When I was a child my parents took me to Nathdwara all the time and accepted Sometimes Sir Krishna's blessing as my parents were so religious. Therefore, I also got to that place by going there several times. Indeed, Nathdwara is located in Rajasthan province. I live in the town of Ahmedabad in the province of Gujarat. It takes 6 hours from my town to Nathdwara. This is a very important place for me and my family. Because, no matter who goes or who goes, they provide free food for the poor who are hungry. The word ethnographic comes from these two Greek words. "Ethnic" means people, "graphene" means writing. Walcott (1999) defines ethnographic journalism as a description of "customizable social behavior of identifiable groups". Ethnography is often referred to as "cultural writing" and is frequently used by anthropologists in their field surveys. This type of writing uses detailed direct handwritten explanations based on the culture researchers are immersed in the field. Ethnographic magazines usually refer to doing ethnographic magazines and writing ethnographic magazines. Therefore, the term ethnology is often used interchangeably as a way of research and writing. As a method ethnographic journal uses researchers as a key tool for data collection during field research, as Rebecca expresses here. This usually involves vertical face-to-face interactions with the research community. Because ethnographic magazines are highly variable and region specific, ethnographic journalists rely on changes in this field. This is clearly beyond the control of researchers. Ethnographic magazine. Ethnography can be said to be the most perceived and most common qualitative research method in communication. Ethnographic magazine says "All researchers are to be studied. From this point of view, researchers will study various phenomena perceived by participants and" to express these observations to others " Yes (Berg 148). One way to think about this is to learn a new culture by immersing in this culture. Please enter the research environment to observe and understand their communication. Ethnic Magazine One of the most complex and interesting aspects of cultural anthropology is ethnography. The idea that you can read stories about individual groups is interesting to many people. Through ethnographic journalism, authors repeatedly felt that they controlled and understood the individuals they write. In addition, many of these authors believe that the people they are living and learning are examples of society as a whole. This is the custom of reflecting oneself and one person. Work, self - recognition, and self - criticism. In anthropology, works by Renato Rosaldo, Ruth Behar, Dorinne Kondo are good examples. In its most obvious form (or at least the most obvious form for me) contemplation is reflected in ethnographic journalist practice.

Raybeck used most of the techniques of "think like an anthropologist" on page 71. He founded an important information provider including Yusof and Matt, conducted oral surveys of prostitutes, gathered relatives, mapped regional maps. He also participated in learning the community layout of the guardian (jaga) at night, understanding the villagers, and fulfilling their duties. (26, 54-55, 62, 112) Raybeck combines life history and case studies with semantic differences, a psycholinguistic tool for the quantitative analysis of conceptual implications. Ethnographic magazine usually reflects the desire for anthropological collectivism. In other words, the overall concept is larger than the sum of the various parts. In the case of ethnographic journalism, collectivism refers to the best understanding of culture by understanding the cultural context as much as possible. Cultural anthropologists writing ethnographic magazines are called ethnographic magazine scholars and they often use research methods called participation observations. Participation in observation is an outdoor research method used in anthropology, and anthropologists study group lives by sharing their activities. 1. Hackett summarizes the differences between anthropology and ethnographic journalism (2005: 144). Anthropology refers to a wide range of theoretical considerations, ethnology refers to an empirical field survey of specific cultures, including participation from specific cultures. Insights gained by people there. Ethnographic magazines usually refer to doing ethnographic magazines and writing ethnographic magazines. Therefore, the term ethnology is often used interchangeably as a way of research and writing. As a method ethnographic journal uses researchers as a key tool for data collection during field research, as Rebecca expresses here. This usually involves vertical face-to-face interactions with the research community. Because ethnographic magazines are highly variable and region specific, ethnographic journalists rely on changes in this field. This is clearly beyond the control of researchers.

Alex's Restaurant, The Wiseguys (Scene 1): * The four old people (and certainly the late 1960s and early 1970s) sold their cars at a boulevard dealer. I bet $ 50, they all work for Cadillac. They will come on Friday afternoon once a week. They love me. They want me to give a tough time, why do not I love them anymore, ask me when I want to escape with them. They are cartoonists of car salesmen, apparently they do not recognize it. Because she thought that the book was not an ethnographic magazine but immersive news, U - Bank avoided the term "ethnographic magazine". However, from the viewpoint of a scholar and a reader, this is the best ethnographic magazine I have read over the years. "Automation inequality" is definitely a good ethnographic matter - it provides a compelling explanation of the cultural logic surrounding specific dynamics, truly understanding the subject through the eyes of various stakeholders I encourage readers to do so. Relationship bet. Eubanks takes you to the world of technology intermediation social services and helps you to understand the real situation. She shows frustration and anxiety to these realizations, a way for social service recipients and taxpayers to be confused by erroneous promises of these technologies. She reveals politics and betting, cost and hope Ethnography is a central research method for understanding the world from the viewpoint of social relations. It is a qualitative research method based on the family (wherever it is) and overseas cultural diversity. Ethnography includes practice, field learning - as far as people are concerned, it is relevant. Ethnography is a major method of social and cultural anthropology, but it is generally an integral part of the social sciences and humanities, and it draws its way from many aspects, including natural sciences. For these reasons, ethnographic surveys include many research fields and various personal experiences, including study abroad, community internships, or internship internship. The Ethnographical Survey (ETH) Certificate Program is open to all undergraduates in all undergraduates as supplements or supplements to departments or other certificate studies.

Ethnography: Ainu world view People in Ainu are indigenous people in Japan, lonely people, and now they live only in Hokkaido islands in Hokkaido. According to a survey in 1984, the number is 24,381, which continues to rise from the lowest point of forced labor and disease in the mid-19th century, has passed through most of the standardized Japanese society and is integrated. Most of them still live in Hokkaido. Ainu 's animistic religion is closely related to other aspects of culture. Some people call the Ainu language which is the Ainu language, meaning "humanity" in Ainu language, so it is called "Utari". It is a "community's redneck". Distribution area from Sakhalin Island, Chishima, Hokkaido, Northeast Japan. Due to their geographical characteristics, Ainu is rich in diversity even if it lacks mutual understanding. Also, since the end of the 19th century, this area has been involved in a big political struggle between Japan and Russia. The Japanese government has promoted aggressive assimilation policy aggressively to the Ainu citizens in the northeast and Hokkaido. Decades later, the Ainu language is considered a dangerous language, many linguists from Europe, and the "non-golden capital" which is dedicated to recording it. Before immigrant groups arrived from the Asian continent, the Ainu occupied most of the Japanese islands. Gradually, the newbies conquered and absorbed the Ainu and became the subject of the Japanese citizens. Today, less than 20,000 Ainu people survive as a unique culture group, mainly in Hokkaido, Hokkaido. By marriage, they will soon be assimilated into a larger culture. Purely Ainu people are rare. The decline of Ainu culture began in 1868 when the country began rapid modernization and accelerated after World War II. Traditionally, Ainu people are engaged in hunting and fishing but women use sticks to gather wild fruits and nuts and to dig roots and bulbs. Today, they usually work as farmers and commercial fishery.

Everyone is killed and everyone eats. Everyone does not eat what they killed, regardless of whether we recognize them or not, these are still the two most intimate forms of communication with our environment. Approximately 40,000 Americans are killed each year for gun murder, accidents and suicide; in short, Americans use guns for threatening, killing and killing hundreds of thousands each year. These ideas left me a deep impression when I grew up in a city house: that guns are beasts, knives, arrows, spears, and if they are retained in a sense, anything becomes a weapon I can. Anthropologists like Lee and Sahlins already know this and say a lot. Mr. Sullins said, "I need to figure out the possibility that ethnographic magazines of hunters and collectors are mainly records of incomplete culture.In the early stages of colonialism, the vulnerable cycle of rituals and exchange vanish They lost their attacks and confusion when they intervened in intergroup relationships (1972: 38-39.) Diamonds also mentioned the experience of robbing collectors and hunters, and their lives "If farmers put them into the world's worst real estate, they are not dirty and barbarous" (1987: 65). Frye investigated Kerry's debate in detail and argued that these sources were mistakenly focused on current hunter and collector ethnographic magazines. The actual archaeological record of that year. . "The facts described and announced by anthropologists have been irreversibly influenced by history and the contemporary colonial state," many people have been influenced by the state society by at least 5000. Year"

"Men, fall into LPB sniper again!" For ordinary people this sounds like nonsense, but for experienced terrorist veterans this sounds a lot. Today, millions of people gather on the Internet and compete against each other in online games. One of the most popular of these is an online fix for a game half life called a counter strike. Counter-strike itself consists of two teams, players scattered between terrorists and anti-terrorists. The increasing trend in anthropological research and analysis is the use of a multilateral ethnographic magazine as discussed in George Marcus' s article "Ethnography in the World System: Emergence of Multi-ethnic Ethnographic Magazines". Regarding the culture as a macroscopic construction of the global social order, multidisciplinary ethnography uses traditional methods in different spatiotemporal places. In this way, you gain more insight as you study the impact of the global system on the community and the world society. Ethnography is a long-term survey of groups (usually culture) based on immersion and the best participation in the group. Ethnic journals may provide detailed investigation of collective activities and may include literature on populations and / or populations. This is a way to achieve a theoretical understanding of groups and cultures in different ways. The observer's question is how the details in a particular situation are related to one another. In other words, ethnography is trying to explain the interdependence of online collective behavior and interaction. Because she thought that the book was not an ethnographic magazine but immersive news, U - Bank avoided the term "ethnographic magazine". However, from the viewpoint of a scholar and a reader, this is the best ethnographic magazine I have read over the years. "Automation inequality" is definitely a good ethnographic matter - it provides a compelling explanation of the cultural logic surrounding specific dynamics, truly understanding the subject through the eyes of various stakeholders I encourage readers to do so. Relationship bet. Eubanks takes you to the world of technology intermediation social services and helps you to understand the real situation. She shows frustration and anxiety to these realizations, a way for social service recipients and taxpayers to be confused by erroneous promises of these technologies. She reveals politics and betting, cost and hope

It is not easy for ordinary critics to recognize many elements in ethnographic magazines of the performance. Musical performances interact many times between music, text, performers, audiences, and space. And these interactions help to improve performance. Most viewers do not realize that they can see so much in a single show. In the marching band 's performance by the University of Maryland, I was able to analyze the sound of the music, the background of the performance, and the interpretation of the performance. Dance, drama or music playing as a research tool and writing ethnographic journal writing are often referred to as ethnographic acting. Playing an ethnographic magazine starts with your own immersion as a performer, observing the experience of writing about human dance, drama, and music. The purpose of playing ethnographic magazines is to immerse themselves as performers while directly and personally experiencing dance, drama or music culture. Here, through his own performance experience, the understanding of creative work is closely related to cultural understanding. It is also important to briefly describe ethnographic magazines' expertise and theater in discussing ethnographic musical performances. This approach, often referred to as ethnographic magazine, is quite different from the music and dance performance ethnography described in the previous section. Ethno dramas are not research tools, but rather the most common ethnographic research in a healthy environment (see Mienczakowski 2001). More specifically, the insights gained through ethnographic surveys with information providers (medical professionals; nurses; patients) are used by theater specialists to write dramatic stories. And simulate a real health scenario. Thus, ethnodramas is similar to pre-school education and learning opportunities for nurses and students. It is not easy for ordinary critics to recognize many elements in ethnographic magazines of the performance. Musical performances interact many times between music, text, performers, audiences, and space. And these interactions help to improve performance. Most viewers do not realize that they can see so much in a single show. I was able to analyze musicals with the marching band at the University of Maryland

Ethnography is a central research method to understand the world from the viewpoint of social relations. It is a qualitative research method based on the family (wherever it is) and overseas cultural diversity. Ethnography includes practice and field learning - as far as people are concerned it is relevant. Ethnography is the main way of social and cultural anthropology, but it is generally an integral part of social science and humanities, and it draws its way from many aspects, including natural science. For these reasons, ethnographic journal surveys include many research fields and various personal experiences, including study abroad, community internships, or internship internship. The Ethnographical Evaluation (ETH) Certificate Program can be used by all undergraduate undergraduates to supplement or complement studies of departments or other certificates. (For further discussion of ethnographic magazines, see why study anthropology. The purpose of the ETH certification program is to prepare studies and internships internationally or in the US, to enhance voluntary research experience at Princeton University, to enhance experience in their academic disciplines, or to deepen personal evaluation Student 's education on ethnographic research as a resource for. Human aspect of globalization and other aspects of modern world Ethnographic research students benefit from the preparation of certain forms, including important concepts, field survey methods, research ethics principles, interpretation of agility and personal skills. Ethnologists learn by immersing themselves in the environment they are studying. As a survey method, ethnography includes a systematic collection of various kinds of data by observation, dialogue and textual research - these activities must be performed in a regional way. These are certificate courses for students to enhance their knowledge and interpersonal skills. The purpose of this program is to improve students' personal and academic experiences through ethnographic research (in the U.S. or abroad) and to combine their "distant" experience and academic work when they return from the field to campus It is to help. Overall, ethnographic magazines are related to many areas, research areas, and various personal experiences. Ethnology research certificates support core concepts and core curriculum of ethnographic magazine research methods and elective subjects to questions of ethics, methodology and cultural analysis questions, and supporting the ethnographic magazine part of students' advanced autonomous research It is. Please address these possibilities (or another document) to meet the written requirements of the program. What matters is what is an ethnographic magazine. I think that it is a church or public place to first make ethnographic journalism. My choice has changed three times, but I decided to study Spanish culture club at SIUE (Edwardsville University of South Illinois). I have made this decision because I want to know more about the experience of Hispanic students at school, their traditions, family history. Another experience to change my topic is happening. Yu Banks avoided the term "ethnographic magazine". She thinks that the book is immersive rather than ethnographic. But as seen from my scholar and reader, this is the best ethnographic magazine I have read over the years. "Automation inequality" is definitely a good ethnographic matter - it provides a compelling explanation of the cultural dynamism surrounding a specific dynamism, and what it sees from various stakeholders' eyes I will encourage readers to truly understand. That is a stake. Eubanks takes you to the world of technology intermediation social services and helps you to understand the reality. She shows the frustration and anxiety brought about by these realizations, that is, how social service recipients and taxpayers are confused by erroneous promises of these technologies. She reveals politics and inter

Contemporary witch ethnic magazine in America, the practice of new heathen growth has turned many people up. The misunderstanding of religion has made dark magic ceremonies run and equate practitioners with the general concept of a typical "witch" to participate in demonic inspiration carnival. A few years later, the Neo-Pagan community, like the Christian community, removed many misunderstandings by showing that many of them are not involved in activities but are involved in religious beliefs. New heathens are communities such as Wicca, Druids, Asatru, Shamanism, New Native American, etc. bringing ancient pagan and magical traditions to the present age. Neopagan is a collective term for all kinds of beliefs, and there are many things in common. Several new infidels stuck to other beliefs such as Christianity and Judaism and discovered that there was no inconsistent practice of new paganism. Some believe that supremacy exists. Many people believe in God and Goddess - duality. Many people believe that there are countless souls in the universe and nature - God and Goddess - God is everything and everything is in it, it is God. Great earth, or nature is highly worshiped. Divinity is intrinsic and can be revealed to anyone at any time in various ways. Magic: Magic, natural worship, worship of the gods and goddess, pagan and new customs, various groups. In modern form, it is the revival of pagan religion (new paganism) and the worship of "gods and goddesses" before "Christianity". A general belief is "Do what you want and not hurt anyone." The works of Llewellyn World Wide Ltd. further promote pop culture, movies and television programs. For example, The Craft, Practical Magic, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and Charmed will help young people and children attract this growing religion. Please look at the magic. Available files Modern New Devil 's roots are activities inspired by it like 19th - century romanticism and British druids (but it claims to be an older lineage). Sometimes related to extreme nationalism, Europeans knew about new pagan groups and emotions before the Second World War, but modern new paganism was almost a product of the 1960s. New heathens influenced by psychiatrist Carl Jung and writer Robert Graves are more interested in nature and archeological psychology than nationalism.

Shopping is more than mere chores and also experienced. Purchasing clothes is a special personal decision, and you can make shoppers with various incentives choose a specific store rather than others. Some consumers are irritated because they want to go to a shop to confirm that they belong to a particular social class and other consumers want to negotiate. According to Daniel Miller's view of "loving a supermarket", consumer behavior in supermarkets tends to fall into two categories of "shopper handling" and "plain shoppers". Services purchased at actual shops and online stores, and shopping motivation service marketing magazine, May 2007, Vol. Issue 21: Issue 3 p200 - 212, 13 p; Summary: Purpose - This survey is based on their perceptions of whether products or services are most frequently purchased, when consumers use a specific shopping model And an online store) for the purpose of searching. Idea This paper is developed using a multi method strategy including both primary and secondary research. In this regard, I will rely on evident theory as the basis of the secondary strategy (Saunders et al., 2003). In connection with the main research strategy, I will combine the questionnaire and detailed interview. The questionnaire will provide me with extensive findings, and a thorough interview will allow me to keep up with important issues in the subject areas. Ethnography is a qualitative research method from the field of anthropology, but it applies to other fields as well. Ethnography is a thorough study of culture and culture. Therefore, ethnographic research often seems to be very different compared to other research designs. Several aspects of ethnographic journalism are distinguished from research methods such as phenomenology and case studies. First of all, ethnographic research takes a long time. Traditionally ethnographic journalists have spent at least a year as a cultural member they are learning. This long-term data collection gives local people the opportunity to understand and familiarize ethnographers, allowing ethnologists to build relationships of trust with local people. Ethnolog magazine scholars today spend as much time as possible to gather data for the past year or more.

