Today, how have ethnographers' roles changed in the field?
What will be an ideal response?
Today, ethnographers are working more with informed and involved informants. As a result, their works are being read by members of their own field communities and the need for ethical relations is critically important. In addition, however, natives' increased knowledge of the outside has led as well to closer relations between anthropologists and their informants.
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a. Hindu cultures. b. Islamic cultures. c. Christian cultures. d. Asia, Africa, and Latin America. e. Europe and the United States.
Cultural rights are
A. Based on justice beyond and superior to particular countries, cultures, and religions. B. Not recognize by law C. Vested in groups D. Vested in individuals
Respond to this hypothetical example of evolution: A population of peppered moths contains individuals ranging from ones that are mostly black to ones that are mostly white
The moths that are easily seen on the barks of trees get eaten by birds. If soot from coal-burning factories makes tree trunks darker in color, then there will be __________. A. no change in color variation among peppered moths B. more light-colored peppered moths than dark ones C. an increase in the population of moth-eating birds D. more dark-colored peppered moths than light ones
Which of the following defines a mass fatality incident (MFI)?
a. any number of deaths that overwhelms local resources b. 10 or more deaths in an area at once c. three deaths that occur in rapid succession d. an incident resulting in 50+ deaths