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What is the definition of Colonialism?
What is the definition of Colonialism?
Historical domination impacting cultures and societies.
What are 'Armchair Anthropologists'?
What are 'Armchair Anthropologists'?
Researchers relying on second-hand accounts, not fieldwork.
What is Linear Evolutionary Theory?
What is Linear Evolutionary Theory?
Humanity's progress viewed as a straight line.
What is Scientific Racism?
What is Scientific Racism?
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What is Eugenics?
What is Eugenics?
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What was the Haitian Revolution?
What was the Haitian Revolution?
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The concept of 'Race as Biology' is scientifically accurate.
The concept of 'Race as Biology' is scientifically accurate.
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How is Race culturally constructed?
How is Race culturally constructed?
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What is 'Color as Racial Marker'?
What is 'Color as Racial Marker'?
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What is the main goal of Development?
What is the main goal of Development?
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What is Neo-Colonialism?
What is Neo-Colonialism?
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What is Arturo Escobar known for?
What is Arturo Escobar known for?
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What is the link between Debt and Tourism in Jamaica?
What is the link between Debt and Tourism in Jamaica?
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What are Environmental Conflicts?
What are Environmental Conflicts?
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What are Local Biologies?
What are Local Biologies?
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What are Gender Stereotypes?
What are Gender Stereotypes?
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What is Obeyesekere's Analysis?
What is Obeyesekere's Analysis?
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What is Critical Medical Anthropology?
What is Critical Medical Anthropology?
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What is Neoliberalism?
What is Neoliberalism?
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What is Health Insurance Bureaucracy?
What is Health Insurance Bureaucracy?
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What are Vueltas?
What are Vueltas?
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What are Cancer Inequities?
What are Cancer Inequities?
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What is Cultural Competency?
What is Cultural Competency?
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What are Chronic Pain Approaches?
What are Chronic Pain Approaches?
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What is the Jester Role?
What is the Jester Role?
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What is Democratizing Evidence?
What is Democratizing Evidence?
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What are the Paradoxes of Development?
What are the Paradoxes of Development?
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What is the Social Construction of Illness?
What is the Social Construction of Illness?
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Study Notes
Colonialism
- Historical dominance of one culture over another, impacting social structures and cultural practices.
Armchair Anthropologists
- Researchers who relied on secondary sources rather than direct fieldwork.
Linear Evolutionary Theory
- A theory positing human societies progress along a single, linear path.
Scientific Racism
- Using scientific methods to support false claims of racial superiority.
Eugenics
- A movement seeking to improve human genetic stock through selective breeding.
Haitian Revolution
- A slave uprising challenging European colonial authority.
Race as Biology
- The false concept that race has a biological basis. This is a misconception.
Cultural Construction of Race
- Race is not biologically determined but socially and culturally constructed.
Color as Racial Marker
- The significance of skin color varies across cultures and is not inherent to race.
Development
- Policies aimed at improving economic conditions.
Neo-Colonialism
- Modern practices that mimic or reproduce colonial extraction.
Arturo Escobar
- A critic of traditional development theories.
Debt and Tourism
- Economic factors that affect local economies, particularly in Jamaica.
Environmental Conflicts
- Disagreements over resources, often as a result of exploitation.
Local Biologies
- How cultural context influences health and well-being.
Gender Stereotypes
- Culturally constructed roles and expectations based on gender.
Obeyesekere's Analysis
- Perspective on depression in Sri Lanka, including cultural context.
Critical Medical Anthropology
- A study of health's social and political dimensions.
Neoliberalism
- An economic approach focusing on free-market principles.
Health Insurance Bureaucracy
- Complex procedures in healthcare insurance that can hinder access.
Vueltas
- A term referencing bureaucratic obstacles in healthcare.
Cancer Inequities
- Disparities in access to cancer care and treatment.
Cultural Competency
- Understanding and valuing cultural differences in healthcare.
Chronic Pain Approaches
- Methods used for managing long-term pain based on cultural norms.
Jester Role
- Role of anthropologies in questioning societal norms.
Democratizing Evidence
- Making research accessible to marginalized communities.
Paradoxes of Development
- Contradictions resulting from development initiatives.
Social Construction of Illness
- The idea that illness is influenced by and a product of cultural beliefs.
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Description
This quiz explores various concepts surrounding colonialism, the social constructs of race, and the historical impacts of these themes. Delve into movements like eugenics, the Haitian Revolution, and the fallacies of scientific racism. Test your knowledge of how these topics have shaped societies and cultural practices.