In addition to the leader of the ceremony, there are 13 assistants representing 13 colonies. They raised the national flag in the order of colonial creation and cut the flag to indicate the dismantlement of the colony. Then the assistant puts their stripes into the incinerator. This situation continues until all debris enters the incinerator and the flame ignites. When ceremonial participants saw the flag burning, the ceremonial leader said: "Nothing really ended before being forgotten. Freedom, courage and honor are just a few examples of the American flag. Each flag represents something, but for the Americans, the flag symbolizes the country it is flying over. The American flag symbolizes the people of this country and shows what many people do for that, including giving life. Many wars are under the American flag, and we encourage everyone to remain strong. Agreement of the flag is sufficient to symbolize the United States, but efforts and struggles made can not pass through. For many countries, the flag is only a symbol of the country, but there are more meanings behind the American flag. The American flag represents freedom, courage and honor, which is beyond what most countries can say. Many of the stripes and stars carefully placed on the American flag have their own meanings and create a masterpiece dancing in America's wonderful sky. The American flag flew forever in commemoration of the courage to fight for American freedom. What is the American flag? What does it stand for? For many Americans, the flag represents freedom, pride and justice. Our banner represents freedom as we need to lose a lot of lives in history in order to become our country today. The American flag is proud because many American soldiers sacrificed their lives for us. Finally, our flags represent justice, because in the United States we have the right to have a fair trial whatever we commit any crime. Another view of the American flag is red, white, and blue. Some Americans believe that all the blood of the battlefield is red. In our great American country, the color and victory of the other victories is white. Finally, because I lost my life in the war, I felt sad or sad blue

Everyone is killed and everyone eats. Everyone does not eat what they killed, regardless of whether we recognize them or not, these are still the two most intimate forms of communication with our environment. Approximately 40,000 Americans are killed each year for gun murder, accidents and suicide; in short, Americans use guns for threatening, killing and killing hundreds of thousands each year. These ideas left me a deep impression when I grew up in a city house: that guns are beasts, knives, arrows, spears, and if they are retained in a sense, anything becomes a weapon I can. Anthropologists like Lee and Sahlins already know this and say a lot. Mr. Sullins said, "I need to figure out the possibility that ethnographic magazines of hunters and collectors are mainly records of incomplete culture.In the early stages of colonialism, the vulnerable cycle of rituals and exchange vanish They lost their attacks and confusion when they intervened in intergroup relationships (1972: 38-39.) Diamonds also mentioned the experience of robbing collectors and hunters, and their lives "If farmers put them into the world's worst real estate, they are not dirty and barbarous" (1987: 65). Frye investigated Kerry's debate in detail and argued that these sources were mistakenly focused on current hunter and collector ethnographic magazines. The actual archaeological record of that year. . "The facts described and announced by anthropologists have been irreversibly influenced by history and the contemporary colonial state," many people have been influenced by the state society by at least 5000. Year"

Carpoli in promoting cultural changes: undergraduates exploring life can participate in ethnographic research, the philosophy of using Carpoli's interdisciplinary ethnography of "learning by doing" is a cultural culture And members of the community. Semi-structured interview, ethnographic magazine and automatic appearance observed by students and participants from more than 40 professional fields and cultural investigations, research and development subjects "Introduction to cultural anthropology" course Dr. Collee Kaligan at school Ethnographic collection data They are using qualitative coding techniques to analyze data and participate in consensus building activities to develop strategies to promote cultural change in Cal Poly. Under the guidance of student data, Dr. Karargan further investigation is a key stakeholder over an effective solution strategy, the possibility of leading to cultural phenomenon exclusive behavior and disciplinary separation By creating a case study of ethnographic data including campus students, dean, dean, teachers, the Carrigan and ACC team reached approximately 515 people. This project is comprised of the office of President Calpoli, the fund-raising project funds the principal's office, research, scholarship and creative activities, the campus comprehensively fosters, promotes the change of consistency and the change of consistency I will. ASEE Conference Paper, June 2017: "Let's engage in comprehensive cultural change by a new way to clarify brief explanations" [Diversification of science education research method Best Paper Award] There are interdisciplinary fieldwork methods that introduce methods from cultural research, media research, science and technology research, and appear in a multi-regional ethnographic magazine. In a multinational ethnographic magazine, we examine the topic of tracking across the boundary between space and time. For example, since multi-site ethnography is transmitted through the global capitalist network, it may follow "items" such as specific items. Multi-local ethnographic magazines are also displayed in metaphor and are displayed in multiple periods of multiple places and ethnicities, may appear in diaspora, stories and rumors More ethnologic places, biographies and individuals or groups, When moving to space and time. It may also follow a contradiction beyond the boundary. Nancy Scheper - Hughes' work on the international black market for human organs trading is an example of a multinational ethnographic magazine. Carpoli in promoting cultural changes: undergraduates exploring life can participate in ethnographic research, the philosophy of using Carpoli's interdisciplinary ethnography of "learning by doing" is a cultural culture And members of the community. Semi-structured interview, ethnographic magazine and automatic appearance observed by students and participants from more than 40 professional fields and cultural investigations, research and development subjects "Introduction to cultural anthropology" course Dr. Collee Kaligan at school Ethnographic collection data

Wall Street is New York's financial district, the world's largest stock exchanger, and there are major exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, New York Stock Exchange and the New York Commercial Exchange. This and other people made New York the world's leading financial center. Stanley Ho's ethnographic magazine aims to explore Wall Street culture, in particular the role of financial institutions in American companies. Over the years, Wall Street companies and investors have been ups and downs about their business. H: Understanding the human experience of the world is the key to anthropology, ethnographic magazine is the main way we do this work. The purpose of ethnography is to regard human activities as social behavior in social and spatial organization. People-centered user experience design approach is clearly rooted in social and cultural anthropology. Ethnography is often simplified to participant observation (this is our signature approach), but interviews, dialogue with important information providers, free lists (important for explaining ideas / concepts) Requiring people to use terminology) This research lists only a few. These are common ways to be found in various terms in user-centered design space. This investigation method was promoted by anthropologists such as Franz Boas and Margaret Mead in the late nineteenth century. In addition, ethnographic journalism is essentially cooperative and reflective. Visual ethnographic journalists focus on the study of human behavior by visual means. In this case, describing and expressing ethnographic journalism, cultural and social methods as experiences means incorporating visual methods into data collection and analysis of ethnographic work. Images captured, such as digital photos and movies / videos, represent people's actual experiences and ethnographic journalists seek to achieve these experiences through internal personal perspectives on the cultures and communities being studied .

Charles Marius Barbour's Ethnographic Magazine and Canadian folklore was born on Santo Marie Borse on March 5, 1883, and Charles Marius Burbo is widely considered as the first educated anthropologist in Canada. He graduated from Laval University in Quebec in 1907 and graduated from law, but he never practiced the law. After graduation, Marius was awarded the Cecil Rhodes scholarship as the first French Canadian winner. By doing this, I studied at Oxford University and I was introduced to the field of anthropology that appeared there. In this exhibition, Marius Barbeau, organizer and founder of Canadian anthropology, says "The creative design of Indians and the wonderful craftsmanship deeply rooted in the consciousness of his country" (Barbeau, Exhibit 3) "Local Artist" I saw surprisingly decorated fitness and beauty. It will also try to understand the regional diversity of the West Coast. The organizer believes that Aboriginal art is characterized by "real Canadian inspiration" (ibid, 4), and this function is conserved and "active" before "disappear under the penetration of trade and civilization" I believe it should be converted (ibid) Charles Marius Barbour's Ethnographic Magazine and Canadian folklore was born on Santo Marie Borse on March 5, 1883, and Charles Marius Burbo is widely considered as the first educated anthropologist in Canada. He graduated from Laval University in Quebec in 1907 and graduated from law, but he never practiced the law. After graduation, Marius was awarded Cecil Rhodes Scholarship as the first French Canadian winner, was able to study at Oxford University, and was introduced to emerging people there. As the holiday season approaches, I think it is correct. Please enter the theme of the traditional Thanksgiving. Only my family, the Puerto Rican, and the white family can explain. To my knowledge, our festival at Thanksgiving is not always traditional. So, please do not use why I use this homework as a way to learn more about holidays and celebrate it in the United States. A fairy tale from a French Canadian such as Marius Barbeau, Michael Hornyansky, Golden Phoenix, 1958. I am convinced that this is a book. I am still confused about multiple entries in the directories "Scurvyhead" and "Sir Goldenhair". I think these are two parts of the same story. The boy called himself "Scurvyhead" to explain why he wore a mop and later called "Sir Goldenhair". I think it is necessary to obtain a copy of this book! I thank Harriet for having this wonderful website.

"You came to the village where people started listening to echoes in this calm environment," and educate the readers. The value of such a work is directly related to the familiarity of the author to the culture. For example, people who are familiar with the situation have different opinions, but bias is different. Elizabeth Warnock Fernea outlined the ethnographic magazine of the village in Iraq at her work 'Sheikh's Guest'. In her book Fernea takes into account gender factors and their impact on the role of women in Iraq, as well as expectations of social structure based on gender identity Fernea, a woman of Harlem called Beeja, We will provide information. Because it reflects the culture of the Orient, her role in women and men's life, and her husband's life. There is a clear difference between Beeja's chief's wife, especially with Selma's wife. It provides an interesting perspective to men and women of different cultures. There are many countries, each country has its own culture. A woman named Elizabeth Fenea went to one of the country. Her husband Bob accompanied B. J (Elizabeth Fenia) to accompany an anthropological excursion. There are many cultures there, but there is no "right" culture. Elizabeth Fernea is immersed in the culture of Iraq and has never had an ethnocentric view. In this ethnographic magazine, we've seen a lot of attempts and errors, and we slowly see Sheik 's guest writers slowly integrating themselves into this new culture. The author really understands the way to live abroad. In this article we will cover various aspects such as the position and power of women in Iraq. I will also explain gender factors and their impact on Iraqi women. Elizabeth Warnock Fenia was playing respected guests in the community of Iraqi village, but accepted an incredible level of female conquest. There is quite a double standard in this culture, and there is little expectation for men. In contrast, the explanation of Fernaire, known as the harem of Harlem, shows how the ancient culture supports women's conquest and the inherent differences between these structures and Western culture.

Rent from the world's largest e-book store and save it. Read notes on the Web, tablet and on the phone and highlight it and take notes The term "ethnographic magazine" comes from Greek (Ethnos), which means "company, then nation, state" and "graphic", which means "to write". The ethnographic journal survey focuses on large-scale cultural groups that interact over time. Ethnography is a qualitative approach to social science that focuses on observing social practices and interactions. Its purpose is not to impose a deductive structure or frame, but observe the situation and treat everything as strange or unique. Ethnography is a special social work created by human interaction. This is the focus of this chapter and we are considering the methodological basis of ethnographic research. Two key data collection tools were explored: participant observation and informal interview. Next, I will introduce a more concrete method for doing art research, namely ethnography and ethnography. In this chapter we will also examine the influence of technology in the era of globalization and the characteristics of virtual ethnography. Subsequently, this chapter will explain the practicality of capturing ethnographic data using local travel and audiovisual technology. . In this paper, we first explain ethnographic research to explain the essence of ethnographic research. There are three important changes in the formation of ethnographic magazines in ethnographic research. It will also be the focus of this paper. Therefore, you can better understand and use ethnographic magazine as an anthropologist. These three changes have similarities and differences, and these changes are perfectly considered as the importance of the change. We also consider examples of actual ethnographic surveys to provide evidence of demographic surveys along with clear rules and guidelines to explain other cultures. To increase our discussion, we evaluate ethnographic magazines and we study the pros and cons of using this inquiry method.

Responsive Movies - There are three themes in the Silko & Benedict ceremony pointed out by Janet Talman's reply, Rue Benedict's Pueblo Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Model, Leslie Mamon Silco novels. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Acclaimed novelist, poet and essayist Leslie Mamon Cirko are known for empathic treatment of Native American themes. Born in 1948 by photographer Lee Marmon and his wife Mary Virginia Leslie, Marmon Silko is a tradition of Laguna Pueblo, Mexico and American American. Her mixed ancestors influenced her work in myriad ways. Marmon Circo grew up at the edge of Laguna Pueblo's book, and the earliest experience was positioned among cultures. In an interview with Alan Velie, "I am a mongrel dog, but I know Laguna," Mormon Silko deepens her relationship with her tribe through her book. And the tradition of storytelling. In 1974, she announced a collection of poetry called Laguna Woman. Marmon Silko also acknowledges the impact of family stories on her approach and vision. She began in the late 1960s and is considered to be a major contributor to the American literature and art renaissance. Author: Janet Thalmann, Ruth Benedict's Tribal Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Patterns and Leslie Marmon · West ERKE Novel "Ceremony" has three themes. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Because The text above Leslie Marmon Silko's novel "Ceremony" highlights the important role that storytelling plays in Pueblo culture. It also accurately summarizes the white group's repeated attempts to destroy Pueblo culture by destroying that ceremony. These attempts started in 1540 and continued until the 1930s, but the basic elements of Pueblo myth and ritual survived. However, as Silko announced at the ceremony, the period from the Second World War to the present is more subtle than the early Spanish conquest, but it is dangerous but became a new threat to Pueblo Webelo's Culture continues. In order to fully explain the threat the modern world had on the ritual life of Pueblo, we must first propose Pueblo geography, background myths and the corresponding ritual background.

Ashford intends to study the transition to democracy, but in his research he tried over the bigger problem, the presence of a witch. Then Ashfords directed his research towards dangers or spiritual instability related to magic and magic. Over the years, the Soweto people in South Africa have dealt with violence and poverty. Society is full of many different cultures and languages, and they are all trying to escape the power of magic that exposes all evil. In South Africa, the magical rituals are called witch doctors and they are explained as a therapist for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. To better explain the influence of magic in South Africa, I will analyze South African ethnographic magazines, magic, violence and democracy written by Adam Ashford. Ash Force first visited Soweto in South Africa in 1990, where he was fascinated by culture and politics. Ashford, with a religious totem in particular, intends to study change in America. It is a square cloth with 13 red and white lines and 50 stars on an overhead pole. They raised their flags in almost every aspect of their lives. They are located in national shrines, cathedrals, houses and all classrooms. Every morning, schools across the country pray the children to the flags and ask them to guarantee their loyalty. 10 In the late 20th century, the relevance of the magic belief in South Africa was seen at Adam Ashford. Mademo: The man is confused. Cape Town and Chicago: David Phillips Press and the University of Chicago Press, 2000 and Edwin Riggen. "Meaning of political violence in rural areas - significance of anti-magic attack" Unpublished research paper No. 5 submitted to the Center for Violence and Reconciliation in South Africa on June 29, 1989. Available from http://www.wits.ac.za/csvr/papers/papritch.htm South Africa reported violent incidents related to India ranging from rape to murder and parents who abandoned magic. United Nations officials explain murder as tens of thousands of people all over the world and the number of strikes and evictions can reach millions. In 2009, Jeff Crisp, the head of the United Nations refugee agency, said, "This is becoming an international problem - it is a form of persecution and violence spread all over the world."

We are all familiar with how children interact and play together. Through these interactions, you can clearly see their curiosity, energetic attitude and familiarity. However, an important part of their interaction is ignored. We are not considering too many children humming the song or putting together a small syllable into a small song, but paying close attention, how music is incorporated into the life of the child I understand. After reading Patricia · Sheba · Campbell's "Songs on their heads: music in child's life and their significance", I know that children have the concept of music since such a young age. There is no knowledge According to a study by Dr. Patricia Shehan Campbell of the University of Washington, "Music for expressing meaning to youth inside and outside the school" represents the significance and importance of music participation in junior high and high school. Including those who have registered, but who have never participated in school music courses. This survey was conducted by 1,155 people who posted student articles in youth magazines as part of an online contest to ask young people to call out to prevent music classes from going on further at schools across the country Based on answers from young people. According to the survey results, teenagers show the following things. Music reflects the culture and society of the United States, there are 333 references on skills that music education can provide, such as the historical and cultural significance of music in civilization and society (University of Washington, Patricia). Dr. Shehan Campbell, "Meaning of music for young people" inside and outside the school ") Teachers (89%) and parents (82%) regard music education as creativity, a source of skills in the 21st century attention It is highly likely that young people will stand out from the growing competitive global economy (NAMM Foundation and Grunwald Associates LLC, 2015. Resonance: General on K-12 music education in the United States Expectations and Beliefs: 2015) We listen to what young people are talking to us as music that is a common necessity to us and as a constant presence in their lives. Music is their social connection and a bridge of acceptance and tolerance for people of different ages and cultural environments. - Study of NAMM Foundation's "Learning for Learning", Dr. Patricia Shehan Campbell, 2008 is indispensable to complete education, and music teachers will learn how students can succeed in acquiring and achieving long-term practice . Learning music teaches children how to confront tasks, how to build confidence, and how to achieve academic success. In addition, playing music can give young people an opportunity to have fun breathing in a difficult life. Children express their culture in the classroom through musicals. When children are placed on their device, children dance, make songs and play instruments. Campbell emphasizes how children are enthusiastic about music all day, they use music to express themselves, interact with others, and entertain themselves. This literature review explores the relationship between culture and musicals in children, families, and schools. These different cultures influence the children's music education; through battle games, where children can independently explore their own world, there must be a bridge between each person. As a music educator, if we want to encourage children to bring the knowledge learned from the culture of their families into the culture of their school, we have to spend time listening to the musical in the classroom and observing them not. The power of musical play: The value of the child-centered curriculum based on the game in early childhood music education

Support for research, development and protection of scientific research on Philippines, physics and natural sciences, including economics and ecological anthropology, ethnography / ethnology, linguistics and paleontology. Before Boas believed that anthropology and ethnology were independent sciences in the era of reason, they studied race and ethnic diversity separately. Ethnographic magazines and ethnology are not about "other" cultures but about all countries of all ages. After G. W. Leibniz, researchers in these fields mainly classified people according to their language. Franz Boas specialized in comprehensive research on anthropology from the 1880s to the 20th century. "This rich book will be useful for researchers involved in ethnographic research, anthropology, folklore, history of science, and white studies since the colonial era. Enter all these solid positions Please. "- Stephanie Reach, Islamic country Boas is an innovative and productive researcher who has contributed to statistical physics anthropology, linguistics, and American Indian ethnographic journals. By the turn of the century he was the most influential man in the field of anthropology. His reputation in anthropology is equivalent to his great influence as teachers and researchers in all four areas of anthropology (physical anthropology, linguistics, cultural anthropology and archeology). In folklore and art. His first doctoral student was Alfred Kroeber, a great pioneer of American anthropology, and in collaboration with the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, helped spread Boas' theory to the coast. . There are four subfields of archeology, physics (present "biology") anthropology, linguistics (present "linguistic anthropology") and ethnology (present "social anthropology"). This view of anthropology is different from the view of European tradition that linguistics and social anthropology remain strictly separate subjects in the majority of the 20th century. The use of the mother tongue, the same applies to theory. Influenced by the methodology of Bronislaw Malinowski (1884 - 1942), he wrote about the importance of linguistic research on anthropological understanding of human society. Therefore, European scholars who have similar research interests in North American linguists are more likely to find them in linguistics, foreign languages ​​and literature, folklore, communication, sociology or psychology.

Eye of the believer's automatic psychology closes the face of an angel of sacred prayer, Hindu slang, breath taking gas, gin balin valine, unadjusted guitar, rattles, bell, stick, probably powerful but tablass , Rehearsal was not good ... "She is a gasping guy," they said. In many cases there is little evidence to complicate label minimization. "Well, basically, we gather, breathe and sing a little." This is usually a line that emphasizes that I am involved in "the art of life" - in a nutshell Present as outsider If you play in the fly habitat, you will probably feel it. Carolyn ELLIS published five books and four editing collections, and the latest one is "Ethnic I: Automatic Ethnographic Method Fiction"; Revision: Automated Psychology of Life and Work Learn, and automatic music photography: sing automated human behavior / make music personal. She has published many articles, chapters and personal stories in descriptive performance of qualitative research, focusing on sadness, loss, and trauma. Her current research focuses on interactive interviews with co-survivors of the Holocaust and co-witnesses. The purpose of this paper is to review literature on automatic demography as research method. It first explains the meaning of automatic demographic, or evokes a story and takes into account the special features of this approach. This article continues to explore the advantages, limitations, and criticisms of this research method since its appearance in the 1980s. Finally, I will explain another approach to evaluate automatic ethnography. For more information on the translation project, please visit the website. Primerosedescriiráloqueificaeltéminoautootetnografíaonarrativaevocativa, yseanalizaránlascatrííasasassalessalessalesdeestemétododededeacacíon. The back artists explore Las Vegas, restricted lifestyle, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism. Finalmente, los diferentes are using utilities for evaluation Here, I will explain the simple history of automatic ethnography, especially in the field of communication. Next, I will explain the main functions of automatic ethnography and decide the purpose of performing automatic ethnography survey. Finally, we provide three examples of how we deal and write automated demographic methods. The term "automatic electrocardiogram" first appeared for the first time in the 1970s. Heider (1975) uses "ethnographic magazine" to explain the practices of cultural members explaining culture. Goldschmidt (1977) states that all ethnographic magazines are "ethnographic magazines" and ethnographic expression gives personal beliefs, opinions and observations (p. 294). Hayano (1979) refers to "Ethnic magazine" (p. 99) to explain researchers who "wrote an ethnographic magazine for their own race".

