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Cultural Anthropology, With Structural violence, there is no clear…
Cultural Anthropology
Culutre
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Structural Functionalism
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Why? → nothing ever fits together perfectly, it is assuming there is an overarching agreement, too simplistic
Class
States
Category of Individuals within a society that have similar access to economic and social resources; intended to be able to move between classes, however the difficulty of this ranges
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Ethnography
Hegenomy
Hegenomy The power of the dominant class or group to produce the willing consent of people for the organization of social life in ways that may or may not harm or benefit them
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Race
Racism
state-sanctioned or extralegal production and exploitation of group-differentiated vulnerability to premature death
Racism is both an attitude and the inscription of such an attitude into material practices
With Structural violence, there is no clear perpetrator, But particular powerful interests are at work and violence manifests itself as unequal power and consequently as unequal life chances
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Culture Relativism refers to understanding a culutre in its own term and is influenced by historical relativism
Race is unnatural category, with no biological basis, imposed on society for contingent historical, political, and social reasons. A “culturally structured, systematic way of looking at, perceiving and interpreting reality”
culture can broadly be understood as a system of learned and shared beliefs and behaviors that change over time.