Nancy Scheper-Hughes argues that anthropologists must:
a) strive to be as objective as possible.
b) be critically grounded, morally engaged, and politically committed.
c) not delve into local politics while engaging in research.
d) try to maintain the idea of moral relativism.
Question 2
For the Wari, burial of the dead introduced by missionaries:
a) was a welcome change from traditional cannibalism.
b) made them remember their dead and worry about their comfort.
c) was a better means of accepting their loss.
d) was an indication that they had accepted Christianity.
Skin signs are objective evidence of an illness or disorder. They can be seen, measured, or felt.
Biological anthropologists map skeletal remains from a prehistoric site.
Young adults strive to advance their careers
The Taylor–Woods–Hughes experiment
The Taylor–Woods–Hughes experiment
Nancy borrowed $8000 from her grandfather to buy a car when she started college. The interest ...