Sherman Aleksey's novel 'Absolutely true diary of part-time Indians' is centered on American indigenous boys living in Indian settlements. The boy always lived in the same reserve as the family lived in. He was a white school in the first year of high school. Through transformation of his cultural boundaries, teenagers meet white Americans who speak white, normal, and American teenage words. Through his experience, Junior wrote a diary. • Automatic demographics (200 points) Automatic demographics is an analysis of your experience over a period of time. It reflects a thoughtful consideration of the interaction between self and culture. This article should be a personal story that understands the cultural background of anomalies in modern American history (and what is taught during study abroad), including information from the distribution of reactive journals and introspective observations. As a class discussion. Paper should be at least 7 pages in length, enter, double and label properly (using APA). In the last lesson, we will share your insights in the last paper. Students should introduce things that can share papers. We need to participate in this final evaluation The purpose of this paper is to review literature on automatic demography as research method. It first explains the meaning of automatic demographic, or evokes a story and takes into account the special features of this approach. This article continues to explore the advantages, limitations, and criticisms of this research method since its appearance in the 1980s. Finally, I will explain another approach to evaluate automatic ethnography. For more information on the translation project, please visit the website. Primerosedescriiráloqueificaeltéminoautootetnografíaonarrativaevocativa, yseanalizaránlascatrííasasassalessalessalesdeestemétododededeacacíon. The back artists explore Las Vegas, restricted lifestyle, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism, liberalism. Finalmente, los diferentes are using utilities for evaluation

The ethnographic magazine of the performance brought many complex problems to ethnomusicologists. Ethnologist Michelle Kisliuk argued that 'attention to ethnography is clearly important for the performance of ethnography' (1997, p. 41) when investigating problems of field research and expression. Kislik outlined three mutually dependent issues. I would like to consider two of them here. Her first question is about the concept and location of the "field" used in field work, the second part is about the language used for describing ethnographic magazines. This discussion led to consideration of the rhetorical device of the text of his country. It also indicates the need for a more ethnographic approach to contemplation and dialogue, requiring authors to elaborate on their assumptions, opinions and positions. Furthermore, it is necessary to consult the "subject" of ethnographic journalism so that ethnographic criticism of ethnographic magazine's epistemological proposition does not mean that it should be worthy or abandoned. There is no fundamental epistemological difference between ethnographic magazine studies and multilevel novels. For both, the aim is not to create a world picture of "the world", but to create empathy and expand the range of human solidarity (Rorty, 1989). Therefore, ethnographic journalism has personal, poetic, and political reasons, not epistemological reasons. From the perspective of positivism, I can not agree with an ethnologist's epistemology theory to a certain extent. First of all, two of them, ethnographic journalists and positivists, have stated several findings to obtain information. However, the information gained by information ethnographers is quite different from what the positivists are trying to achieve in their research. As mentioned earlier, ethnography uses the observation and participation methods to understand the culture and behavior of social groups. Taking the experience of Burawoy (1979) as an example, he is an ethnographic journalist who enters a factory worker society to obtain information about why workers are not working hard. Burawoy's research philosophy is to see the world through the eyes of the workers in which he works and to understand their emotions and emotions. Silverman (1998) also pointed out that "all qualitative social studies do not have an agreed doctrine." In this course, I will explain the outline of ethnographic research to students. We will study all parts of the ethnographic journal process, from conceptual work on project development and design to practical problems surrounding ethnographic research. This course is for graduate students at all stages of ethnographic research. Students can not obtain units of ANTH 287 and COGR 285 and ETHN 287. Using a major theoretical approach, discussion and national research framework, a critical analysis, topic or research subject on how existing scholarship in the field of national research gives information on specific research questions A consistent theoretical framework has been established to effectively summarize, synthesize and evaluate specific subjects of related ethnographic literature.

Find a discourse community that you are interested in whether you are interested. You may be a member of the discourse community; you may be an outsider. For our purposes, the discourse community can be any group that sees itself as a group. Some possibilities include church groups, friendship or girls fraternity, clubs or teams, social organizations, scholarly or professional organizations. As your goal is to make an interesting and insightful analysis of the conversation community, you will use this material to gather from your observations and interviews. The analysis is a description of all the information you collect. Learn what you have learned in the conversation community and tell it to the reader. In order to help you learn and explore the concept of the discourse community, you do discourse community ethnography. Please choose two discourse communities that are interesting to you or to you. A preliminary research question is proposed: "What is the purpose and characteristics of this discourse community?" Find the first answer to this research question for the two chosen discourse communities, 5 (6) - Write a report on page 6 (6). I will investigate the community in detail and answer survey questions. We will also analyze similarities and differences between the two selected discourse communities.

A: My interest in social work started from my young age. When I was a high school student, I began to attend my school's church and actively participated in church youth groups. Then I was first introduced about the service meaning and the real meaning of helping others. As part of our activities, we will provide homeless food and volunteer to the rehabilitation hospital. By participating in these activities, I became interested in homeless people and elderly people. Another way I am interested in social work is the father of a classmate. He is a social worker in this county. The National Social Analysis Pilot Incident was partially supported by the Environmental and Social Sustainable Development Trust Fund (TFESSD), "Social Window" that also contributed to systematic organization of case studies and organization of macro society analysis meetings It was done. Low-income countries (LICUS) trust funds with little stress contributed to the field survey and systematization of Haiti's lawsuits. The Japan Trust Fund contributed to the systematization of pilot cases and field surveys of integrated poverty assessment and social evaluation in Guinea-Bissau. UK Ministry of International Development (DFID) supports implementation of Angola National Social Analysis (CSA) Ethnography is usually an example of a case study found in case studies of communication. Ethnography is an explanation, interpretation and analysis of cultural or social groups through field research on the natural environment of the group studied. The main way to investigate ethnographic magazines is to thoroughly observe that researchers observe research participants for a long time in their own environment. Case studies used in research are often called case methods and case manuals in education, unlike use in education. Teaching case studies is a very popular educational method in many fields such as business education and science education. Harvard Business School is the best developer and user to teach case studies. Business school teachers usually create case studies for specific learning purposes

In liquidating Karenjos, her aim is to study the relationship between American companies and the world's largest financial centers. . . Wall Street. Since she put all three years of research in ethnography, I understood Hos' determination to understand the full meaning of Wall Street on the first page of the first chapter. The first topic of interpretation is the Wall Street relationship, which is based on the staff 's ruling culture, irresponsibility for their American business, and the constant change that has occurred during that process. My highlight is to ask Karen Ho of the University of Minnesota to analyze the inner world of Wall Street venture capitalists and brokers. She believes that US companies have been liquidated based on many field surveys. The company is currently viewed as a set of assets - ready to sell on-demand and sell it on demand to maximize profits in a short period of time. It is clear why this is problem for people working in the company, but it is also a concern for anthropologists engaged in business activities. Enterprise-oriented people need to be confident in the company's long-term future to invest in the creation and innovation of people-oriented products and services. Companies under pressure from shareholder pressure are obliged to continue defense. If you just budget incrementally rather than destructive innovation, its future will be in danger. In liquidating Karenjos, her aim is to study the relationship between American companies and the world's largest financial centers. . . Wall Street. Since she put all three years of research in ethnography, I understood Hos' determination to understand the full meaning of Wall Street on the first page of the first chapter. The first topic of interpretation is the Wall Street relationship, which is based on the staff 's ruling culture, irresponsibility for their American business, and the constant change that has occurred during that process. When investor confidence in Wall Street and American companies reached a record minimum, as many people asked many questions about whether they should keep investing, Levitt is the mainstay of Wall Street He also offered his own experience as a regulatory body. He is a stock broker (they are salesmen, straightforward), company financial statements (often hidden), mutual fund managers (remembering the people they are actually working on), and other aspects of business We have everything to protect and strengthen the necessary tools for the future economy.

The Holocaust was a devastating event that killed millions of innocent people and demonstrated the inhumane existence of mankind to the world. This dark era in the history of the world shows overwhelming violence and atrocities against the Jewish race that led to genocide. Genocide has not originated from the Holocaust, it is not a spontaneous occurrence. Many warning signs in world affairs helped Germany and Adolf Hitler form the basis for the rise in the level of human degradation (mission statement). These warning signs during the Holocaust include Anti-Semitism, Hitler Youth, Ethnography, Ghetto, Rhodes Island, Crystal Knight, Slaughter, Exile from the Pacific. But this is surprising, it is not a trap to destroy my life, or to be hopelessly hit by the deterioration of what happens in the news every day. It is full of joy. Just like watching me, I can do whatever I want to do. Now you are an adult, an adult is responsible. To me this means letting my son get dressed, letting him eat 3 meals a day and let him take him to school. Let's go to a grocery store to buy sandwiches, cereals, English muffins, eggs, apples. Please pay all bills to manage the repair of the house, we still have another state and we will continue to do so. So all these things still need to be done, I still have to do this Ordinary people will have trouble getting to know business is dead, and as the empire grows, workers are getting poorer. Jeff bezos is growing. He will work with corrupt intelligence agencies to manipulate and promote Americans, widen the gap between wealthy people and the poor, and would like to become the king of the world. This is a person who stands up in an unregulated capitalist system. Money rewards people who were closed (or never born), who were felt sympathetic and upset by hurting others by misusing others. In a system where money rewards sick sickness and money is equal to power, this means that we are forced to fall into a system of antisocial control. The rich are allied to each other and are allied with defense and intelligence agencies to ensure that their empire keeps expanding.

As an anthropologist of cultural anthropology, I participated in my observation and did my best. Choosing my theme is the most difficult for me. There are many choices for coming to America, I can choose to study. So, what should I do? In Lexington, Kentucky, I decided to study sports events that Americans call basketball. As soon as I entered a big metal bird, I saw a wild cat holding a round orange ball. General Anthropology, Anthropology 101 People of the World (Introduction to Cultural Anthropology), Anthropology 203 Latin America · Caribbean Culture, Anthropology 340 Medical Anthropology, Anthropology 405 Gender, Evolution and Humanity, Anthropology 468 Culture and Food, Anthropology 498 Seminar on health ethnology, anthropology 529.1 Ethnology of ethnology in ethnology biology, anthropology 529.2 Caribbean school of ethnography and community development, anthropology 4-500 Workshop on methods of agriculture field, anthropology 554 As an anthropologist of cultural anthropology, I participated in my observation and did my best. Choosing my theme is the most difficult for me. There are many choices for coming to America, I can choose to study. So, what should I do? In Lexington, Kentucky, I decided to study sports events that Americans call basketball. - "Human law in contemporary Catholic anthropology" Abstract: In the following we will explore the concept of freedom, the resurgence of the basic measure of humanity, in the work of Carol Voitira (Pope John Paul II) . I also studied the concepts of the people Karol Votila found in his work "Love and Responsibility" and the resume of Evangelium being sought. And it confirmed human unparalleled value.

Once Splunk is up and running, download the sample data file from http://www.splunk.com/base/images/Tutorial/tutorialdata.zip. After downloading sample data, select [Add data] on the [Data] panel and add data to Splunk. Following the remaining steps of the experiment, Splunk should display a message confirming that the upload was successful. Next, move on to Splunk Search and continue the experiment. For searching, there are functions such as a search bar and a time range selector that selects the time range in which events can be drawn. Data collection and analysis: Collect and analyze data and business intelligence from internal sources (such as sales team and marketing team) and external sources (customers, prospects, analysts, market research, competitive analysis, etc.). Analyzing this data gives you the information to create a reasonable strategy and roadmap level decision to increase user satisfaction. At the same time, PM defines and analyzes indicators indicating product success. The work of product marketing is still very ambiguous. In fact, it is one of the few duties that covers both product, marketing and sales. It is a link between the technology and business world, on the one hand technology and products, and on the other hand between sales and marketing. Scientific data collection, analysis and interpretation model on social and cultural systems. Includes scientific research, research design, data recording, computerized qualitative data analysis, field research strategy, ethnography and report preparation, preparation of social science research ethics and fund proposal and other logic. ANTH A631 Site survey method 1-8 CR Contact time: 0 + 3-24 Registration limit: Permitted by instructor in writing. Stacking: ANTH A 431. Special rate Special note: You can repeat it once to gain credit. Graduate students supervise the work of underperforming undergraduate students under the overall supervision of the project directory. They are responsible for drilling down and recording the quality of undergraduate staff. They will be criticized as potential experts. Offer as demand warrant

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Anthropology is cited as anthropology Anthropology is a field that studies the definition of change, change and identity of the human community, reflecting dynamic reconceptualization of the meaning of modernism. As discipline, anthropology requires the interconnection of human groups, advanced extraction of vocabularies and tools used to express these connections, and self-reflective sensitivity of its history. Likewise, modernism attracts itself to the community as a movement of avant-garde ideas and art forms, requires an important vocabulary of its own, and reminds of the history of events that contributed to the movement. General Anthropology, Anthropology 101 People of the World (Introduction to Cultural Anthropology), Anthropology 203 Latin America · Caribbean Culture, Anthropology 340 Medical Anthropology, Anthropology 405 Gender, Evolution and Humanity, Anthropology 468 Culture and Food, Anthropology 498 Seminar on health ethnology, anthropology 529.1 Ethnology of ethnology in ethnology biology, anthropology 529.2 Caribbean school of ethnography and community development, anthropology 4-500 Workshop on methods of agriculture field, anthropology 554 Applied anthropology: Applied medicine Includes fields such as anthropology, urban anthropology, anthropology economics, contract archeology. Applied anthropology is simply a practice of applying anthropology theories and methods in all fields of anthropology to solve human problems. For example, applied anthropology is often used when trying to identify the ancestor of the excavated Native American tomb. Biological anthropology can be used to test the DNA of the body and to see if the filled DNA resembles a living group. Medical anthropology creates a custom-made health management solution to study disease and health care in specific populations and to identify areas of unique susceptibility within the population.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Waterlily Waterlily by Ella Cara Deloria is a book based on events in the life of a specific Dakota Indian family. It not only depicts the life of the Blue Bird and its family, but also records the rituals and culture of Dakota. Events in the story can be visualized and understood through descriptive words and graphic details. The story begins with an event with someone's blue bird. - Josephine Becker's monologue I am Freda Josephine Baker, born June 3, 1906 at Carrie McDonald and Eddie Carson in St. Louis, Missouri, but most people know me as Josephine Baker. At the age of 12, I quit school to become an artist. Yes, as I said yesterday, I remember being ready to be young and a star. I grew up while cleaning the house, taking care of the children for the white family, always remembered "I should not kiss the baby." Ella Cara Deloria was born in Yankton Sioux and is a researcher in the field of translation and ethnography in Sioux. She translated and written academic papers on traditional Sue's lives and customs, but decided to write a novel to make this lifestyle a reader. Water lily is a fun, insightful result. The title points to one of the heroes, but in reality the novel relates to the whole family of water lily. For women and men in Dakota, relatives are similar to life itself. Elakaraderoria is living an extraordinary life. We can share some of our lives through her classic work, Waterlily's careful and intentional analysis. One of the most exciting and important aspects of this article is to clearly present a comprehensive picture of Dakotasu's traditional life and era before Deloria contacts European culture and leads to social turmoil and dissolution You can do that. As a result of her training at the Columbia University, a prominent anthropologist Franz Bois, Derolia was able to provide an independent, objective and scientific analysis of the Dakotasso culture - analysis is based on the foundation of Dakota's social anthropology Provide a detailed analysis of. At the same time, Mr. Deloria wrote a persuasive story full of strong character, flowing plot, and educational lessons for its language and creativity.

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Surprisingly, a country like the United States that is being adjusted like the world can not respond more quickly to the atrocities committed by Bosnia. Like other countries in the world, the United States has the will to promptly assist in the event of problems, such as natural disasters in other parts of the world. For example, we initially responded to the 2010 Haiti earthquake and our efforts to support reconstruction has been on for the rest of my life. In Latin America there are no countries without violence in particular, but the national organization says that Latin American violence "kills more people than epidemics, plagues, AIDS and other contagious diseases" (Carol). Brazil and Colombia are two countries affected by gang violence and some of the world's largest and most violent and institutionalized groups seized both groups. In the living ethnography of Shantytown in Donna Goldstein in Brazil, with the laughter from violence, the power and spread of gang violence are obvious. Gang violence in Central America, especially Honduras and El Salvador, is causing massive spills from other countries in the region. In particular, young people in these countries are recruited to participate in the gang, and if they refuse, the group often retaliates with them and their families. The United States receives a lot of children and families escaping from Central America, but the number of asylum seekers in Central America in neighboring countries has also increased rapidly. Even Nicaragua is one of the poorest countries in the world and receives asylum seekers from Central America. American immigrant drivers and drivers rely on economic, political, environmental and social reasons. Explore the historical events of every country where people are motivated to leave the house and start a new life in the United States. Each article provides information on major historical events such as intense conflicts (political reasons) of people trying to escape from war, revolution, political or religious persecution. Destructive natural disasters lead to people seeking security (environmental reasons) in a more stable climate and environment. Desire to achieve better living standards, improve educational opportunities and health facilities (social factors)

How do you find a discourse community in your field? Finding and reading a journal is one way, but in other areas we publish the results through a specialist organization. Several organizations based on areas that publish trusted research are as follows. Use the search engine to find and view websites of these organizations Conclusion (1 / 2-1): Please reflect your discovery and analysis in your conclusion. How do you know how your discourse community communicates verbally and in writing? What do you know about genres that your discourse community depends most on communication? Does this knowledge help to better understand how you feel about being part of this discourse community? After completing a thorough and thoughtful analysis of field notes, collected materials, and interviews, write your findings in the discourse community's ethnography itself. There are many ways to write text, but I ask you to follow this basic structure: Introduction (1 / 2-1): For example, what they did, what they did Wait for about. I'd like to provide enough background information for your discourse community so that your audience is ready to read your analysis but does not duplicate your analysis too much. Also, you need to explain why you chose this discourse community and what you want to learn. How do you find a discourse community in your field? Finding and reading a journal is one way, but in other areas we publish the results through a specialist organization. Several organizations based on areas that publish trusted research are as follows. Use the search engine to find and view websites of these organizations Academic discourses vary in every field of specialization. All fields of expertise use the same method to find information on those words. This information is used for new ideas and new research. The use of communication is an important part of discourse. Let's use informal and formal communication professions to find new research ideas. We will informally contact you by e-mail, telephone conversation, letter. Many experts will use email as a way to convey the work or other thoughts they need to edit. Formal communication is done through academic journals and books. Experts use formal communication to discover new ideas and new information for research

Because each sociological approach has specific advantages and limitations, each approach is more appropriate for a particular type of research. Therefore, one of the most important decisions when researchers start a project is which method to use. Compare the advantages of ethnography and study. 1 Ethnographic magazines provide an average learning group that tends to be overlooked in other ways (Katz 1997). These groups include abnormal groups such as Fight Club (Jackson-Jacobs 2004) and special groups (Adler and Adler 1991) (such as elite athletes). It is important to distinguish the strengths and weaknesses of the two types of research methods and adopt qualitative methods for specific types of research. For example, to explore the pattern of discriminatory behavior in police force. For example, it is a comparison of the average income of men and women in the work and life process. In other words, quantitative research thinks that there are objective data management methods and calculation methods to solve the fact accumulation and to locate the cause of the action. Looking at data from other perspectives, qualitative methods find understanding and meaning and attempt to focus on real world changes and dynamic characteristics. When the researcher writes a research question, the next step is to decide the appropriate research method necessary to study the problem. The three main types of research design methods are qualitative, quantitative, and hybrid methods. The focus of this series of modules is qualitative research. However, the following introduction video "Introduction to Research Design" shows a brief explanation and comparison of each method. Quantitative methods are used to examine the relationship between variables The main goal is to mathematically analyze and express the relationship through statistical analysis. This is the research method most commonly used in scientific research. The features and advantages of using the quantification method are as follows.

