HSP3U Ann-Marie Carruth Cultural Anthropology Unit Test Review - Test is Wednesday November 4th 2015 Cultural Anthropology, Key Anthropologists, 7 Theories, Methods, & Culture & Socialization Power Points Anthropology Intro – Half that pertains to Cultural Anthropology Intro to the Heroes of Cultural Anthropology Cultural Anthropology, Theories, Perspectives and Methodologies Characteristics of Culture Socialization and Culture Work Sheets & Handouts Intro to Characteristics Work Sheet & Work Sheet on Behaviour, Knowledge & Material Culture Cultural Hero Success Criteria and Rubric Theories Work Sheets Hero Handouts Socialization and Culture Terms anthropology archaeology culture primary research case study ethnocentrism gender role feminism reflexivity (don’t use online dictionary cultural anthropology socio cultural anth applied anthropology ethnology material culture non material culture secondary research participant observation school of thought savagery/barbarism/civilization historical particularism cultural relativism infrastructure structure post modernist movement subjectivity - use notes or anthropology context if using online source) socialization Theories Social /Cultural Evolutionism Personality & Culture Post Modern Anthropology Key People E.B. Tylor Ruth Benedict Wade Davis linguistic ethnography field research interviews Kula ring anti ethnocentrism superstructure objectivity personality Functionalism Cultural Materialism Cultural Relativism/Historicism Feminist Anthropology (3 Waves) Lewis Henry Morgan Zora Hurston Gayle Rubin Bronsilaw Malinowski Franz Boas Margaret Mead Richard B Lee Sam Dunn What you should know… Intro The definition of cultural anthropology The four main branches of cultural anthropology; what they are, methods involved, impact or importance What is the difference between ethnology and ethnography? The Characteristics of Culture You should be able to describe Canadian culture including examples that are behaviours knowledge and beliefs material culture What is included when we refer to behaviour characteristics, knowledge and beliefs and material culture Understand the concept of same but different – when it comes to the characteristics of culture Intro to the Heroes of Cultural Anthropology You should know the names of the key anthropologists which theory each is connected to with the exception of R.B. Lee who might agree with each other and who might rather debate what methods are more practised in these fields of anthropology what the key contributions are D:\106754195.doc HSP3U Ann-Marie Carruth Cultural Anthropology, Theories, Perspectives and Methodologies You should know the basic tenets of each theory the typical types of methods involved connected to each how to apply them to explain or understand a culture apply how an anthropologist from this perspective would view/explain Canadian culture which theories are connected and which are opposed Culture and Personality What is socialization and how does culture affect it? What do Benedict and Mead say about culture and personality? What does Rubin say culture and gender? Essay Question (choice) Please note that this is a test essay not a formal one – don’t stress over it. No references are needed – use your notes (either Option) and your own knowledge (Option 2). Ask for help in advance if you are concerned. There will not be an essay on the physical anthropology test. Option One Pick any two theoretical perspectives and compare and contrast them Potential Thesis… The Anthropological theory x and theory y are both ways of looking at and understanding or describing culture. In some ways they are similar and then in others they differ. Intro paragraph – define and describe each of the theories and include the thesis Body par 1) – describe and discuss the ways in which these theories are similar (use examples to help clarify) * Body par 2) – describe and discuss the ways in which these theories are different (use examples to help clarify) * Conclusion – summarize the two theories and how they are similar and different * each of these or either of these could easily be two paragraphs depending on how much you want to include (I could see how you might use 1 for similarities and 2 for differences) Option Two Pick any other country that you know something about and compare and contrast the culture to Canada, using the characteristics of culture. Potential Thesis… All cultures can be understood by examining the main characteristics common to every culture. These include aspects of behaviour, knowledge and beliefs, and material culture. Canada and X are similar in some ways and differ in others. Intro paragraph – list and describe the characteristics behaviour, knowledge, and material culture and include thesis Body par 1) – describe Canada in each of these three areas using specific examples from each Body par 2) – describe Country X in each of these three areas using specific examples from each Body par 3) – discuss how these countries are similar and how they differ Conclusion – summarize the cultures and how they are similar and yet different D:\106754195.doc