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... strategy . They focus on native viewpoints and explanations and elicit natives ' opinions about things that are or aren't significant in that culture . Other anthropologists pursue etic research strategies . They give less weight to ...
... strategy . They focus on native viewpoints and explanations and elicit natives ' opinions about things that are or aren't significant in that culture . Other anthropologists pursue etic research strategies . They give less weight to ...
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... strategy . Cohen developed a useful typology of cultures based on correlations between econ- omies and social features . His typology includes six adaptive strategies : foraging , horticulture , ag- riculture , pastoralism ...
... strategy . Cohen developed a useful typology of cultures based on correlations between econ- omies and social features . His typology includes six adaptive strategies : foraging , horticulture , ag- riculture , pastoralism ...
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... strategies . Agriculturalists often have complex regula- tory systems , including state organization . The mixed nature of the pastoral strategy is obvious . Nomadic pastoralists trade with cultivators . Transhu- mants grow their own ...
... strategies . Agriculturalists often have complex regula- tory systems , including state organization . The mixed nature of the pastoral strategy is obvious . Nomadic pastoralists trade with cultivators . Transhu- mants grow their own ...
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THE SCOPE OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 1 |
THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 7 |
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER HUMAN SCIENCES | 13 |
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