Reflective reflexes in ethnographic research and the role of writing in ethnographic research and writing provide a different form of ethnographic magazine for the field of anthropology, so there are certain advantages and limitations. As far as anthropological research is concerned, recursion is to assert that anthropologists systematically and strictly reveal their methodology and themselves as tools for data generation. Please consider yourself as a work that is self-aware or work. Ethnography magazine writing has various reflections, Dorinne Kondo, Ren ato Rosaldo, George Marcus are three anthropologists who influence the role of reflex through ethnicity. Writing Self and Culture In addition to evoking a dual distinction between forms and analysis, ethnographic issues of automatic ethnographic journals are a reflection of self and cultural concepts of writing self-reflection I need it. In this regard, Deborah Reed-Danahay proposes automatic / ethnographic. "Post-modern ethnography, realist practices and integration of objective observer's standard ethnographic position" and post modern autobiography. - Individual self is questioned. This term has a double meaning - it refers to a person's own ethnographic or autobiographical writing with ethnic interests. (1997: 2) © 2013 ISA (editing of arrangements by Sociopedia. Isa) Sally Denshire, 2013, "Automatic Psychology", Sociopedia. Isa, DOI: 10.1177 / 205684601351 To rethink the ethnographic journal documents the way researchers change after field trips. Reflection / narrative ethnic magazines exist continuously from biographies of biographers, ethnologists to study her or his life in the lives of cultural members, memoirs of ethnographic magazines (ELLIS , 2004, p. 50). Ethnographic journalist background research was the focus of the investigation (ELLIS, 2004). Hierarchical accounts usually focus on the author's experience in addition to data, summary analysis, and related literature. This format emphasizes the procedural nature of the study. Similar to the theoretical theory, the hierarchical description shows "collecting and analyzing data at the same time" (CHARMAZ, 1983, p.101), and the existing research is not "measuring the truth" but " It is used as a source of comparison. 117) Most post - modern ethnographers of today also have a strong interest in self - reflection. Ethnographic journalists who want to rethink look back on their position in the culture under study and would like to express this position in their ethnographic report. They understand the experiences people have experienced and the personal background. Therefore, in addition to worrying about others, reflexive ethnographic science is also the foundation of ethnographic journalists themselves. When approaching ethnographic magazine experience, recursive ethnographic journalists write themselves in their ethnographic reports and meet people in that field with a subjective, nonobjective, prejudiced position. Ethnographic magazine scholars used their own sentences to look at themselves ("flying the soup") and to clarify how they know what they know, based on their explanation We will provide evidence.

What is the difference between social anthropology and cultural anthropology? What is the dependent variable and theoretical viewpoint of the research center? Social anthropology focuses on how cultures, history, the environment, and biological variables correlate to create social behavior and social structure such as family, tribe, autonomous organization . Attention to biological variables can be observed among the emotional significance between individuals and social groups to generate patterns of social, cultural anthropology, history, environment, behavior, these The model is shared among generations and groups within the group Biological anthropology focuses on the physical organisms associated with these other variables. Archeology is a methodology for trying to reconstruct the social and cultural history of society from the physical will of behavioral activities. Anthropology is the study of all aspects of mankind in past and present society. Social Anthropology and Cultural Anthropology will study social norms and values. Language anthropology is studying how languages ​​affect social life. Biological or physical anthropology will study human biological development. Archaeological research of past human cultures by investigating physical evidence is thought to be a division of American anthropology, but in Europe it is considered to itself be a discipline or like history Other relevant fields are classified. This anthropological field, also called linguistic anthropology or anthropological linguistics, is devoted to studying the contextual influence of languages ​​for society and culture. Preference in one semester or another semester usually reflects speaker's theoretical bias or their training. The form of "anthropological linguistics" is relatively old, and the form of "language anthropology" was adopted in the 1970's and became the most common form since then. Linguistic anthropology is one of the four subfields of anthropology and there are important intersections with other subfields, socio-cultural anthropology, biological anthropology and archeology . But for social and cultural anthropology, cultural anthropology is most important for cultural and social concerns and for use of ethnographic journalism as one of its research methods. It is not limited to researching the components of communication, it is to be integrated. Social and cultural anthropology is one of the four major areas of anthropology. Social and cultural anthropologists focus on social and cultural studies and are often interested in cultural diversity and universalism. In addition, social and cultural anthropology is usually divided into social anthropology and cultural anthropology. The method of social and cultural anthropology is mainly ethnography based on qualitative data. This contrasts with quantitative data commonly used in other anthropological fields such as archeology and physical anthropology. Ethnography is a comprehensive study of culture, including economics, political structure, and rituals. It is usually done by participant observation, techniques performed by anthropologists living and observing in a cultural group. This must take ethical considerations into account

In the last quarter, the remaining 5 seconds, the coach asked for a while. Down 2, the team has the chance to win the game. The whistle sounded, the bell rang, ... The ball entered ... 4 ... ... Point guard guarded the ball around the team ... 3 ... ...... The ball was shooting soldier Passed to ... 2 ... The shooting guard handed the ball to the shooting soldier ... 1 ... shoot behind the shooting line from 3 points ... 0. Countless fans all over the world may be excited to watch furious small or professional basketball games, but where to create this popular sport or how to create it There are few people who do not know about. The origin and development of basketball was created in 1861 by Dr. James Naimsmith. He was born in Ontario, Canada. When he was a teacher of the Young Christian Association training school, he brought the game. Naimsmith wanted to create a game to rejuvenate the children and want to find an event that can be played in the winter room. Basketball is a popular sport among the two teams. There is a match with five players each Basketball is created for physical education and evolves to a worldwide sense. Basketball was created in 1891 by a man named James Nice miss. Originally he created this game for Physical Education class, because it was unbearable outside any other sports. When basketball was first created, the court had unlimited players, and now only five players can enter the court for each team. Also ... ... Basketball Fan Culture Ethnography Part 1 - Introduction As a basketball fans, I decided to investigate how fan culture, mainly basketball, evolved and become a fan-oriented alliance. Basketball has expanded and it is a worldwide phenomenon that allows fans to interact with athletes and change the way they view basketball through social media. As a fan of basketball, you can only watch your favorite team games on TV and listen to their opinions.

In her novel "Ceremony" exploring the different cultural relationships with the land at Leslie Marmon Silko's ceremony, Leslie Mamon Cirko reveals the myriad contrast between the White rancher and the Native American. When white people sprinkled themselves on the hills and valleys of the adjacent hills, local people learned helpless. The white man who is stealing stole the land previously not belonging to any single existence. Since they can not hold their land, Native Americans will continue to exist above the allocated land and can only try to cut down their legacy contained in the soil under the mountain. Bennett is an English graduate student at the University of California at Santa Barbara. In the next article, he uses how the Leslie Marmon Circo novel "Ceremony" uses native Americans' cultural traditions and environmentalistic land ethics to create criticism of revisionists on American politics and history I will analyze. Leslie Marmon The central confrontation of the rituals of Silko is that Tayo's struggle against psychological integrity when confronted with various trauma experiences, from infancy difficulties to cultural alienation and during World War II battle experience is. In the novel as a whole, the secret of Tayo's psychological rehabilitation is that he rediscovered the cultural practices of Native Americans. As an important person in the Native American Renaissance, Leslie Marmon Silco combines stories and rituals to form a story of cultural resistance and identity. After returning home from the Second World War, Tayo, the hero of the ceremony, experienced post-traumatic stress disorder just because his mixed identity was more complicated. Throughout his life Tayo's treatment tour, Silko imitates Native American ceremonies and regains the power of indigenous identities. Author: Janet Thalmann, Ruth Benedict's Tribal Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Patterns and Leslie Marmon · West ERKE Novel "Ceremony" has three themes. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Because

Cultural research focuses on two specific meaning of manufacturing systems, ie a series of beliefs, ideas, practices. These two systems are humanism and post structuralism. In particular, humanism is very important for the development of Western culture and therefore naturalized. Humanism can therefore be viewed as a "common sense" approach to the interaction with the world, post-structuralism was created to critically analyze human engagement and engage in it. (Sullivan, nd) Humanism is described by Mansfield and Frich as "The basic value system of traditional humanities is closely related to human art and culture, literature, history, art and philosophy studies" It was defined. As a result, cultural studies now mean everything, meaning nothing, it is commonly confused with "cultural criticism", and a fun "pop culture is fun!" Approach. Anyone talking about "single single" or "American idol" is considered to be "doing" cultural studies of his or her colleagues, especially elsewhere in the university. In a recent interview, Stuart Hall, former director of the Birmingham Center, has been the most influential person in cultural research, and he answers with this tired reaction. "I can not really read the analysis of other cultural studies, Madonna or a family in the underground world." Even though it is almost impossible to define cultural studies, it does not mean that something can become a cultural research, or cultural research can be anything. The history of cultural research provides some distinctive features that can often be decided for cultural research purposes. 4. Cultural research reveals division of knowledge, reconciles and attempts to overcome the difference between implicit understanding (ie intuitive knowledge based on local culture) and objective (so-called universal) form of knowledge I will. It assumes a common identity and common interests between the observer and the known person between the observer. Culture - the greatest field of anthropology. Cultural ethnography scholars often live in different cultural groups for a long time to study their culture. Researching human cultures and social groups broadens the interaction between common sense and behavior of human society and as a result we become more global. Your genetic journey, with our primate's ancestor, began with the first Homo sapiens hundreds of thousands of years ago and even millions of years ago. Anthropologists study these ancestors and modern humans, understand who we are and how we get here. In Insitome, science and anthropology collaborate to record the best stories ever.

Everyone knows that there is a possibility of a cell phone and driving being a dangerous combination, but just looking at the ping sound for a moment is not attractive to many drivers. So, in addition to hanging up and leaving it at home, Apple offers a new solution designed to keep the driver's line of sight away from the screen or road. This autumn, when Apple 's iOS 11 update is announced, it will include the "Do not disturb while driving" mode. Craig Federighi, senior vice president of software engineering at Apple, announced this feature at the Global Developers Conference in San Jose, California on Monday. "USA Today" reports that if this feature is turned on, your iPhone will detect you driving and can automatically mute all notifications. Contacts can receive automatic responses that indicate that you are driving and are in touch on arrival. However, there is still a swing space, so it is not clear how the setting works. The user can allow passage of specific contacts. Eight people were injured everyday and more than 1,000 people were injured, according to federal data, because of distraction. Approximately 660,000 people are using electronic equipment such as mobile phones during operation. Most states prohibit the use of mobile phones by new drivers, but only 14 countries need all drivers using handheld devices Apple's movements were after families filed a lawsuit in December 2016 and a 5 year old daughter was killed by a distraction driver who used FaceTime video chat. In this case, the security function to prevent the driver from using FaceTime in 2014 was applied, but Apple claims that the implementation failed. In 2009, Joel Feldman also lost his daughter to an elaborate driver and founded an advocacy group End Distracted Driving. He welcomes Apple's move, but said it is not a quick solution. "Do not ignore the fact that the drivers using the iPhone are participating in thousands of crashes," Feldman told Huffington Post. "Crash involving the iPhone will continue" The organization advocates "changing our culture so that sickly driving such as drunk driving is no longer accepted socially." Driving is a real, fatal problem. Apple added a smart feature that triggered the "Do Not Disturb" mode, which hides notifications of text, phone and other applications when the iPhone is in the car while driving. This function can even inform people about what you are driving and will contact them as soon as possible. Apple's announcement in September 2017 recommends that you announced a tool to make it easier to distract at iOS 11. One of the most common features when starting iOS 11 is not to disturb (DNDWD) while driving. This is Apple's long-awaited attempt to deal with the dangers that smartphones face when we turn attention. DNDWD is an option setting that blocks the most obstructive interference, such as phone calls, messages, push notifications. Apple recommends that the user has chosen to participate at the end of the first driving trip at iOS 11. In order to help fighting distracting driving, Apple added the "Do not disturb" function to this autumn iOS 11 update. This will detect that someone is driving the iPhone, automatically mute the notification and dim the screen. Designing these features on iOS is a great step for using technology to help us become addicted. In the notable economy, technology and media are designed to maximize our screening time. We need to show the wizard behind the curtain and understand what is inside the algorithm. This produced demand for data ethnographic magazine scholars and data ethnography. Data Ethnography links algorithmic data to people and culture. It will consider and question the validity of the dataset in design research so that we can design appropriate ethics in our algorithm and user experience.

Some atheists strongly oppose creating creationism and intelligent design at American schools as an alternative to biological evolution. After the Kansas State Board of Education decided to allow intelligent design to replace evolutionary education, in 2005, Italian church monster flight was created by the team. A flying spaghetti monster is an ironic theory, where herds think that it has as much scientific support as intellectual design theory. In the first letter to the Kansas Board of Education, Henderson showed that the correlation does not mean that the increase in global warming does not mean a reduction in the population of the pirates. In this example, praise is not for God, so we ridicule some of the religious groups' belief that the world is experiencing difficulties like war and famine. This adds a strong sense of boundary between the atheist's church and the state and separates the sacred nation from religious interference. But this confidence in the boundary between the church and the state is not limited to atheists and pastors. Many people do not believe that organized religion is good for society. Not only is it not taxed, I am amazed at what I can see as a known incorrect repeat statement of children's brainwashing, children's vulnerable over the years. Some people think that at least these Bible will be seen critically if these children are not misunderstood. Many situations in which historically organized religious organizations acted not only brought about the deaths of millions of people, but in many cases prevented the abandonment of human rights. Atheism is often misunderstood as a belief that God does not exist, but it is not; it can be an atheist or an agnostic. These two terms answer different questions. Atheism answers the question you believe, ie the lack of faith in God. Agnosticism answers to what you know, how confident you have in your beliefs. According to this definition, a person can be an agnostic - an atheist or an unconscious - an atheist. We can also explain people as Agnostic - Christian, or Clues - Christian. Agnosticians admit that their faith is not a guarantee of truth, and Gnostic is a person who claims to be positive about their beliefs, or who lacks faith. What does it mean to be a human being? This question was answered in anthropological research. Anthropology is a study of various human cultures in the world in history. According to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, anthropology "emphasizes the comparison of human groups to understand the scope of human behavior and biology, so think about what human beings are." Anthropology, We focus on common aspects of mankind, such as language, cultural ties, economics, and curiosity to find common grounds. Anthropology is a scientific study on the cultural, social, biological and environmental aspects of humanity, its past and present lives. Cultural anthropology is one of four research fields in a wider area of ​​anthropology (archeology, physics or biological anthropology, and three other linguistics). Cultural anthropologists specialize in cultures and people's beliefs, practices, and cognitive social organizations of human society. Cultural anthropologists study how people who share a common cultural system organize and form the surrounding material and social world and form these ideas, behaviors, and physical environments . Social and cultural anthropology is one of the four major areas of anthropology. Social and cultural anthropologists focus on social and cultural studies and are often interested in cultural diversity and universalism. In addition, social and cultural anthropology is usually divided into social anthropology and cultural anthropology. The method of social and cultural anthropology is mainly ethnography based on qualitative data. This contrasts with quantitative data commonly used in other anthropological fields such as archeology and physical anthropology. Ethnography is a comprehensive study of culture,

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Since its invention in basketball over the past few years, its popularity was very high. The game is done all over the world and made many people rich through its many professional leagues. So far, the National Basketball Association is the most popular league in the world, but many people like to see universities, high school and casual basketball. Basketball is one of the most popular and exciting games for watching or playing at any skill level. December 1891, Ph.D. Basketball is created for physical education and evolves to a worldwide sense. Basketball was created in 1891 by a man named James Nice miss. Originally he created this game for Physical Education class, because it was unbearable outside any other sports. When basketball was first created, the court had unlimited players, and now only five players per team are allowed to enter the court. Also ... ... Basketball Fan Culture Ethnography Part 1 - Introduction As a basketball fans, I decided to investigate how fan culture, mainly basketball, evolved and become a fan-oriented alliance. Basketball has expanded and it is a worldwide phenomenon that allows fans to interact with athletes and change the way they view basketball through social media. As a fan of basketball, you can only watch your favorite team games on TV and listen to their opinions. Fans around the world may be exciting when watching furious small or professional basketball games, but few people know where and how to create this popular sports . From this paper, people will get information on the origin of basketball games, the development of the game over time, and about basketball as a business. "When I play basketball with a person I just met, there were two questions I asked frequently." What did you think about this? And "What? It is one of the most popular sports in the United States, a high lift athlete, but most importantly it is a game of art and creativity, this is a basketball game. The next paragraph stimulates basketball games and hopes to answer all questions raised from this topic. I will explain the origin of basketball, the beginning of the NBA, and the changes of the game over the years. At YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1891 a Canadian-born young coach named James Nice Smith invented a simple game that allows players to do the following: Let's broaden our horizons, expand my horizons and expand my imagination. "(Du Puri, 1) Professor Naismith, a mentor of the Springfield Christian Association training school, asked a security guard to pin two peach baskets to Jim's balcony When, it built the foundation of sports.

Cultural treatment at the ceremony Leslie Marmon Silko is an American from New Mexico state and a member of the Laguna tribe. She was awarded the MacArthur 's Genius Prize and is considered one of the 135 most important female writers. Her home town named her a cultural treasure living. (Jaskoski, 1) Her famous novel "Ceremony" tells a mixed blood named Tayo, desperately needing this process when he comes back from the fear of World War II through its realization and healing process It was made. This is the process that allows him to return to his cultural history. At the end of the Second World War in 1945, Tayo returned home. I feel that he is alienated from his hometown, I do not want to live almost. As an important person in the Native American Renaissance, Leslie Marmon Silco combines stories and rituals to form a story of cultural resistance and identity. After returning home from the Second World War, Tayo, the hero of the ceremony, experienced post-traumatic stress disorder just because his mixed identity was more complicated. Throughout his life Tayo's treatment tour, Silko imitates Native American ceremonies and regains the power of indigenous identities. Author: Janet Thalmann, Ruth Benedict's Tribal Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Patterns and Leslie Marmon · West ERKE Novel "Ceremony" has three themes. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Because Acclaimed novelist, poet and essayist Leslie Mamon Cirko are known for empathic treatment of Native American themes. Born in 1948 by photographer Lee Marmon and his wife Mary Virginia Leslie, Marmon Silko is a tradition of Laguna Pueblo, Mexico and American American. Her mixed ancestors influenced her work in myriad ways. Marmon Circo grew up at the edge of Laguna Pueblo's book, and the earliest experience was positioned among cultures. In an interview with Alan Velie, "I am a mongrel dog, but I know Laguna," Mormon Silko deepens her relationship with her tribe through her book. And the tradition of storytelling. In 1974, she announced a collection of poetry called Laguna Woman. Marmon Silko also acknowledges the impact of family stories on her approach and vision. She began in the late 1960s and is considered to be a major contributor to the American literature and art renaissance.

