic research strategies . They ...
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Conrad Phillip Kottak. ciocultural similarities is a group's strategy of adaptation to its environment . There are ... strategies : foraging , horticulture , agriculture , pastoral- ism , mercantilism ( systematic trading ) , and ...
Conrad Phillip Kottak. ciocultural similarities is a group's strategy of adaptation to its environment . There are ... strategies : foraging , horticulture , agriculture , pastoral- ism , mercantilism ( systematic trading ) , and ...
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... strategic resources . pastoralism : Food - producing strategy of adapta- tion based on care of herds of domesticated ani- mals . sectorial fallowing : Intensive horticulture ; plots are cultivated for 2 to 3 years , then fallowed for 3 ...
... strategic resources . pastoralism : Food - producing strategy of adapta- tion based on care of herds of domesticated ani- mals . sectorial fallowing : Intensive horticulture ; plots are cultivated for 2 to 3 years , then fallowed for 3 ...
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