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18 Jul 2024: Put otherwise: one out of six people received at least one CT payment during this period. ... recognising different modes of transferring wealth between people according to how the transfer takes place (i.e.

18 Jul 2024: Western civilisation, and the task of anthropology was to study supposedly ‘primitive peoples’. ... to studying people of the same or superior social status than the anthropologists themselves.

18 Jul 2024: people of modern industrial societies (Sahlins’ ([1972] 1976; Bird-David 1982; Kaplan 2000). ... hand in hand with rising living standards for most people in high-income countries (Harvey 1989).

18 Jul 2024: It includes any and all ‘forms of media expression conceptualized, produced, and circulated by Indigenous peoples around the globe as vehicles for communication’ (Wilson, Hearn, Córdova & Thorner 2014). ... American Anthropologist 121(1), 220-8.

18 Jul 2024: Archaeologists, for example, continue to speak of ‘prehistory’ for any Native American people before European contact, denying history and historical agency to Native American peoples prior to the arrival of ... The book’s title is ironic:

18 Jul 2024: Literacy is such a central part of most people’s everyday lives that its ubiquity can be taken for granted. ... Does the immediate access to vast amounts of information through Internet technologies change how people critically engage with texts (Wolf

18 Jul 2024: these countries as the containers of diseases – or people with diseases – which might, potentially, spread beyond their borders(Brada 2011). ... 2013. Evidence-based global public health. In<em>When people come first: critical studies in global health

18 Jul 2024: Anthropological work has also asserted its separation from the human rights agenda by exploring what other means ordinary people have at their disposal to make their claims and grievances heard. ... Lost from view were the many competing values and

18 Jul 2024: care for older people (Davies and Higginson 2004; Visser, Borgstrom and Holti 2020). ... were generally unable to provide the kind of death that people would prefer.

18 Jul 2024: These and other statements produced a visible line of stratification, with mostly white participants at the front and people of color toward the back (Juris et al. ... While indexing information online, hashtags also create mediatised spaces of peer

18 Jul 2024: care for older people (Davies and Higginson 2004; Visser, Borgstrom and Holti 2020). ... were generally unable to provide the kind of death that people would prefer.

18 Jul 2024: sharing’. Instead, people would speak about ‘helping out’, ‘supplying’, or ‘lending’ (see Widlok 2017: 19-20). ... People may disagree on what to call a transfer, but their actions usually speak louder than their words.

18 Jul 2024: People in the Trobriands traditionally adhere to matrilineal descent and patrilocal post-marital residence. ... They include the relationship between persons and things, or what drives people to work beyond their basic consumption needs.

18 Jul 2024: care for older people (Davies and Higginson 2004; Visser, Borgstrom and Holti 2020). ... were generally unable to provide the kind of death that people would prefer.

18 Jul 2024: 2013). It reportedly affects more than 264 million people worldwide (Ritchie &amp; Roser 2021). ... middle class whites’) and naively applying it to all other people (Kleinman 1988: xii).

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 2024: It enables or limits people’s ability to relate to each other in particular ways. ... is also crucial to make sense of histories of anthropological representations of Indigenous people.

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 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.

18 Jul 2024: Archaeologists, for example, continue to speak of ‘prehistory’ for any Native American people before European contact, denying history and historical agency to Native American peoples prior to the arrival of ... The book’s title is ironic:

18 Jul 2024: People in the Trobriands traditionally adhere to matrilineal descent and patrilocal post-marital residence. ... They include the relationship between persons and things, or what drives people to work beyond their basic consumption needs.

18 Jul 2024: far we have looked at how sonic voices are shaped by and shape in turn the representations through which people make sense of them. ... Ideologies of voice determine what kinds of answers people will find to that question and where they consequently

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 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.

18 Jul 2024: people of modern industrial societies (Sahlins’ ([1972] 1976; Bird-David 1982; Kaplan 2000). ... hand in hand with rising living standards for most people in high-income countries (Harvey 1989).

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 2024: filter by subject. - Any -. Economics. Health. Kinship. Politics. Region. Religion. Theory. Sort by. sort by. title (asc). title (des). date (asc). date (des). Apply.. CharitéUniversity College London. Initially published 17 Aug 2018. Cite as:

18 Jul 2024: 2016). Drawing on his analysis of the language spoken by the Pirahã people of Amazonia, Everett questions Chomsky’s thesis of a universal grammar shared by all of humankind and insists

18 Jul 2024: It enables or limits people’s ability to relate to each other in particular ways. ... is also crucial to make sense of histories of anthropological representations of Indigenous people.

18 Jul 2024: people often handled the domestic Cuban<em>peso</em>in pursuit of profits (Tankha 2018). ... Just describing the meanings people assign, however, is not enough to understand what money is.

18 Jul 2024: of people that performed them) with certain buildings or particular parts of them. ... place—even if the people who perform them think or say they do.

18 Jul 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.

18 Jul 2024: These models embody a concern with <em>how</em> people choose a treatment, rather than what they choose and in which order (Garro 1998; Janzen 1978; Young 1981). ... people’s behaviour, compel action, communicate, instil fear or trust, and even heal.

18 Jul 2024: Literacy is such a central part of most people’s everyday lives that its ubiquity can be taken for granted. ... Does the immediate access to vast amounts of information through Internet technologies change how people critically engage with texts (Wolf

18 Jul 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.

18 Jul 2024: Bristol: Policy Press.</p> <p>Du Bois, C. 1944.<em>The people of Alor: a social-psychological study of an East Indian island</em>. ... In<em>When people come first: critical studies in global health</em>(eds) J. Biehl &amp; A.

18 Jul 2024: sharing’. Instead, people would speak about ‘helping out’, ‘supplying’, or ‘lending’ (see Widlok 2017: 19-20). ... People may disagree on what to call a transfer, but their actions usually speak louder than their words.

18 Jul 2024: Yet people often use the language of <em>suzhi</em> disingenuously, as political cover, to soften or occlude unpopular opinions while making public expression possible (Kipnis 2007: 393). ... 1996. <em>Transnational connections: culture, people, place</em

18 Jul 2024: does it lessen its intimate, emotional, and affective importance in people’s daily lives. ... Convention 169 on the rights of Indigenous peoples (the other is the Philippines).

18 Jul 2024: care for older people (Davies and Higginson 2004; Visser, Borgstrom and Holti 2020). ... were generally unable to provide the kind of death that people would prefer.

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 2024: Infrastructures like roads and railways are tangible material forms that exist in particular places and that people use in their everyday lives. ... It is this ability to connect that enables things and people to move, and societies to function.

18 Jul 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

18 Jul 2024: people of modern industrial societies (Sahlins’ ([1972] 1976; Bird-David 1982; Kaplan 2000). ... hand in hand with rising living standards for most people in high-income countries (Harvey 1989).

18 Jul 2024: on the interdependence of the production, consumption, and circulation of both people and things. ... hand, and the survival and wellbeing of the people subject to it on the other.

18 Jul 2024: people of modern industrial societies (Sahlins’ ([1972] 1976; Bird-David 1982; Kaplan 2000). ... hand in hand with rising living standards for most people in high-income countries (Harvey 1989).

18 Jul 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