I believe that it is an unfortunate reality that cultural anthropology is not readily available to (most) American high school students. As a student of history I benefited enormously by accessing additional approaches and skills sets for application towards my study of European, Asian, and Russian (Eurasian) histories. When I have had the opportunities to teach history I have infused applicable elements of the anthropological approach into history-- resulting in what seemed to have been (for the students) an increased recognition of the applicability of history, and a deepened (if not new) awareness of human agency and causality. Above all, cultural anthropology enables a broadened field for considering the contexts in which human history is created, studied, and asserted.
Very familiar with Lane Tech (as well as Whitney Young). CPS is becoming increasingly bureaucratized, so the hope (and practicality) of potentially offering an elective anthro class seems increasingly distant.
Ryan Gartland In Psychology we kind of touch on cultural and social anthropology but we aren't taught things like ethnography in research methods even though we often read research papers that used the method.
I have a question, so I'm interested in Cultural Anthropology however as a kinda of petite women, I'm a little nervous about traveling to different places around the world. So my question is Cultural Anthropologists travel alone or with a co-worker/group?
professor my last assignment almost killed me I almost bit my tongue off knot to give my personal onions and stick to the facts of what was in front of me
yeah I lost it a few times but I pulled it together started listening more intensely on what they was expressing and I completed that but always doing research that's called a scientist
Anthropology is more about observation and commentary. Sociology is more about learning how to effect social change, and different theories on the betterment of society. In other words, an anthropologist is dry and detached, whereas a sociologist is empathetic and actively involved.
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I believe that it is an unfortunate reality that cultural anthropology is not readily available to (most) American high school students. As a student of history I benefited enormously by accessing additional approaches and skills sets for application towards my study of European, Asian, and Russian (Eurasian) histories. When I have had the opportunities to teach history I have infused applicable elements of the anthropological approach into history-- resulting in what seemed to have been (for the students) an increased recognition of the applicability of history, and a deepened (if not new) awareness of human agency and causality. Above all, cultural anthropology enables a broadened field for considering the contexts in which human history is created, studied, and asserted.
I just moved to Chicago last September; currently trying to lock-in a permanent high school position.
Very familiar with Lane Tech (as well as Whitney Young). CPS is becoming increasingly bureaucratized, so the hope (and practicality) of potentially offering an elective anthro class seems increasingly distant.
Ryan Gartland In Psychology we kind of touch on cultural and social anthropology but we aren't taught things like ethnography in research methods even though we often read research papers that used the method.
I have a question, so I'm interested in Cultural Anthropology however as a kinda of petite women, I'm a little nervous about traveling to different places around the world. So my question is Cultural Anthropologists travel alone or with a co-worker/group?
Morgiana Branch have you ever gotten an answer?
I believe you typically travel alone to do fieldwork in cultural anthropology, as opposed to archeology where you may work with a team.
Do not go to India or Morocco
Here's a question; What IS anthropology?
professor my last assignment almost killed me I almost bit my tongue off knot to give my personal onions and stick to the facts of what was in front of me
yeah I lost it a few times but I pulled it together started listening more intensely on what they was expressing and I completed that but always doing research that's called a scientist
I can't even lie to you I did lose my cool on a few occasions professor
we got that associates in theology remember
you are absolutely right I'm not a pastor I'm a scientist
one more example that's a popular topic 💰 how do the majority of the culture feel about 💰 and what do the majority buy
how a like is this to sociology?
Anthropology is more about observation and commentary.
Sociology is more about learning how to effect social change, and different theories on the betterment of society.
In other words, an anthropologist is dry and detached, whereas a sociologist is empathetic and actively involved.
I'm tired of watering my work down
theology I'm tired of reading the good news bible I got highlights in the kjv and took notes during every sermon in Wisconsin
I think we're pretty much done with that painful operation
two choices either I'm advertising or this educational
simplifying read dictionary every big word I say slowing down my research been holding on to since 2002
professor o even came up with conclusion about the dsvinci code and whether Jesus slept with Mary Magdalene discussion with Pope Francis
Gator Anthropology!
IS your soul saved?
Hi yeah i know what im doin
yelp she knows to many small details in kjv good readers gotta get that pronunciation down stories spring to life
just say The whole w. o. r dddddd
finish your whole senten-cccce
we speakkkk difffereant ly wee from upp nortttthhh
those Indians love to drink got reservations
well if they leave off the reservation it's restrictions