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Anthro part 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Leaders / In control
      - Providers
      - Tough (Physically and emotionally)
      - Competetive
    - - Japan
        
        Writing poetry is masculine
      - Canada
      - Niger
        
        Expected to have larger wives as a sign of economic success
      - Scotland
        
        Wearing kilts
  - - - Long hair
      - Weak
    - - Canada
        
        thin, tall and sleek is desirable
        
        jobs were usually seated and less labour intensive
      - Current day
        
        niger
        
        more western influences and ideals
        
        less rigid
        
        male and female representation in the labour force
        
        food is less valued and easier to acquire
        
        canada
        
        more opportunity for women in the workforce
        
        more acceptance of different body types
        
        more diverse cultural influences causing differentiation in beauty standards
      - Niger
        
        larger body size is desirable
        
        stretch marks are desirable
        
        size liked to socioeconomic status
        
        did not work
        
        had servants to reduce work
- - - - Saxons
        
        Top class
        British
        Could own horses over $8
        Christian
      - Celts
        
        Irish
        Catholic
        Poor
        Could lose "White status/top status" if they supported people of colour
        Greeks/Italian/Eastern Europeans
    - - Greeks, Italians, and Eastern Europeans moved up classes
  - - - two different race parents = different treatment
- - - - every belief, action, or relationship in culture functions to meet the needs of individuals.
  - - - sub cultures
- - - - outlining
        
        elaboration and organization
        
        paper note
  - - - memorisation
        
        retrieval vs storage
        
        practice tests
- - - - positive ex
        
        reflexivity
        
        Tattoo artist guy
      - negative
        
        subjectivity
        
        mead freedman
    - - Semi Structured
        
        When you have a few weeks to do an interview
      - Unstructured
        
        When you have lots of time to do interviews
      - Structured
        
        No time, , many people
- - - - Sociolingusitics
        
        last name
      - Historical Linguistics - Historical anthropologistis compare the similarities and differences of language structures so they can understand how languages are related and how people migrated. - They're able to trace the languages of Canada's Indigenous population.
      - Structural Linguistics- the study of how sounds are put together to make meaning.
        
        language is genetic
        
        learning language is made possible by a predisposition that our brains have for the structures of languages.