The interaction of the human network "war, illness, trade" brings about disappointing results that obscure the boundary between positive and negative ones. The most influential factor in the success or failure of a replacement is the exchange of diseases. These connections can take many forms, such as encounter, friendship, ecology, economics, military competition, and general worship to connect us. This exchange promotes the transfer of goods, crops and technology, but illicitly exchanged diseases are not constructive, but they affect civilization and life as a whole (McNeil & McNeil, 2003, p. Study the main changes in the Alaska indigenous community that began to contact in 1940, including initial contact, illness, trade, war, education, evangelism, economic development, political mobilization. We will integrate various sources such as verbal traditions, historical stories, government documents, archaeological evidence. Scientific data collection, analysis and interpretation model on social and cultural systems. Including scientific research, research design, data logging, data processing, field research strategy, ethnography and report preparation, social science research ethics and funding preparation advice logic An obvious change in the African model, cause and experience of war can be traced back to the rise of European colonialism and slave trade across the Atlantic. Traditional warfare in Africa changed through struggle against colonialism and as a representative of Europe representing colonialism. However, contrary to popular myths, the war is no longer unique to Africans and Africans over any other place or country. See African War Research Papers. Great Zimbabwe prospered from about 1290 to 1450 in southern Africa. The ruins of the capital are built with huge stone walls, reflecting the original magnificence and wonderful craftsmanship. The state is governed by a small political elite that controls the network of the Indian Ocean trade economy as a gold exporter. View the research paper of Zimbabwe

In this article, the two novels under review are "silent conspiracy" of Chukwuemeka Ike and "crow's guide" of NgugiWaThiong'o. These novels were chosen because the authors commented extensively on human condition in society. Chukwuemeka Ike used silent conspiracy to attack the Ibo tradition. The wart's tradition is a tradition that over-emphasizes children, especially boys. Because of this illegal importance, society will be full of children. Children also live together and even find problems identifying their biological fathers. A series of linked articles on writers' lives and thoughts through one of the most primitive voices in contemporary literature. Each article takes a day as we observe the movement of the body in time, architecture and space, gradually seeing the stories and readers to have a new level of logic and consciousness. In these newly gathered papers, interviews and speech, world famous activists and scholars Angela Davis detailed the links between history and the struggle against national violence and oppression across the world. In order to reflect the importance of black feminism in today's struggle, the abolition of crosscutting prisons, and the abolition of prisons, Davis discussed the heritage from the legacy of the previous liberation struggle - the black freedom movement to the South African opponents to the dominant movement . She emphasized the relationship and analysis of national terrorist struggle between today Ferguson and Palestine. The foundation of the story exploration is that everyone has a story that gives meaning to life. Exploration of stories arises from phenomenological methods including collecting stories, tying meanings to these stories, and tying them to the participants' experiences (Trahar, 2009). Researchers often collect stories by word of mouth, notes, historical reference etc. (Patton, 2015). Researchers who choose this approach believe in "organizing stories and shaping experiences" (page 128). One of the challenges that researchers use in narrative research is to organize stories to gather valid data (Patton, 2009). One type of sentences that researchers use to study narratives is Automatic Ethnography, which involves writing sentences in multiple layers of consciousness (Patton, 2009).

Introduction: The reconstructed ancient environment is important as it allows archaeologists to better understand what an anthropological story scenario is to provide and what people can need and what can be met is. This reconstruction is largely due to geographical archaeological methods such as X-ray diffraction, stratigraphy, particle size distribution, microscopic material research, micro morphology, magnetic susceptibility and pollenology (Alam et al., 2008; Balbo et al . Geological archeology is a study of earth problems related to the human past. Paleoclimate data (such as the previous ice ages) when humans interacted with the environment was classified as geological archeology. It looks at a wide range of dispersed data like pottery and meteor tools, calculates the close relationship between the primitive of technology - ethnography which is their belief, practice, rank, technique, method and society review This rationalization based on human-based qualitative data is then used to provide a possible explanation for historical human records (20, p13) Value (20, p13). It has its limits. That does not necessarily indicate that primitive things of modern technology in the East Indies were doing something in some way, because the ancient Native American did the same for the same reason. But it helped to study several longstanding mysteries in archeology. Underwater geological archaeological excavations at shallow (about 10 m in depth) of Caesarea in Israel recorded the tsunami that hit the ancient port of Caesarea. The source of the Talmud recorded the tsunami that occurred on December 13 and the attack on Caesarea and Yabuni. The tsunami may have been caused by an earthquake that destroyed Antioch and occurred somewhere in the Cyprus Arc fault system. Researchers at the University of Cambridge recently used carbon fibers to measure corals on the coast of Crete These corals grew 10 meters in the earthquake without water. This shows that the tsunami was caused by a steep fault earthquake in the Greek trench near Crete. Scientists estimate that such a bulge will only occur once in 5000 years, but in other parts of the fault a similar landslide will occur every 800 years.

The Department of Anthropology provides ethnographic research certificates to concentrators of other departments. Ethnology research certificate (ETH) covers all undergraduate (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering) undergraduates. It is designed for students who wish to study abroad or internationally or internationally, but it is open to anyone. The purpose of the ETH certification program is to prepare studies and internships internationally or in the US, to enhance voluntary research experience at Princeton University, to enhance experience in their academic disciplines, or to deepen personal evaluation Resources for Globalization's Human Aspects and Other Aspects of Ethnic Journalism Student students should be aware of the specific formats, including important concepts, field survey methods, research ethics principles, interpretation of agility and personal skills We will benefit from the preparation of. Ethnologists learn by immersing themselves in the environment they are studying. As a method of investigation, ethnography involves systematically collecting various types of data through observation, dialogue and textual research - these activities must be performed in a regional way. Ethnology research certificate (ETH) covers all undergraduate (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering) undergraduates. It is designed for students who wish to study abroad or internationally or internationally, but it is open to anyone.

There are several themes in the novel "Great Future". One of the most attractive themes is about "attraction, comparison and love's relationship" ("charm"). Attraction is basically a charm or luxury for people (Webster, 667). There is no clear reason behind their passion. Therefore, this feeling usually lasts for a short period of time and shows wrong judgment (Webster, 667). This person does not know what these emotions mean, that is the reason they make mistakes for it for love. Better World Essay Animals Writing Articles Emotional Essays Free Audio Books Games and Sports Articles Cultural Papers Comments and Comments Banning 4th Grade, Essay Writing Defense Expectations Papers Movie Adapted Mothers Papers Violence Topics Papers, Paper science grade 12. My New Essay Question How to Write a Classification Paper Review (How to Write Article Review Sample Movie) Essay General Electric Works New York Another peace contest paper, an analytic paper by Caroline Frankenstein, is very much looking forward to a reflective article about my own dance by Miss Hibisuham. Dbq Essay Global Responsibility Responsible Paper John McPhee Paper Writing Introduction A paper on Life's Papers. Evidence of the rabbit of the explanation Writing an article on Characterization of Fence Molly and Reflective Lead in the World of Various Cultural Steps Le Leadership Papers Love the essay? 2016 Military expansion paper evaluation criteria? Health Care System Issues Essay Ethnography Comparative Research Papers Good and Bad Papers Beowulf Television? University Admissions Report pdf Disclaimer: The free paper published on this website was donated by anonymous users and is for reference only. The free explanatory papers (Peter the Great and Louis' 14 papers) posted on this page are not considered samples of online writing services. If you need fresh and competent research / writing about the essay essay please use our professional writing service. In this article, I compare the rule of Peter Daio and Louis XIV. We will also explain the similarities and differences between Sun King and Peter I's videos. Information on the leader's "motherland" St. Petersburg and Versailles is also included in this article.

Benefits of National S University's Digital S-Video In this world, technology evolves at the speed of light. State universities are far behind in this process. Today 's world is in the digital age. State universities are still in the world of dinosaurs. When I searched for this device, I found a variety of new devices. There are many interesting facts, such as Digital-S video providing top quality video. Digital-S is currently the cheapest and most user-friendly editing suite. Michael Wesch, a professor at Kansas State University, is famous for his digital ethnography journal survey. And he has now created a wonderful video on technology and education. In my opinion, he first published his video The Machine is Us / ing Us. It includes how evolving technology and the web change how people interact. The latest video titled "Today's vision of the student" accurately reflects Weiss's relationship to student life, education and other problems. If it is not first class, I will not write a YouTube video The first video is an example of the various materials we gathered. This video was recorded at the Digital Storytelling Seminar held at Ohio State University in August 2014. This video introduces my personal relationship with the Oral History project. I was able to share this video with social media 1 via e - mail. It is currently posted on the Folklore Research Center website and provides viewers / future participants with the project's "trailer", and perhaps the detailed information on who I am and why the project is running Offers. Even before meeting with the participants, I understood that my voice was expressed by digital storytelling, its experience and purpose fascinates the audience and builds a community. Lecture: 2 hour experiment: 2 hour students will learn the video production process by making short digital video project with both hands. During the course, students will find plans for short-term projects, pre-production, shooting, post-production. In this project, emphasizing wit, collaboration, group discussion, introduce digital video shooting and guide techniques and creative techniques to students. Student learning outcome: 1. Students can manipulate the camera, digitize it for taking pictures and editing it. 2. Students can create a visually balanced video that contains materials suitable for the specified project

Changes in the definition of "Latin America" ​​by the Latin American Anthropological Association SLAA are closely related to changes in the laboratory's knowledge, social and political goals. As chairman of the time, Michael Kearney wrote in an open letter on the Anthropological Communications column in April 1997 as follows. Mainly in South America. What applies to anthropology, how it applies to almost all aspects of society. The answer is obvious if you look at what is included in the field of anthropology. According to the definition of the American Anthropological Association, anthropology is "past and current research on human beings". In the United States, anthropologists are educated in one of four areas: social and cultural anthropology, biological / physical anthropology, archeology, and linguistics. - This article shows the interrelationship between biomedical experts such as physicians and nurses and medical anthropologists, how they relate to health care systems, and collaboration across fields It aims to prove it. Medical anthropology is an advanced sub-field of anthropology Changes in the definition of "Latin America" ​​by the Latin American Anthropological Association SLAA are closely related to changes in the laboratory's knowledge, social and political goals. - Anthropology Anthropology You are a fragile observer. If you are planning to stream the straw to the university, you may have to jump into the arm of a scientist. - Ruth Beard's argument on the introspective role of cultural anthropology as a post-modern critic has joined the trend of obtaining authority in discipline acknowledged in this suspicion General Anthropology, Anthropology 101 People of the World (Introduction to Cultural Anthropology), Anthropology 203 Latin America · Caribbean Culture, Anthropology 340 Medical Anthropology, Anthropology 405 Gender, Evolution and Humanity, Anthropology 468 Culture and Food, Anthropology 498 Seminar on health ethnology, anthropology 529.1 Ethnology of ethnology in ethnology biology, anthropology 529.2 Caribbean school of ethnography and community development, anthropology 4-500 Workshop on methods of agriculture field, anthropology 554

Some atheists strongly oppose creating creationism and intelligent design at American schools as an alternative to biological evolution. After the Kansas State Board of Education decided to allow intelligent design to replace evolutionary education, in 2005, Italian church monster flight was created by the team. A flying spaghetti monster is an ironic theory, where herds think that it has as much scientific support as intellectual design theory. In the first letter to the Kansas Board of Education, Henderson showed that the correlation does not mean that the increase in global warming does not mean a reduction in the population of the pirates. In this example, praise is not for God, so we ridicule some of the religious groups' belief that the world is experiencing difficulties like war and famine. This adds a strong sense of boundary between the atheist's church and the state and separates the sacred nation from religious interference. But this confidence in the boundary between the church and the state is not limited to atheists and pastors. Many people do not believe that organized religion is good for society. Not only is it not taxed, I am amazed at what I can see as a known incorrect repeat statement of children's brainwashing, children's vulnerable over the years. Some people think that at least these Bible will be seen critically if these children are not misunderstood. Many situations in which historically organized religious organizations acted not only brought about the deaths of millions of people, but in many cases prevented the abandonment of human rights. Atheism is often misunderstood as a belief that God does not exist, but it is not; it can be an atheist or an agnostic. These two terms answer different questions. Atheism answers the question you believe, ie the lack of faith in God. Agnosticism answers to what you know, how confident you have in your beliefs. According to this definition, a person can be an agnostic - an atheist or an unconscious - an atheist. We can also explain people as Agnostic - Christian, or Clues - Christian. Agnosticians admit that their faith is not a guarantee of truth, and Gnostic is a person who claims to be positive about their beliefs, or who lacks faith. What does it mean to be a human being? This question was answered in anthropological research. Anthropology is a study of various human cultures in the world in history. According to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, anthropology "emphasizes the comparison of human groups to understand the scope of human behavior and biology, so think about what human beings are." Anthropology, We focus on common aspects of mankind, such as language, cultural ties, economics, and curiosity to find common grounds. Anthropology is a scientific study on the cultural, social, biological and environmental aspects of humanity, its past and present lives. Cultural anthropology is one of four research fields in a wider area of ​​anthropology (archeology, physics or biological anthropology, and three other linguistics). Cultural anthropologists specialize in cultures and people's beliefs, practices, and cognitive social organizations of human society. Cultural anthropologists study how people who share a common cultural system organize and form the surrounding material and social world and form these ideas, behaviors, and physical environments . Social and cultural anthropology is one of the four major areas of anthropology. Social and cultural anthropologists focus on social and cultural studies and are often interested in cultural diversity and universalism. In addition, social and cultural anthropology is usually divided into social anthropology and cultural anthropology. The method of social and cultural anthropology is mainly ethnography based on qualitative data. This contrasts with quantitative data commonly used in other anthropological fields such as archeology and physical anthropology. Ethnography is a comprehensive study of culture,

There is an image problem in the relationship between ethnomusicology and British folk music research. Everyone who has heard of ethnomusicologists said that ethnomusicology is only a study of non-Western music (And considering the general way of ethnic musicologists, that is not unreasonable There is no ordinary sense. Actually, it is not. Ethnologists are not very often in the UK, but they also study the tradition of the West - but here too, the sparseness of our local traditional research may not be as obvious than the dilution of our overseas traditional studies Hmm. National music The study of the relationship between music and culture is called ethnological music science. Ethnomusicologists have studied music of a certain culture over the years. They live with the people they are learning and learn their language, customs, and myths. Ethnic musicians fully recognize that no matter how hard you try, you can not completely understand the music of other cultures. Most ethnomusicologists also live in the culture of the academic circle and publish papers on areas of interest. They used the same tools to examine the culture of the Gregorian chapel because they did culture of drum rituals. Modern ethnomusicology has also expanded to include researching new areas of biological linguistics, the general genetic need of humans, and the way in which music is created. In the field of anthropology (the study of the historical development of human culture) there are many subfields, including ethnomusicological studies (intercultural studies of music) and ethnographic journals (dance ethnology, dance culture style studies) . Ethnomusicology and ethnography are both related to folk culture and folklore studies. For example, the Smithsonian Cultural Heritage Cultural Heritage Center aims to "understand cultural heritage and promote sustainability" in the United States and around the world.

Family composition "If the family is fruit, it is divided into orange and rounded parts - each part is different." Letty Cottin Pogrebin I am one of my family because I agree with this quote. It is a match of different members, and all members of this unified circle have the right to decide their own lifestyle. Even this rule of orange has never worked in a family in Armenia. The family of Armenia is not like an orange, it is like a peach. Armenian national languages ​​are independent branches of the Indo - Emilian family. Armenians are widely used in Armenia and overseas citizens. The Armenian language spoken in Armenia is known as East Asian, and it is also used in the Armenian community of Russia and Iran. Other Armenian communities such as Lebanon, Syria, Jerusalem, and other Armenian communities, on the other hand, speak the Western Armenian dialect. There are no official languages ​​in Australia, but there are primarily single languages ​​and English is the de facto national language. Quite a few first generation and second generation immigrants are bilingual. According to ethnography, 81% speak English at home. Other languages ​​used at home include 9% Chinese, 2% Italian, 1% Arabic, 1% Greek, 0.9% Vietnamese, 0.4% Spanish. Armenia has a wealth of cultural heritage and architectural heritage that combines elements of various traditions. The official language of Armenia is Armenian and forms a unique language group within the Indian European language family. Because locals are easy to learn foreign languages, Armenian is a unique and flexible language. Most Armenians are fluent in Russian and also speak English. The small homogeneous population of Armenia (about 99% of Armenians) is for strong families. Everywhere in the land people are proud of their hospitality. People can appear in the village without a penny, there are food, drinks and a toast without end. This is just one example of many examples of local people's identity and epidemic. Believe me, the list is very long and very interesting! Of course, not all functions are good, but here we feel comfortable.

Abstract "Desire of science" proposes ethnographic magazines, whose supporters play an important role in modern business world. Author Ante began using satellite broadcast as an example to show how ethnography works in business. In the satellite broadcasting battle, Sirius Satellite Ratio formed a team of social scientists, designers and ethnographic journalists. By studying the habit of customers listening to music, watching television, reading magazines, the team came up with a few facts that could outweigh the competition. 5-10 points (D): Poverty (summary and incompleteness) Criticism is a rephrasing of the content of the article, not evaluation or criticism. It does not mention the relevance of this article to the entertainment field. The conditions of criticism are very bad. (Handwriting and grammar are not good) Criticism is delayed. 10 to 15 points (C): average (sufficient criticism) The comment and summary of the article covers the subject, but only shows a moderate understanding of the importance of articles to individuals, parks and entertainment. Criticism is mainly the repair of articles. (Criticism without input) Criticism was delivered on time This is what we first think when the professor begins to read your criticism: "Does the student understand the difference between summary and analysis? Article critique is not a summary; this is an analysis from a critical point of view. Although it is not to persuade a purpose, it is still necessary to make a persuasive discussion For this, it is necessary to know whether the author's overall information is logical.In the whole knowledge base, We need to search for similar examples and compare the assumptions of this article with them.

