Social and cultural anthropology
Compte-rendu de : David N. Gellner, Monk, Householder, and Tantric Priest. Newar Buddhism and its Hierarchy of Ritual. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1992, xxiii + 428 p., bibl., index, ill., cartes (« Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology » 84)
... Compte-rendu de : David N. Gellner, Monk, Householder, and Tantric Priest. Newar Buddhism and its Hierarchy of Ritual. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1992, xxiii + 428 p., bibl., index, ill., cartes ...
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Critique of a Community-Based Population Health Intervention in First Nations Community: Public Health and Cultural Anthropology Perspectives
... Resources and Social Capi- ...training, and em- powering, volunteers could undertake this ...following social capi- tal theory (Moore, Salsberg, & Leroux, 2013), social net- works ...
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Anthropology in and of MOOCs
... circulation, and reception in broad and intersecting social and cultural fields: local, regional, national, transnational” while also attending to “the impacts of media technologies ...
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Anthropology and biomedicine: a dangerous liaison? Conditions for a partnership
... identity, and any equality in the respective positions of the anthropologist and the informant must not be confused with any similarity between their ...concerns. And indeed, their concerns are not ...
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Domestic spaces and cultural geography
... life and movements of the Inuinnait (as well as of all Inuit) were basically organised around hunting activities and a seasonal variation between the hunt of marine mammals, mostly seals, and that of ...
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Trust and Capital: An Anthropology of Private Banking Elites
... the anthropology of financial ...observation and prearranged interviews. Inspired by other authors and her own fieldwork, Ho discusses important issues using a range of different anthropological ...
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Historical linguistics and molecular anthropology
... molecular anthropology in a handbook of historical linguistics. And yet, as will be outlined below, molecular anthropological studies can provide insights into prehistoric processes that may have had an ...
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The Social and Cultural Context of Inuit Literary History
... However, Inuit culture differentiates itself on many fronts, including legal, historical, cultural, geographie and linguistic ones: - First, the Inuit of Canada, unl[r] ...
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Geographic, Social-cultural and Modal Usage Determinants of Activity Space: A Case Study of EU Institutions in Luxembourg and Strasbourg
... geographic, social-culture position, build environment and modal ...observed and unobserved factors shape a person’s spatial usage and visited activity ...direct and indirect effects of ...
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El primer año de la Moving Anthropology Student Network (MASN)
... Moving Anthropology Student Network, integrado por estudiantes de licenciatura y doctorado de la UAB, pretende dar a conocer el nacimiento, funcionamiento y la estructura de la red europea de estudiantes de ...
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Essays on Political Economy and Cultural Evolution
... language and cognitive development of their ...Aizer and Stroud ( 2010 ) have tracked the smoking habits of educated and uneducated pregnant women before and after the release of the 1964 ...
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Reproductive Health and HIV in Cambodia From Anthropology to Public Health.
... birth and the maternal mortality rate is 472/100 ...2006) and only 44% of childbirths were delivered with the help of qualified people (doctors, midwives, ...mother and child health has been laid out ...
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Early contacts in Oceania, or history as anthropology
... with a Tahitian mistress in the longboat off the Endeavour to get some privacy as early as 1769; at this time, many sailors had mistresses ashore or even on board since the Dolphin (1767), when they would try to denail ...
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Intangible Cultural Heritage and New Technologies: Challenges and Opportunities for Cultural Preservation and Development
... knowledge and skills by using cur- rent advances in the field of digital ...researchers and for the transmission of rare ICH know-how from LHTs to apprentices, acting as a means for stimulating creative ...
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View of Cultural differences in General and Psychiatric Nurses: A critical analysis using Social Identity Theory
... the cultural identity of nursing is evident in its ‘values, visions, norms, nomenclature, systems, symbols, beliefs, and habits’[11, p242] and this identity affects the way nurses interact with one ...
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Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage Preservation
... the cultural heritage object, in its extant form, to the viewer, and the “reconstruction” of the original experience of the ...recovery and enhancement of archival materials in various forms (images ...
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Anthropology as the Eye of the Law - Comments on Canadian Jurisprudence
... L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d’enseignemen[r] ...
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Cultural policies, digital technologies and cultural globalization: European Union (still) in the Hollywood Imperium ?
... Discussant and RapporteurProfessor Radu Mares (Raul Wallenberg Institute) Rafael Leal-Arcas (Queen Mary University): A new governance for trade and sustainable development Irma Mosquera (Leiden University): ...
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Bodies of Evidence: An Anthropology of the Health Claim
... claims, and rejects the science behind it, the agency is actually throwing away a century-old knowledge of the influence of bacteria on the human gut microflora and human ...health. And, as the gut ...
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Social entrepreneurship and social networks
... (2013). Social capital and entrepreneurship: A schema and research ...Theory and Practice, 37(3), ...of social structure on economic ...
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