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8 Jun 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Culture https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/culture en Jean Price-Mars https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/jean-price-mars <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"

8 Jun 2024: Webster warned of a pandemic more severe than the 1918 ‘Spanish Flu’ which had killed around 50 million people. ... 1976. <i>Plagues and peoples</i>. New York: Anchor Press.</p> <p>Moran-Thomas, Amy. 2019.

8 Jun 2024: It also conflicts with how people living with diabetes view their own diabetes aetiologies. ... 2019). Additionally, easing the diagnostic criteria for diabetes means that more people are diagnosed with the illness, and therefore required to take

8 Jun 2024: Insisting on people’s sameness may even blend into opposition to affirmative action policies. ... Moreover, the right to biological reproduction of people or groups of people of all colours was limited.

8 Jun 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - Nationalism https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/nationalism en Jean Price-Mars https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/jean-price-mars <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"

8 Jun 2024: Like Locke and Rousseau, Marx emphasised that people have rights over what they produce. ... This must be so because people are not regarded as the sole authors of their own actions.

8 Jun 2024: people in physical performance, because more energy was seen to remain devoted to their physicality as opposed to their mentality (Martin 2021, 37). ... mental experiences people have and how they make sense of them (Luhrmann 2020; Weisman et al.

8 Jun 2024: The concept can thus make governance more responsive to people’s needs, as it foregrounds adaptation and learning from past interventions. ... Rappaport held that cultures were instrumental for the satisfaction of people’s needs, be it through

8 Jun 2024: and Apple Watch enable people to monitor a range of activities and functions associated with their bodies and minds. ... p>Participatory surveillance does, however, include a ‘vertical’ dimension, in the sense that people can monitor the authorities

8 Jun 2024: and Andean peoples have invested images with meaning and value’ (Poole 1997, 7-8). ... People use photography to gain knowledge and mastery over their environments and the people around them.

8 Jun 2024: Boas studied competitive gift-giving among the Kwakiutl people in North America, a practice known as the <em>potlatch</em>. ... In contemporary Vietnam, burning money is a commonplace activity whereby people supply money to ancestors, gods, or ghosts

8 Jun 2024: Insisting on people’s sameness may even blend into opposition to affirmative action policies. ... Moreover, the right to biological reproduction of people or groups of people of all colours was limited.

8 Jun 2024: Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology - State https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry-tags/state en Jean Price-Mars https://www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/jean-price-mars <div class="image"><img typeof="foaf:Image"

8 Jun 2024: or to do with ‘nature’ and land rather than with people and urbanised surroundings. ... Building, dwelling, living: how animals and people make themselves at home in the world.

8 Jun 2024: Others describe lessons that can be learnt from indigenous people and their engagement with the environment, such as Amazonian or Melanesian peoples who leave a minimal ecological footprint by not altering ... Thus it affects people in different ways,

8 Jun 2024: Visited people and mediating specialists co-construct this experience with and for the visitors. ... They look at the visited people as objects, from a position of voyeuristic separation.

8 Jun 2024: People have some sense of these distinctions, but their distinctness is not culturally meaningful. ... They also argued that people in different social worlds thought differently about mental causation.

8 Jun 2024: What happens then is that food serves to oppose two groups of people (givers and receivers). ... How is it that people and invisible guests can eat the same food?

8 Jun 2024: Distant people were often portrayed as cannibals: that is, as strange, animal-like creatures. ... epidemic of kuru, the neurological disease afflicting the Fore people (Bennet et al.

8 Jun 2024: People in the Trobriands traditionally adhere to matrilineal descent and patrilocal post-marital residence. ... Here, people of low castes were generally not expected to return the dan gifts they receive from their superiors.