In an independent peace, "People are often powerless and helpless to their most evil passion, but jealousy is very sneaky and low passion that no one can admit it." French philosopher I said that this sentence is summarizing the background of John Knowles' independent work. The story takes place at a competitive boys school on the east coast, and the stage of development of the story ceases. Genetic instability led to the paralysis of Finney, the cause of the overall conflict. Another peace contest paper, an analytic paper by Caroline Frankenstein, is very much looking forward to a reflective article about my own dance by Miss Hibisuham. Dbq Essay Global Responsibility Responsible Paper John McPhee Paper Writing Introduction A paper on Life's Papers. Evidence of the rabbit of the explanation Writing an article on Characterization of Fence Molly and Reflective Lead in the World of Various Cultural Steps Le Leadership Papers Love the essay? 2016 Military expansion paper evaluation criteria? Health Care System Issues Essay Ethnography Comparative Research Papers Good and Bad Papers Beowulf Television? University Admissions Report pdf Life of composition of graphics, phenomenological qualitative research papers of cats and dogs Phenomenology comparison of another peace war theme article Research literature in the field of Chinese culture paper xc How to comment on the paper analysis of insead mba . Papers on School Unhealthy Foods The world is full of painful and important articles in the prose Chinese culture prose, but it is easier to write general application articles in conjunction with cited articles. Event Travel Paper Macbeth Paper will introduce the scientific starting point of the Quizlets discussion paper. Essayan alexandre birman is writing a thesis for college districts from the essay of the dissertation beowulf and hercules

For each generation, there seems to be a very controversial problem at all times. It is usually the range from the legalization of age of cannabis and drinking to the point of abortion. The problem of relationship between ethnic groups has been controversial as much as 50 years ago. The times have changed and society may have become accustomed to the relationship between these races, but it is still often talked about. Since the 1960 's, questions about ethnic relations have become more important. A recent issue of dating involves interracial dating. Interracial dating is described as two different race schedules. The times have changed, and now it has become more acceptable in today's society. Today, more couples have a hard time to overcome the color barrier that has existed for many years. However, not everyone is open to an open date or marriage. This applies for many years. Many people are reluctant to conflict and struggle by friends and family. There are many reasons why family and friends oppose interracial dates. Due to political reasons, religious reasons, or family pride, families may oppose binding people who love them to people of other races. Although the times have changed, the acceptance rate of ethnic dating has risen dramatically, but not everyone will be supporters of racial dating and marriage. Part of the controversy about interracial couples is to counter the meme. While giving a negative meaning to homosexual dating and on the other hand racist jokes, it gives meaning and support in a positive sense. These couples. One of the key principles of digital ethnography is "not digital-centric". In other words, numbers are out of the center of digital ethnography (Pink et al., 2016, p. 9). Pink et al. (2016, p. 9) point out that there is a problem because placing media always in the center of research media rarely attracts attention to the media as part of a wider environment and relationship. Therefore, they believe that "in order to understand that digital media is part of people's daily lives, it is necessary to understand their world and other aspects of life" (Pink et al ., 2016, p. 10). The above conclusion reflects the Internet and online media, especially offline society. The dominant position on the western side of Caucasians and the dating community between race, essentialism and compositionalism, positive attitude and positive attitude, normalization of relations between aliens or relationship between different people The existence and ability are contradictory. It is reflected in the Internet and online media. The only difference between the internet and an interracial dating community of the online is that you can participate from an interracial date, behind the desk at home. This may increase the interracial relationship offline. However, after the Second World War, it was not the Internet that introduced 'general anti-racism discrimination'.

Three most important ideas on monitoring all aspects of society protect and monitor it on the one hand, but on the other hand cross the boundaries of specific privacy to achieve that protection function. Some people argue that the government needs more human rights, but this is the subject technology, indeed, if people know that they are under some supervision, the possibility of showing it high. However, not all of them can benefit them, whether the problem is successful or not, and whether there is radical monitoring technology. Donald Trump 's elections have broad impact on the security of cyberspace. As long as the playing card does not withdraw deregulation, government surveillance, and Russian threatening attitude, his government unlocks protection from cyberspace and threatens US business prosperity, personal privacy and national security . Cyberspace Ethnography is an important aspect of network culture and does not reflect a single unified culture. It is not a single place for 'cyberspace' but instead a number of new technologies and functions used by various people in various real worlds'. The change in external force forms the shape of the user. For example, the law of the World World Government, social norms, the structure of cyberspace, the power of the market, determines how to form and develop a network culture. Like physical world culture, online culture will also help in identification and research The luxury currency aspect inherent in cyberspace is one aspect to promote potential freedom. Inefficient real space monopoly technology is equivalent to true space freedom. The cyberspace culture will soon change into a culture that can be seen in real space. Through directional technology, a free database will be provided soon that collects statistics of staff free of hindrance to people's efforts. Tabbi J (2000) cyberspace will soon be like real space and will see numerous approvals to monitor actions.

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In this talk I will outline the book of Hydraulic City which was recently published. In order to pay attention to how Mumbai settlers get water in the city, I first decided that city citizenship is not a linear time event, but a fickle, distributed and reversible process I must explain something. Next, I will look at how the water leaks in the public system. I do not think that is the theory of this loss as "loss", but rather an integral part of the urban water infrastructure. Water leakage is not only an important place to create political authority, it is important not only for the edges born by city rules but also for important places for illegal living regardless of whether it is under the control of a water technician is. Based on more than two years' ethnographic magazine field survey on urban water supply engineers, social workers, politicians, plumbers, and urban dwellers Water City has developed a water infrastructure that is important for cities and citizens I will show you how to be a venue. Nikhil Anand is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on the political ecology of the city and reads the different lives of urban water. His first book, "Hydraulic City", focuses on the day-to-day management of Mumbai's water infrastructure and sets a routine way for cities and citizens. Articles based on this research are also posted on Antipode, Cultural Anthropology, Ethnography, and Public Culture. Dr. Anna, in collaboration with Hannah Appel and Akhil Gupta, collaborated with the upcoming "Infrastructure Commitment" (with Duke University Press), focusing on how infrastructure provides theoretical time and political foundation ) Is a collaborator. . Dr. Anand has a master's degree in environmental science from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Stanford University. Several fields of anthropology are completely divided, and as in the advertisement of Stanford University in 1998, science is often separated from humanities scientists, and "cultural and social anthropology" and "anthropological Science ". To highlight the ongoing controversy, this opinion divergence is now being reversed by the opposition of some teachers. Other faculties like Harvard have unique biological and socio-cultural anthropological "wings" that are not meant to promote interdisciplinary crossing. In 2017, the London School of Economics celebrated the 90th anniversary of President of Social Anthropology. Catherine · Fletcher of the Department of Anthropology reconsidered the first occupiers and pioneered the social anthropologist Bronislaw Marinovski. Malinowski was born in Poland, conducted an outdoor survey in the Trobrian Islands during the majority of World War I and brought his work to the London School of Economics in the 1920s. 90 years ago on August 1, 1927, Bronisław Malinowski served as president of social anthropology at London 's first London Stock Exchange. He studied at the Faculty of Economics and Politics in London for 14 years. Meanwhile, he established a university as an important center of Europe and studied the so-called "primitive man". I studied social anthropology. Because I am studying cultural anthropology in college studies, and Britain is the origin of social anthropology. Our master's program began with field trips on Exmoor and other students of the archeology department of anthropology on the 3rd and 4th. For students studying these subjects, excursion is important. There are about ten students in the class. Each is a seminar. I introduce the topic, introduce the course, and discuss it after the presentation. I only have 3 to 4 credits in the semester, but as we have to read many books, it will take a long time to prepare the course, usually around 10 books are important for each class It is reading.

Ethnography magazine's "Feeding Desire" by Rebecca Popenoe has the theme that women and their obesity are attracting attention again. From the perspective of the third party in the west, it seems absurd that obesity looks beautiful / attractive. Because obesity is incredibly unhealthy, it is not very meaningful but it is what is accepted in Western culture and women desire to be as healthy as possible. Culture definition and regulation (Cofer, 1997). Azawagh Arabs, part of Niger, defines the ideal femininity as extreme obesity. Expansion of the thigh, fat of the abdomen, stretch mark interfere with women's work, so it is regarded as an indicator of sexual desire and the status of the upper class (Popenoe, 2004). Latin culture tends to define the beauty of women culture to be greater than white culture. The culture of African-Americans tends to be defined as a woman who is physically and mentally strong, not a lazy woman like white culture (Lovejoy, 2001). The Asian traditional seedling culture emphasizes a strong woman who can work hard so that the larger hips and waist become more attractive (Lynch, 1999). This brought a clash to some of the Hungarian American women and women who are obsessed with the main standards of American white culture. The culture of the café started in the Arab world and eventually spread to other parts of the world and integrated into the local culture. Traditional Arabic Café is where most people gather to socialize through games, coffee, water pipes (Shisha and agriculture). Features vary depending on the location of the cafe. In Maglev, you can enjoy green tea with mint, Arabic, European coffee. Arabic or Turkish coffee is made in the country of Egypt and Levant. Arabian coffee is a very small amount of dark coffee, boiled in a pot and put in a small coffee cup. In Egypt, in particular, the supply of coffee is mazzling, which means that the amount of sugar will be "just right", that is, 1 teaspoon per cup. But on the Arabian Peninsula, Arabian coffee is baked in such a way that coffee is almost transparent and transparent. The host will refill the cup of guests until the guests carefully indicate that the guests have been completed in Arab worldwide. Arabic has been used to refer to the Jews of the Arabian Peninsula in the past, but the term "Arab" today refers to people from Arabic-speaking countries, most of them are the Middle East and North Africa. . The term Arabic has historically been used to represent the inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula. Today, 'Arabic' is used as an adjective for non-human nouns (such as Arabic coffee), but should not be used to refer to people. The next question about Muslim 's basic beliefs (2 to 12) is based on the above scholar' s answers that reflect the majority of Sunni 's views.

Another incident was that Tondi avoided at home and lived with Father Gilbert. Whatever treatment he takes, he will give it to his father, Gilbert. Ironically, Tondi ran away from his house due to the constant assault of his father, but when he received a worse treatment from the church there was no painful reaction. In addition, when Tondi escaped, the heritage of the colonial period of Africa was largely criticized by Oyono. He emphasized opposition and action to strengthen European hypocrisy. "When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible and we had the land.They said they said:" We closed our eyes.When we opened them, We got the Bible and they owned the land. "- Desmond Tutu Bishop. Houseboy is a novel written by Ferdinand Oyono, an anti-colonial novel. From the point of view of Touundy, the novel is written in the form of a diary. Through his life experience, Oyono reveals the truth of colonialists and French people. - Abstract "Desire of Science" proposes ethnographic magazines whose supporters play an important role in modern business circles. Author Ante began using satellite broadcast as an example to show how ethnography works in business. In the satellite broadcasting battle, Sirius Satellite Ratio formed a team of social scientists, designers and ethnographic journalists. My thesis is a philosophical interrogation of colonial colonial theory of settler colonialism. When I started the article, no one in the academic society used the term "settlers - colonialism"; instead the post colonialism was fashionable and the actual settlers - colonial era All investigations on the context of was ignored. I think this disregard is a problem, but I will restore the term "settlers - colonialism" to the original, investigate why it is not published and discuss against anti-colonialism theory is needed. Why is such an anti-colonial theory still important, what kind of anti-colonial theory is strongest, why and why, and why to prove why other methods solve the actual existence of pioneers is. The problem (liberal, postmodern, etc.) is not as strong as the classical historical materialist varieties of anti-colonialism. For most conservatives, dislike of anti-colonial theory is a result of ignorance. Nobody is doing this research. The whole school of thinking has not been developed yet. Conservatives do not know that they do not understand anti-colonialism, which indicates this. They only know what they heard from conservative authorities, social justice fighters and liberals. With embarrassing historical ignorance, the conservatives forgot the American patriotic anti-imperialists who were embodied in the American anti-imperialist coalition. These prominent Americans - consisting of Mark Twain, John Dewey, Grover Cleveland, Andrew Carnegie - these American anti-imperialists, colonialists' tours are the Republican governments, The principle of struggle believing that the agreement of the founder and the founders violated The alliance is the response to the entry of the US Philippines during the Spanish-American war and the entry of US imperialists into Cuba and other Latin American countries .

Since I am reading the most movie "Avatar" now, I have read many criticisms, mainly anthropologists. These discussions tend to argue that there is a racist theme in the movies; in fact, this seems to be everything they see in the movies. I think that criticism against this film is somewhat correct, but I think there is more than that. The greatest difficulty surrounded by scholars and always by scholars is that we do not have the ability to understand almost everything. The first avatar I made was when I was doing sims in middle school. As this game involves building your character from scratch, I will show my avatar to be an adult. My friends and I play together in this virtual world to build a dream life with our dream house, dream family. We will make our own role as self, but as an adult we will pass our real friendship to our sim. My sim avatar looks like me in some ways, such as golden curls, brown eyes, fair white. But, as I am fully controlling my avatar, some of my features are more ideal. I think my hair is longer as an adult so I made my hair longer than before, but so far this is not the case. The face I built is at least as beautiful as possible in my junior high school. I am not a totally ugly middle school student, but I hope the simulation looks complicated. At first, I thought the definition of avatar is not that complicated. I know who bought my services and products, but the more we practice it, the more we get to know them, the less I do not know about my daily activities I will. Did I always want to sell my item to the wrong customer? The word "avatar" is what I have heard before. When I first read it in our syllabus, I would say the truth, but I thought that we would write articles about the movie. Okay, I got far away. I forgot that the word "avatar" has a double meaning; I am not completely aware of it, I have to do it myself everyday. According to the defined avatar, it is "an icon or graphic representing a particular person in a computer game, internet forum, etc." I helped create the identity I have on the Internet by taking pictures of my life and using it as an avatar for every page or profile I've worked on. More importantly, I would like people to see my identity. By using automatic ethnography, I can explain and explain the moment of my own life "showing both self and culture" (Liao 32)

"How does the appearance of a teenager affect the American society?" The origin of teenagers, the emergence of heroes. "Youths, adolescents, and adolescents are categories of cultural and social structures that have evolved in meaning and common use in the last century. In the 1920s, teenagers saw a rare study of sociology and ethnography It became the category of. Identity is an important aspect of our lives, finding places and individuals we can identify; we want to be with people we want to be. Adolescence is an important period of Savvian paradigm. Who is the decisive moment of your successful transition? The expectation is high, I am hoping to be born again in my teens. Your future is ahead of you, and those 13 to 19 years of age seem to be able to define the rest of your life. Decades later, you can look back and find out that this is what you and your expectations. There is change, change, depression, or depression Young people and adolescents are among the most important periods of human life. This is a particularly important nutrient. The nutritional needs of adolescent girls are essential for sustaining growth, as adolescent children have drastically changed mental and physical time. These requirements are to provide bread, cereal, rice, pasta 6 to 11 times daily. Meat, poetry, fish, dried beans, eggs, nuts 3 to 5 people. Fat and oil are important, but the amount is very small. If young people do not meet these requirements, they may suffer malnutrition and stunts. Well, of course. They are teenagers. Most teenagers feel their lives are more interesting and important than their parents and brothers. When a child enters adolescence, their friends occupy a central position. Are they scary people lacking sympathy? No, they are learning to live in a complex world and a world full of expectations. Remember that the lives of today's young people are quite different from the lives of young people in their past generation. The pressure on today's youth is very big. Rather than criticizing the temporary disadvantages of their research, let's praise a little less lazy that you are doing your best to manage relationships in their lives. Adolescence is the period when the basic understanding of life really begins to develop. In the teen years, we began to formulate how we approached, assessed and dealt with difficulties that life might bring to us. Young people also respect the growing awareness of independence and avoid advice and guidance from the elderly. This is especially true for adolescent parents. However, it is important to continue actively in the lives of young people, to monitor the relationships between signs of danger and to understand how to deal with sensitive issues.

There is a possibility that social language research, participation of speakers in the voice community, and how the "practical community" model deal with these problems can be any problem. One of the problems of Bucholtz 's first speech community is that it is a theory applicable only in the field of social linguistics. Because it focuses on the research language, it is not useful for other related fields as all other elements are restricted and ignored. It is essential for human interaction with society. Furthermore, since the language community analyzes social linguistic aspects at the macro level, it is impossible to study identity through problems and conflicts that occur during its execution. 1 Sociolinguistic Approach 2 Social Linguistic Development 2.1 Social Linguistic Data 2.2 General Fluctuation Problems 2.4 Indicators and Markers 2.5 Registration and Overcorrection 3 Social Linguistics and Language Changes 3.1 Social Network 3.2 Belfast Study 4 Where did the language Community Type 4.1 standard come from? 4.2 Artificial language 5 Language and gender 5.1 Growing into the role of sex 5.2 Role of sex of adult 5.3 Gender and strength 5.4 Language used by women 5.5 Neutral languages ​​of gender and standard 5.6 Gender 5.7 Language harmless 5.8 Gender and Language change 6 Language and culture 6.1 Communication · Ethnography 6.2 Color terms 6.3 Relative titles 6.4 Counting system Sociolinguistics is a sociologically relevant language study (Hudson, 1996). One of the important values ​​in this field is the social background of learning or language use. Sociolinguists learn languages ​​related to social factors such as age, gender, class, social distance, social status. They also focus on the social functions of identifying languages ​​and the ways in which they convey social meanings. But it is important to note that social linguistics pay attention to languages ​​at the expense of languages. Deviations are also displayed in the definition of the language. The language is "a word spoken by a member of a particular society" (Wardhaugh, 2010: 1) Canadian social psychologist Wallace Lambert introduced a language attitude. It began to intrigue social linguists in the 1970s. Since then, many sociolinguists have studied the attitudes of the languages ​​shared in the community. It is the mainstream of research, it is an attitude to the speech style. LL research provides a detailed understanding of the actual use of language in environmental printing. However, it does not indicate how the community sees these languages. Investigation of language attitudes helps to provide a more comprehensive multilingual image in Tunis. This research is not limited to lists and enumerations of languages. The language used for store logos is a foothold to comprehensively understand the language situation of Tunis. Gorter (2007) judged that the language used in open environment will affect language recognition

Qualitative Research Method Analytical Quality Political and historical researchers are interested in social or political perspectives from multiple perspectives in order to gain insights about their research topics and gain insight into the broader scope of their field We try to analyze phenomena. They achieve these objectives by using case-specific methods designed to produce knowledge and limit them to the same area. Due to their selective design characteristics, each of these methods does not produce multidimensional analysis of a given research topic nor does it address critical validity issues typically associated with qualitative research . Qualitative research has several methods for data analysis. The data analysis method chosen for this research proposal is based on theoretical data analysis. This data analysis method uses inductive research to gather data from interview source. Through the interview, data is collected, at which point the data is classified according to the corresponding main concept (Gutstafsson, L., 2005). After classifying the data into different concepts, the data can be further classified into different supporting theory structures. By doing so, it gives researchers a better understanding of the data displayed in the structure. Therefore, researchers can interpret and analyze data easily. A new theory can be created using the results of data analysis (Gutstafsson, L., 2005) In qualitative research, there are many ways to analyze the data collected in this field. One of the two most common ways of data analysis is subject analysis and narrative analysis. As mentioned above, the type of analysis that researchers decide to use depends on the research questions raised, the area of ​​the researcher, and the individual's choice of the researcher. In anthropology, an organized field survey is conducted to create sentences called ethnographic magazines. Ethnographic magazines can refer to research methodologies and deliverables, ie monographs and books. Ethnography is a fundamental inductive approach that depends heavily on participant observation. Participant observation is a structured research strategy. It is a methodology widely used in many fields, especially in cultural anthropology, sociology, communication, social psychology. As an academic discipline, cultural analysis includes the use of arts, humanities, social sciences, in particular the use of ethnologically and anthropologically qualitative investigation methods, data collection on cultural phenomena, interpretation of cultural expressions and practices, data and culture By analysis. Process for obtaining new knowledge and understanding. This is particularly useful for understanding and mapping culture trends, impacts, impacts, and impacts. This refers to the extent to which culture adapts to its environment through use and development. Examples of this are food, tools, family, environment, arts and so on. They show how the given culture fits. Furthermore, the purpose of this aspect is to show how a given culture can make the environment more relaxed.

