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The anthropologist father and the artist mother separated their children.
In 1914 there was a chance for him to accompany the anthropologist R. R.
For the anthropologist the“city-making” means realization of the“right to the city,” here and now.
In 1959, in Auckland, Sue married my father, the anthropologist and ethnobiologist Ralph Bulmer.
For the anthropologist the“city-making” means realization of the“right to the city,” here and now.
A sociologist observing this ritual of the anthropologist tribe remarked,‘Sounds like ancestor worship to me.'”.
The anthropologist Victor Turner has written illuminatingly about the journey, between times, statuses and places, as a meaning-creating experience.
Some cultures that keep pets treat them cruelly, as the anthropologist Jared Diamond observed in a tribe in New Guinea.
The anthropologist Murphy Pizza suggests that Heathenry can be understood as an example of what the historian Eric Hobsbawm termed an"invented tradition".
In some societies to pets are cruel-for example, the anthropologist Jared Diamond watched it in a tribe in New Guinea.
The anthropologist also suggested that the aliens were part of an alien assault that, after landing on Earth, encountered somehow a deadly virus.
These actions were based on the principles of camouflage and were modeled on different professions' methods-the journalist, the anthropologist, the psychologist and the sociologist.
That's the contention of the anthropologist David Graeber in his book“Debt: the first 5000 years.”.
The anthropologist also suggested that the newcomers were part of an alien landing, which, after landing on Earth, faced with the deadly virus.
In his ground-breaking Essay:“Deep Play:Notes on the Balinese Cockfight”(1973), the anthropologist Clifford Geertz describes how on the island of Bali, people spent much time and money betting on cockfights.
But the anthropologist takes them seriously, empathetically exploring each use of digital technologies in terms of the wider social and cultural context.".
In his ground-breaking Essay:“Deep Play:Notes on the Balinese Cockfight”(1973), the anthropologist Clifford Geertz describes how on the island of Bali, people spent much time and money betting on cockfights.
The anthropologist and primatologist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy has also criticized the argument that female orgasm as vestigial, writing that the idea smacked of sexism.[14].
There's an influential taxonomy by the anthropologist Alan Fiske, in which relationships can be categorized, more or less, into communality, which works on the principle.
The anthropologist was surprised by this and asked the children why they ran together, because any one of them could have been the one to enjoy the fruit all for himself.
And the anthropologist Randall White has made a very interesting observation: that if our ancestors 40,000 years ago had been able to see what they had done, they wouldn't have really understood it.
In Purity and Danger, the anthropologist Mary Douglasobserved the way taboos functioned to help humans impose order on a seemingly disordered, chaotic world.
Yet as the anthropologist Robert Lowie observed, this‘unequivocal authoritarianism' operated on a strictly seasonal and temporary basis, giving way to more‘anarchic' forms of organisation once the hunting season- and the collective rituals that followed- were complete.
According to the anthropologist Steven Sampson,the whole“industry of anti-corruption” has grown since that time, and its“warriors of virtue” have chosen transparency as their main weapon. Why?
In contrast, the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss examined the structure of a myth in terms of the abstract relationships between its elements, rather than their order in the plot.
In 2002, the anthropologist John H. Moore estimated that a population of 150- 180 would permit a stable society to exist for 60 to 80 generations- equivalent to 2000 years.
And yet, in the words of the anthropologist Elizabeth P. Seaton,“It was in fact Florence's skill at weaving which initiated the Shotridges' relationship with the world of anthropological trade.”[1].
The anthropologist Jenny Blain characterises Heathenry as"a religion constructed from partial material", while the religious studies scholar Michael Strmiska describes its beliefs as being"riddled with uncertainty and historical confusion", thereby characterising it as a postmodern movement.