"Text" is a fun shot that you can see in sentences. In fact, the new technology created a new writing space, the existing space is still innovative. For that reason, I decided to see my text through a text lens. Specifically, you will notice that a text space, also known as a space, is written above or below. Text space is used in this article to refer to the place of writing, regardless of whether it is an email program, forum application, or piece of paper. Automarian Demography - treats the concept of research as an autobiographical writing process in the form of an explanatory note. My story in the form of automatic national journal text has created a common place for indigenous anthropology, national autobiography, autobiographical ethnography (Reed-Danahay, 1997). In the first episode, I studied my group as an inner story (as a child). From a second point of view, you can imagine that you are a member of a minority and you can explain the story of a privileged, helpless, and suppressed life using a story. In the third part, I have experienced my life as a child, a learner, or a teacher that ethnographic story made the individual into a culture, and vice versa. Composition of three levels: text, rhetoric and discourse. At the writing level of the composition, we will focus on the language features of the sentences. At the level of rhetoric, we focus on the creation of communication situations and restricted institutions (audience, purpose etc). Discourse level composition focuses on the power of the institution (economic, political, social and cultural) that determines our identity as a writer. In all my classes, I asked my students to concentrate on each element of the various points of the writing process. For example, when I publish a new writing course, I usually solve the rhetorical problem by explaining the course objectives and target readers to the students. We also discussed the social and cultural functions of the writing task and solved the discourse level.

Author: Colvin CM, Karius D, Albert NM Background: Occupational exposure, a risky nurse who is a security concern of major care of chemotherapeutic drugs. There is no document on nurse's perception of adherence to chemotherapy treatment and safe treatment methods. OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the preliminary study was to investigate actual and subjective outpatient tumor nurses to comply with guidelines for safe treatment of chemotherapy to prevent exposure to chemotherapy. METHODS: Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective nursing behaviors of anticipated safe chemotherapy treatments - especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. Evaluate the ratio difference using Fisher's exact test By IFTTT Medical Alexandros G. Sfakianakis, Anapafseos 5 Agios Nikolaos, Crete 72100, Greece, Tel: 00302841026182 and 00306932607174 Colvin's research consists of two parts: a self-assessment questionnaire for micro-ethnography or observation, a nurse doing chemotherapy in the mobile injection area, and a nurse who safely handles the practice of chemotherapy. In Part 1, Colvin trained three observers to collect data from the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center between January 2012 and March 2013. In the second part of the study, Colvin 's questionnaire asked injecting nurses to provide self - awareness of expected behavioral compliance of chemotherapy treatment; the response option used Li. Ketescale. 33% of department nurses answered the questionnaire. In this analysis, Mr. Kolvin used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference in safe chemotherapy response rate between nurses evaluated by self-assessment and self-assessed questionnaire responses. From literature review, Colvin does not provide information on whether the nurse is actually adhering to chemotherapy treatment, whether it is aware of the frequency with which nurses are following practical expectations. After that, we conducted prospective comparative mixing method research to study the behavior of nurses. "The purpose of this study was to consider practical and subjective outpatient nurse recommendations adhering to guidelines for the safe treatment of chemotherapy developed to prevent exposure to chemotherapy . "

Life is a series of events that lead to personal change. This series of events includes good and bad times in private life. Defining someone's role is not what happens in their lives, but how they respond to that event. In Lesile Silko 's novel "Ritual", Tayo, the hero, experienced a series of unfortunate events that injured his character physically and visually in his life. Tayo was a veteran of the Native American in the Second World War, and had trouble after returning home. As an important person in the Native American Renaissance, Leslie Marmon Silco combines stories and rituals to form a story of cultural resistance and identity. After returning home from the Second World War, Tayo, the hero of the ceremony, experienced post-traumatic stress disorder just because his mixed identity was more complicated. Throughout his life Tayo's treatment tour, Silko imitates Native American ceremonies and regains the power of indigenous identities. Author: Janet Thalmann, Ruth Benedict's Tribal Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Patterns and Leslie Marmon · West ERKE Novel "Ceremony" has three themes. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Because Acclaimed novelist, poet and essayist Leslie Mamon Cirko are known for empathic treatment of Native American themes. Born in 1948 by photographer Lee Marmon and his wife Mary Virginia Leslie, Marmon Silko is a tradition of Laguna Pueblo, Mexico and American American. Her mixed ancestors influenced her work in myriad ways. Marmon Circo grew up at the edge of Laguna Pueblo's book, and the earliest experience was positioned among cultures. In an interview with Alan Velie, "I am a mongrel dog, but I know Laguna," Mormon Silko deepens her relationship with her tribe through her book. And the tradition of storytelling. In 1974, she announced a collection of poetry called Laguna Woman. Marmon Silko also acknowledges the impact of family stories on her approach and vision. She began in the late 1960s and is considered to be a major contributor to the American literature and art renaissance.

Clifford Geertz once said, "Cultural analysis is inherently incomplete, even worse, the deeper it is, the less complete." It is a very short time. When sitting in a place about 25 minutes, I realized that many people are doing various things (driving mainly). Observing all kinds of people reminds me what their particular culture is. Ethnography involves analyzing or observing cultural or social group customs, rituals, and behavior, and their understanding of diseases in culture and culture. It requires a structured collection, detailed explanation and information analysis to help refine or develop cultural theory. Ethnographic survey enables readers to understand the lifestyle of group subjects and the cultural forces that shape group rituals, actions, thoughts or emotions. This research may be focused concretely or globally, such as interactions between groups or with others, or social norms and taboos. Culture is a way for groups of people to act and interact with common norms and values. When you observe a group of people such as football team, circle of friends, people working together, you will see these habits. The culture of this group will exist despite any attempt to define and manage it. Therefore, if you want to influence the attributes of the team's output, you need to be very concerned about how that culture and team think about that work. This requires a lot of work and the power to drive the team in various directions is powerful. Culture enables autonomy and reduces process need Which provides the best cultural analysis? Participant's participation practice in observation should be a methodology specific to ethnographic journalism, suggesting the former. Ethnographic magazine scholars must be fully immersed in the culture being observed and truly understand culture only if he or she is almost indigenous. Obviously, this is the view of Boas and his followers. The view of Boult's Kulturbrille shows that you must be part of culture to experience this. culture

The method used in psychology research is used to obtain quantitative or qualitative data. Quantitative data is usually obtained from methods such as experiments, statistical data using surveys, questionnaires, and interviews for analyzing data. Qualitative data is not aimed at finding accurate measurements from the results but focuses on the collection and analysis of evidence by practices such as observation and ethnography (observation by participating in long-term activities) (Brownlow 2011). Psychological statistics apply equations, theorems, numbers, and laws to psychology. Statistical methods of psychology include the development and application of statistical theory and psychological data modeling techniques. These methods include psychometric methods, factor analysis, experimental design, and multivariate behavioral research. This article also discusses the same field journal Wilcox, R. (2012) Psychometric measurements include measurement of psychological attributes. It includes the development and application of psychometric statistical models (such as Lord and Novik). Measurement theory is divided into two main areas: (1) classical test theory; (2) project response theory (Nunnally, J. & Bernstein, I. (1994)) Series - Humor theory in applied psychology and linguistics. The methods used to analyze humor are humorous psychology (social behavior, psychoanalysis and recognition) and humorous linguistic theories (SSTH and GTVH). There are three discoveries. First, low level ambiguities or contradictions are evaluated as low from the viewpoint of their interest, while ambiguity or contradiction of high language level is evaluated to be more interesting. Secondly, the language device being used is not ambiguous or tuned. Third, language devices are not enough to understand humor; it needs to be psychological. Part 4 is Alexandre (2013) on "Interesting comments, sad context: literary and linguistic humor analysis in Kurt Vonnegt's novel". This is a humorous study using literary analysis (related humor and subject) and language analysis (GTVH) of Vonnegut's novel Cat Cradle, Slaughterhouse Five, Deadeye Dick. Principles of quantitative methods for psychological data analysis Topics include basic (eg, relevance, reliability, effectiveness analysis, t-test) and advanced (eg, logistic regression, Factor analysis) data analysis methods are included. This course is designed to strengthen rather than replacing the knowledge of quantification methods obtained in undergraduate courses. Emphasize the theoretical foundation and applied application so that students can select the appropriate quantitative method, analyze the data, and report the results according to American Psychological Association criteria.

An autobiographical article, also known as a personal story article, is about you. It tells your readers about your life, personality, values, and goals. Because we need to put autobiography into the paper for this task, we need to first decide the essential points of the paper to narrow it down. This main point of view is expressed through your paper statements which will decide what you include in the paper. An autobiographical article may seem like a simple task, but it is important to carefully read the hints. Make sure there are no obscure words or phrases, and if so, please clarify with your tutor. Hints are general and instruct you to choose to write arbitrary aspects of autobiography. However, there are cases where more specific things such as personal difficulties and accomplishments are required. Once you understand the prompt requirements, you can start preparing your thesis. Even before you write a sentence you should brainstorm to help you decide what you are supposed to write. Brainstorming is an act of presenting as many ideas as possible on paper without restriction or judgment. After you got an idea about the page, you can choose the best or most interesting content to write. What qualities make you unique, when you fail, when you succeed, what you respect, the challenges you face, and the most important things in your life. Once you have selected what you want to write, you need to express it as a sentence. A paper statement should tell the reader the main idea of ​​the paper. Indiana University's Writing Tutorial Service says, "Your paper needs to show your conclusion about the topic." These can usually be expressed through the course you learned. For example, "You can write that winning in the election of a student group is beneficial, but it also tells us that we need great effort and dedicated efforts to succeed." The original paper was usually just a "working paper". It may be too general and may need to be developed and specified. After writing the paper, please go back to that paper and confirm that it correctly answers "method" and "reason" questions. For example, the first sentence may be "I learned a lot when I moved from one city to another." When I moved from a rural town to a big city, I faced the task of making new friends and learning to become myself. " Soheila Battaglia is an award-winning, published writer and filmmaker. He holds a master 's degree in literary culture from New York University and a bachelor' s degree in ethnography from the University of California at Berkeley. She is a professor of college literature and composition. Please write down your sentences first. If you are writing analytic paper statements or paper statements for autobiographical papers, that is not a problem. The paper statement is the core of your paper. That's why writing a paper sentence should happen first. It should not be the first sentence of your article, but it must be in your introduction. Ideally, when writing a paper the text of the sentence should be hidden in the middle or the end of the first paragraph. Today there are many organic foods, but most traditional foods can eat without worrying about consumption of toxic pesticides. This is because many foods are not cultivated with pesticides, while some agricultural products are grown with non-toxic pesticides. For those who want to know how to write sentences, this method is mainly written as a goal. In order to master your writing skill about writing sentences and to help you find out detailed answers. The first thing to do is how difficult it is to write a paper statement. Why is the paper statement important? As an indispensable part of the introduction, the paper presentation is an effective tool to clearly show the main points of the paper. Academic papers are well-structured articles controlled by key ideas. It is written when trying to verify that the concept is correct or to verify it. The main view is usually learned fr

Online Culture Paper Today's e-mail is a suitable medium for formal or informal exchange of written information. It changed the way we think about what to write and revolutionized the way we respond to what we write. E-mail adds some convenience and its own unique style, but sometimes it is not a human being, but today it is written communication. James Sosnoski wrote very well in 1995 "Trying to read electronic text on the screen in the near future may be the main reading mode" (Tribble and Turbek 400). Network culture is a broad social and cultural movement that is closely related to sophisticated information science and information technology, their appearance, development, and the social and cultural uplift of the 1960s and 1990s. Online culture is influenced by early adopters of the Internet and usually includes the architects of the original project. These people are often led by hacker ethics. Early Web culture was based on small culture samples and their ideals, but modern online culture is a diverse user community and ideals they support. First and foremost, network culture comes from traditional cultural concepts. Because the root of the word means it. In non-network culture it is strange to talk about a single global culture. In networking culture, there is a possibility that there is a problem in finding a single thing in the network culture by expanding. The concept of a single definable network culture may be complete control of wealthy North Americans early in the networking. Writing early cyberspace supporters tends to reflect this assumption (see Howard Rheingold). Cyberspace Ethnography is an important aspect of network culture and does not reflect a single unified culture. It is not a single place for 'cyberspace' but instead a number of new technologies and functions used by various people in various real worlds'. The change in external force forms the shape of the user. For example, the law of the World World Government, social norms, the structure of cyberspace, the power of the market, determines how to form and develop a network culture. Like physical world culture, online culture will also help in identification and research Due to uncertain boundaries, it is difficult to define a network culture. Therefore, in some cases, the application may be doubtful. The commonality of defining network culture is a culture that has evolved and continues to evolve from the use of computer networks and the Internet, led by social and cultural movements reflecting advances in science and technology information. - One of the main problems that many countries around the world are major problems is the question of national identity. The spread of globalization and all its impacts exacerbate this concern. In the era of today's globalization, the characteristics of national identity have declined and helped to become more global. Technological development in various fields, especially mass communication technology, has transformed the world into a village of the world.

On September 17, 2011, a group of young and dispersed activists who were not organized camped in the parking lot of private property in New York's financial district, Zuccotti Park in New York. This organization has undertaken efforts by superpowers of financial institutions and multinational companies on social inequality, corporate greed, and democratic processes. Since then, the first grassroots movement has become a major hot button in the media and political circles. Nutogingrich called both the division of "91 and 1" and the concept of "non-US". When asked about the (Stolarik) OWS campaign, former Jimmy Carter says, Five years ago this Saturday, the protesters who occupied Wall Street brought their tent as the above poster claims. In the short period of two months since they occupied the Zuccotti Park, they gave inspiration that "social, economic inequality, greed, corruption, and the company has excessive influence on the government" It caused a global campaign. On November 12, 2011, I arranged with a group of 25 interactive designers in a hurry - but only one field trip in my life, communication with protestors in Zucotti Park. This is my design ethnography workshop with IxDA NYC. Our research goal is to determine how interaction designers can help OWS achieve its cause. Let's look at the case of Occupy Wall Street, mistakes in social movements, and comparison with Brazilian protests. Occupy Wall Street proposes several key ideals that the PAC can use to purchase parliamentary voting, government relief, and tax evasion / vulnerability to financial elite. First of all, these ideals are sufficient to cause protests, but it is much larger than the Brazilian passage protests. However, many people point out that OWS has failed. These ideas drifted, the problem areas and teams diversified too much, and the goal was blurred. In Brazil, federal traffic has wise maintenance goals. The idea of ​​talking equally throughout the organization further promoted OWS, as OWS has just gone too far from movement without a leader. As an equal voice group, they divide movement The nature of Occupy Wall Street is quite different. The message is a call for equality. Activists are satisfied that they dominate the company, politics, economy by 1%. The rise of sports already completed the plan. The event page was created by social media and was held at Zuccotti Park on September 17, 2011, the campaign and its online show began. Like the tea party exercise, "Occupy Wall Street" is recognized by news stations, newspapers and magazines, and growing due to popularity. Slowly, "Occupy Wall Street" began to gather less and less attention until the event was finally demolished. As opposed to the tea party movements, "Occupy Wall Street" suddenly began and ended organically. The traces and intentions of these two movements are still on today's social media and sports-specific websites but are not active in a way that has returned in 2010 and 2011.

Deloria is a Siou Indian and ethnologist who collaborated with the anthropologist Franz Boas. This culturally detailed novel of the Siou life of the 19th century was written in the early 1940s and was first published around the girl named Waterlily. When her mother Bluebird was abandoned by her husband, she and her daughter were welcomed by relatives of the western plain tiyospaye (related family camp). Deloria depicts the maturity of Waterlily, daily tribal life, and important 'Relationship Relations'. As the author writes elsewhere, the concept of Sue's relationship of relatives means "to realize courtesy, be polite, and deal with the responsibility of everyone." 'Waterlily learned that she must demonstrate altruism and generosity, courtesy, tranquility and truth, and that each family must be very emphasized. Although this conspiracy of the novel is negligible, Derolia has clearly completed what she might be a real goal and expressed authority and professional research on Sue's beliefs, social customs and rituals. Therefore, it is an attractive document. The literary guild is replaced. (April) This series of papers first published in 1984 is a series of compliments and thanks to Neihardt from various famous writers, critics and historians. Contributors include N. Scott Momaday, Raymond J. DeMallie, and of course Vine Deloria. Jr. Summarized the first part of the tribute and the second part of the review. Lucile F. Aly is the most prolific scholar of Neihardt's nonblack elk work. She has published several papers in West American literature (recently edited by Professor Tomlinch, transferred to UNL). In this article I especially pay attention to the understanding and use of Neihardt 's historical materials, and his adaptation to the creation of epic. Ella Cara Deloria was born in Yankton Sioux and is a researcher in the field of translation and ethnography in Sioux. She translated and translated academic papers on traditional Sue's life and customs, but decided to write a novel to make this lifestyle a reader. Water lily is a fun, insightful result. The title points to one of the heroes, but in reality the novel relates to the whole family of water lily. For women and men in Dakota, relatives are similar to life itself. Waterlily Waterlily by Ella Cara Deloria is a book based on events in the life of a specific Dakota Indian family. It not only depicts the life of the Blue Bird and its family, but also records the rituals and culture of Dakota. Events in the story can be visualized and understood through descriptive words and graphic details. The story begins with an event with someone's blue bird. - Josephine Becker's monologue I am Freda Josephine Baker, born June 3, 1906 at Carrie McDonald and Eddie Carson in St. Louis, Missouri, but most people know me as Josephine Baker. At the age of 12, I quit school to become an artist. Yes, as I said yesterday, I remember being ready to be young and a star. I grew up while cleaning the house, taking care of the children for the white family, always remembered "I should not kiss the baby."

This is a conference aimed at bringing together editorials, a collection of scholars who invest in the editorials. We believe that spiritual models developed in social groups will affect the psychological experience of members of this group. The conference will be a small working group meeting to examine the dimension of the mental model we believe that we will have a major impact on psychological experience. Constance Cummings wrote an article about the intrinsic and limited self group and the group for the Spiritual Culture Research Foundation (FPR) blog. A panel of panelists' opinion was published in Suomen Anthropologi: Journal of the Finnish Anthropological Society Tanya joined the department of cultural and social anthropology in the spring of 2007. Her curiosity includes social construction of psychological experiences, especially in areas called "irrationality". Her current work is focused on how American evangelists learn to experience God and mental illness in mental illness. These are very different projects, but they all include social learning as well as even methods that affect people 's sensory experiences. One of her research goals is to distinguish sensory experiences of the various patterns most frequently identified as inspiration of God from sensory experiences most frequently recognized as psychological symptoms and to distinguish between historical and social contexts To understand these patterns in. Tanya was trained at the University of Cambridge (a doctorate in 1986) and was taught at the University of California San Diego for many years. Prior to coming to Stanford University, Professor Max Palevsky, director of the Clinical Ethnography magazine program at the University of Chicago. Her first project was to examine in detail what reasonable people believe unreasonable thoughts (Witches' Persuasion, Harvard, 1989). Her second project investigated the apparent irrational self-criticism of the colonial post-colonial Indian elite, which is the result of colonialist colonialist identity (The Good Parsi, Harvard 1996). Her third book identifies two cultures of American psychiatry and examines ways these different cultures promote two different forms of empathy and two different psychoses (Of Two Minds, Knopf, 2000). ) In the mid-20th century, American anthropology began to study its own history more systematically. In 1967, Marvin Harris announced his "rise of anthropological theory", conducted a discussion about the historical development of anthropology, Little George W. Stollin founded a historical school and studied humans . Historical background of exercise Historian Anthropology Historian Marvin Harris began the rise of anthropology theory with "anthropology" as "historical science". He is excluded to mean that history has been renamed to anthropology, or that its history is the same as prehistoric times, or that anthropology means that the general meaning of history is in the history of anthropology It does not mean that. As the founder of cultural anthropology used, he uses "history" in a special sense. "Natural history of society", the word of Herbert Spencer, or "the universal history of mankind". The goal of enlightenment in the 18th century. Cultural or social history also contains past and present social features, as natural history contains features of past and present organisms. The history and theory of some exercise in religious anthropology, including theories of Marx, Freud, Weber, Durchem, are explained in the preface of Brian Morris' s religious anthropology. It may be useful to investigate some studies of other major religious anthropologists Morris discussed in his writings, including Claude Levi-Strauss, who criticized the totem's research and developed the mythical theory Hmm. EE Evans-Pritchard believes that "religion" can not be understood except for the social environment. Mary Douglas developed a clean and dirty way to reflect the structure of culture, Wittna Turn

Chemotherapy drugs expose nurses to occupational exposures, which is a major medical problem. There is no reference on adherence to chemotherapy treatment and nurse's perception of safe treatment The purpose of the preliminary study was to consider actual subjective outpatient nurses who adhered to guidelines for safe treatment of chemotherapy to prevent exposure to chemotherapy. Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective care behaviors expected to be treated with safe chemotherapy, especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. Fisher's exact test is used to evaluate the difference between the observation rate and the questionnaire response Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. In the observed practice, the nurse completed 100 activities in 100% of the time (treatment of the glove in chemotherapy approved containers after chemotherapy began, chemotherapy bags and tubes after cutting of chemotherapy injection Disposal, and chemistry). Wash your hands after you finish your treatment. Comparing objective and subjective behavior compliance, the frequency of the three actions performed was higher than the frequency seen by the nurse in the questionnaire (in the case where chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was appropriately discontinued Double gloves and robes). The frequency of the two acts was lower than the nurse listed in the questionnaire (double gloves and protective work surface) Colvin's research consists of two parts: a self-assessment questionnaire for micro-ethnography or observation, a nurse doing chemotherapy in the mobile injection area, and a nurse who safely handles the practice of chemotherapy. In Part 1, Colvin trained three observers to collect data from the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center between January 2012 and March 2013. In the second part of the study, Colvin 's questionnaire asked injecting nurses to provide self - awareness of expected behavioral compliance of chemotherapy treatment; the response option used Li. Ketescale. 33% of department nurses answered the questionnaire. In this analysis, Mr. Kolvin used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference in safe chemotherapy response rate between nurses evaluated by self-assessment and self-assessed questionnaire responses. From literature review, Colvin does not provide information on whether the nurse is actually adhering to chemotherapy treatment, whether it is aware of the frequency with which nurses are following practical expectations. After that, we conducted prospective comparative mixing method research to study the behavior of nurses. "The purpose of this study was to consider practical and subjective outpatient nurse recommendations adhering to guidelines for the safe treatment of chemotherapy developed to prevent exposure to chemotherapy . " Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. In the observed practice, the nurse completed 100 activities in 100% of the time (treatment of the glove in chemotherapy approved containers after chemotherapy began, chemotherapy bags and tubes after cutting of chemotherapy injection Disposal, and chemistry). Wash your hands after you finish your treatment. Comparing objective and subjective behavior compliance, the frequency of the three actions performed was higher than the frequency seen by the nurse in the questionnaire (in the case where chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was appropriately discontinued Double gloves and robes). The frequency of the two acts was lower than the nurse listed in the questionnaire (double gloves and protective work surface)

INTRODUCTION Ainu is about Ainu human. In the past 120 years, the Ainu tradition has changed with the times. Nonetheless, culture has experienced a young generation from their grandparents intensely. In Japan, it is estimated that 50,000 to nearly 100,000 Ainu people live in Japan. Ainu culture began from the island of northern Japan called Hokkaido. Everything about Ainu is currently the same as all other Japanese. Japan has lived since prehistoric times, but the first settlers are hunter gatherer groups known as Jomon people and are considered to be the ancestors of the Ainu today. In Japan there will be an increase in settlers from the Asian continent, and these settlers are known as Yayoi and are believed to be mixed with Jomonese people and cause Japanese people to compete. The country where Japan first concentrates can be traced back to the ancient burial era, during which the kingdom called Yamato ruled the western half of Japan. The ruler of Yamato is a genetic series of the emperor and still exists in modern Japanese royal family to this day. After the Joseon Dynasty, Japanese people will first contact China and South Korea in the Asuka era where Japanese culture began to absorb China's influence. In northern Japan, the Kuril islands, Sakhalin and Ainu are traditional residents. Today, the population of Ainu has decreased to less than 200,000 people, but these indigenous people in northern Japan are important for understanding Japanese history and Japanese identity. In fact, the fact that the Japanese government did not completely colonize Hokkaido was not until the Meiji Restoration (it was called Ezo until the 1860s). Toyotomi Hideyoshi, under the control of the Matsubara family, as a march block of the southernmost Ezo end under Japanese rule, and outside the Ainu land during the Meiji era (1868-1912), the Japanese government regulates legal regulations I approved. We promote Ainu tradition and assimilation. Until 2008, Ainu 's talent was regarded as indigenous in Japan. Today, descendants of Ainu people claimed by Russia are not officially recognized as Ainu either. Ethnography: Ainu world view People in Ainu are indigenous people in Japan, lonely people, and now they live only in Hokkaido islands in Hokkaido. According to a survey in 1984, the number is 24,381, which continues to rise from the lowest point of forced labor and disease in the mid-19th century, has passed through most of the standardized Japanese society and is integrated. Most of them still live in Hokkaido. Ainu's animal religion is solid. Many ethnographic magazines created by anthropologist Fieldwork are our understanding of our culture and we may think of it as our own foreign culture. Ethnographic magazines are often written to understand the customs of cultures under study so they can fill gaps between different lifestyles. Majorie Shostak is one of the famous anthropologists who tried to do this in her work. While staying in the Dobe district of Botswana, she learned the life of Kung women.

The text, including illustrations of chapter themes, questions and discussions, important conceptual points, questions stimulating anthropological thinking and thinking methods, summaries of interesting ethnographic studies, and paper recommendations are readable and attractive . The editor stated, "One of the central objectives of this book is to regain the role quietly occupied by historical music research in ethnomusicological science, but in this field, ethnography research in contemporary music practice Emphasized and showed insight into history research.New approach, the tradition of music all over the world "(p Roughly speaking, our work examines every aspect of American Jewish experience, but we all share a common point in putting our ethnographic research into their deep and complex historical grounds Share your interests. They detailed the field survey on literacy surveys, lessons learned, lessons learned, educational methods of literacy rate, the environment of literacy rate, and how these findings affect policies and practices. Ethnographic research on the lives of young people and the transition to adults suggests diversity of children's perceptions around the world and doubts whether universal child rights can adapt to this different world view I'm casting it. Despite the lack of a clear analysis of explicit discourse strategies in these ethnographic studies, the focus of the volume on activities and identity is to persuade the persuasive image of the radicalist strategy to advance social research Offers. First, according to an ethnographic magazine survey, black students regard scholarly efforts as "white of performance", so black students do not have the desire to study hard at school. However, despite lacking a more subtle academic effort, the fact that blacks are at schools with at least Caucasians from similar socioeconomic background suggests that the black youth culture is more anti- It seems to contradict the idea that it is physical. Examples of cross-cutting areas of research include ethnographic research and other areas of the social sciences, in particular health interventions within the health system and specific societies or groups, as well as gender and social economics of disease . Factor research However, although this ethnographic journal survey does not solve all the survey problems. Ethnographic journal survey is a small scale study that does not represent manipulated variables such as the whole research group, experimental research, etc. It is impossible to reproduce hypothesis tests and research. Investigation of ethnographic journals is also time-consuming and expensive to implement. We need to deal with ethical issues such as secret observation of such subjects. The collected data must be recorded systematically. For the large amount of data available, it is necessary to focus on theoretical problems and restrict the collection by restricting the data associated with such problems. One of the main criticisms of ethnographic research is the time they run. As mentioned above, ethnographic survey does not always take a long time, but this consideration is still effective. Because of its abundant output, ethnographic research often takes longer to generate and analyze its data than many other methods. For example, during the first week of the ethnographic journal survey of claims processing systems, it was observed that all subjects followed the most rigorous interpretation of the correct procedure. But over time, it becomes increasingly evident that almost all employees have "solutions" and "shortcuts" that are widely used to speed things up. These behaviors are very useful to help redesign the process. If the researchers were not in that place for a long time to observe these, they might not have recorded. The ethnographic journal survey comes from an ethnographic journal survey. And it is a qualitative approach that researchers are fully immersed in the life, c

Bronisław Malinowski (born 1884 - 1942) is undoubtedly the most influential anthropologist of the 20th century, and of course British social anthropology. His student list is one of the most important British anthropologists of the 1930s and 1970s, such as Raymond Firth, EE Evans - Pritchard, Audrey Richards, Edmund Reach, Ashley Montague, Meyer Fortes, Isaac. Chapela. Malinowski believes that functionalism was introduced by fulfilling the physiological needs of humans as a way to understand the evolutionary paradigm of the predecessor, ie other cultures, thereby refusing to influence the revolution of anthropology ing. But his long-lasting legacy is not a theory but a methodology. By giving anthropologists a pleasant position on missionaries or balconies of government stations, they live with the people they are studying and advise working together to achieve his true innovation. Edmund Leach (a singer quoted by Singer in 2011) said he stayed for a long time among the residents of the Tropea Islands during the First World War, although he was not the first person to make a field trip It was. Anthropology Living with the people he studied, understanding them personally, participating in their activities, and conducting research with his technical terms has been called participation in observation since then . Monographs and articles he collected about the inhabitants of the Trobrian Islands may be the most extensive ethnographic magazine written by someone to date. His wonderful work, the hero of Argos of the Western Pacific, was published in 1922. There, he described Kula Ring (a complex exchange of land arms and necklace), and was one of the earliest modern ethnographic magazines. Unlike earlier monographs, Malinowski's ethnographic magazine focuses institutionally, draws a romantic picture of local life and provides a vivid story that ethnographic journalists are treated as real people I will. Communication Malinowski is a writer handling the most important and controversial topics at the time, such as economics, religion, family, gender, psychology, colonialism, war. He insists that it is necessary to observe these different aspects in context to understand culture correctly. Marinovski converted British social anthropology from a nation-centered discipline related to historical origins to a work based on travelers, missionaries, colonial administrators, and understood the interrelationship among institutions. The goal of people working at the site is "to master the views of local people" (Malinowski 1984, p. 25, Fieldwork and Ethnography). William Amary's AAS Establishing AAS at Northwestern University in 2016 is an important year for # Fight 4 AAS, from the establishment of minors to the 20-year student organization. However, at Hunter College and many other schools, we continue to educate our history and prospects. In March, Donald Trump to MSNBC, Roy v. When Wade was knocked down, those who accept abortion said they should be subject to "some form of punishment". Many people are very shocked by these comments - but those who are rooted in the reproductive justice movement, as in the case of Purvi Patel, punishment for people seeking abortion is already in progress I know that. We often refuse to why so many people refuse to receive treatment or participate in AA. According to a survey of AA itself, only 5% of people entering AA have been participating for up to one year. One researcher, Barry Tuchfeld, interviewed people struggling to drink alcohol. These people rejected the value of AA and treatment in their lives. These statements represent denial if you believe in AA models and therapists. In contrast, Tuchfeld's research subjects successfully eliminated their drinking problem for many years. Alcoholism is a major problem for today's society, but it is useful for those who want to stop drinking. For example, AA "no alcohol name" AA helped a lot of people, but there are other treatments such as counseling an

In the book "The New Guide for Pastors", James W. Bryant and Mike Brunson did a lot of work in identifying and explaining the actual details of successful pastors and productive churches. There is nothing more convincing than the first chapter of this book. In the first chapter, Bryant and Brunson tell stories about the call to God's sermon. "The church can call a man a pastor, but God calls a preacher" (Bry and and Brunson 2007, 14). The author clearly shows that preaching the word of God is the center of pastoral ministry. The book I decided to review was written by Mary Clark Moschella, "Ethnography as pastoral practice: Introduction". The reason why I chose this book is because my father is a pastor and I want to become a future person following the footsteps of him. To be able to see ethnology is a new topic for me, it is wonderful to apply for a very interesting and important area for me. It is how to use ethnology to make this book more attractive. You may know that the pastor advises the people of their church community. So it is a valuable skill in not only the church but also other parts of the world to better understand the stories and struggles of others using ethnologic strategies. I am really looking forward to reading and reading this book! Even ambitious, new and experienced shepherd / priest / priest, I can not recommend enough Sandra Wheeler as a minister of moral theologians: the moral aspect of pastoral leaders. Wheeler briefly introduces its type and method but this is not a book on morality as it has a lesson-like approach to the subject; this is encouragement and guidance for those who graze the church . . The pastor is not just a prayer, missionary, and teacher; we (should be!) Shepherds imitate the lives of Christians' disciples and lead others to do the same. This means that we can "speak", say, be able to say, and with other people - and from where they are - and can lead them at the same time Book Review: Minister as a Moral Theologian: by Sandra Wheeler, the Moral Aspect of Pastor Guidance MC: Through this book, I need to read more than any other book I wrote. This includes expenditures for the month just recently visited New York. I have a New York WPA guide in 1939, and I will use it as my guide. I went to New York, explored it and tried to find it - many of them are still here; some of them have disappeared. I learned about the history of manga books, people who entered this field, what they were, what that field was, how it worked, and the fact that I built the first foundation. Then I wrote more fundamentals that I need to know and started further research. I went to a place I do not want to go like Antarctica. Even the Empire State Building I do not know will play such an important role in the book, so I need to read a lot about this. If necessary, I will go to the library and soak in my mind.

This project uses the Yorkshire branch of Manchester University Cooperative University and the South Cooperative Community to prepare for the preliminary on how the emotional aspects of cultural and social life change the community life of the community in the northern non-industrial area We conducted a survey to study. This work was done at "Ghost Lab", and academic doctor Geoff Bright became the event space of "participatory process space: semi-improvised, horizontal, community / activist / art" (Massumi, 2005). "The first project makes use of scholarships in the field of emotions, memory and identity in the history of cultural research, architecture, practice of creative arts and social theory, but in particular it becomes a controversial thing To develop a conceptual framework of "social distress" developed by Professor Avery Gordon (see Gordon, 1997) to study how the past has emotional implications. State-of-the-art "availability" (Williams, 1977: 134), yet strongly shaped, and itself shaped Avery Gordon conducted an interdisciplinary hybrid investigation of the "blind zone" of social research as it is reflected in the current closed obsolete past existence. Through community research collaborated with the shift of 'new material' in art practice (Barrett and Bolt, 2013), we developed the concept of social distress. And our goal is to contribute to Gordon's approach. "I could not foresee the special usage of Dr. Jeff Bright with a book called" Ghost: Puzzle and Sociological Imagination ". "I am keen on the core problems and objectives of my work. Naturally, Bright developed a unique approach at Ghost Labs, allowing the general community to master theoretical and historical complex knowledge without sacrificing complex theories. Tackling social distress is currently investigating the existence of two "valuable communities": the joint movement Rochdale Pioneer Museum and the UNITE Southern Yorkshire community branch (labor union) in South Yorkshire Coalfield. This project is an innovative collaborative production space known as an interesting "Ghost Collaborative Lab" based on cultural research, history, architecture, practice of creative art, social theory, and theoretical theory. We are collaborating with our partners. Various expressions - ethnography of poetry, radio art, comics, major achievements. R / Agency works at the boundary between field and research / performance. The role of Bright at R / Armina is held mainly as a performance national / ethnographic magazine scholar, under the project theme In Angry Tongues. Erotic creative practice in politicized poetry, songwriting and performance In this presentation, I will introduce issues concerning educational ethnographic magazines in two currently active British Arts and Humanities Research Council projects. The lecturer is one of the PIs who tackle social distress and the other one is the (R) institution Co - I: Angry Life Practice. Both projects provide an interdisciplinary perspective on the emotional aspects of social life. That "emotional structure" Raymond Williams is still productive (Williams, 1977). Bright contributed to these projects by using an ethnographic approach and the framework of "social distress" (Gordon, 1997), how the controversial past is built into an emotional community It shows you. A barely visible or very symbolic "meaning" (Gordon, 1997: 50) According to sociologist Avery Gordon, social distress is memories and legacy of past social violence. It is the atmosphere of the whole community that does not affect feelings, feelings, way of thinking, the future. Our research explores this concept from the point of view of art and humanities science and reveals stories of architecture, artifacts, landscapes, sounds, poetry, and graphics, recalling the "almost invisible" historical experience, We will explore the changing nature of community values. function

Dr. Yvonne Smith and Dr. Matthew C. Spitzmueller, LCSW, Syracuse University, New York, Associate Professor of Social Welfare, Syracuse University. Address information was supported by Fahs-Beck research and experimental fund by Yvonne Smith of Syracuse University social work school in Syracuse, New York, and University Family and School (UHS) data collection of pseudonym. A research on community club research was funded by Evelyn Brodkin of the University of Chicago Health Management Research Center. The authors would like to thank UHS and community club staff for their enthusiastic participation in this research in the main task of their day-to-day work. Dr. Yvonne Smith and Dr. Matthew C. Spitzmueller, LCSW, Syracuse University, New York, Associate Professor of Social Welfare, Syracuse University. Address information was supported by Fahs-Beck research and experimental fund by Yvonne Smith of Syracuse University social work school in Syracuse, New York, and University Family and School (UHS) data collection of pseudonym. A research on community club research was funded by Evelyn Brodkin of the University of Chicago Health Management Research Center. The authors would like to thank UHS and community club staff for their enthusiastic participation in this research in the main task of their day-to-day work. It was the early ethnographic magazine scholar (contemporary anthropologist) who laid the foundation of modern theory. Studies of general activities such as urban street gangs, psychiatric hospital patients, factory workers rituals, small groups have the same characteristics as large cultural groups, culture is equally important for these small groups It shows that there is. Just like society as a whole. Modern organizational culture theory can be divided into two different but relevant schools. The first is a "culturally variable" approach, where major cultural factors influence the activities and outcomes of the organization. The second method is more extreme, say culture is the lifeblood of the organization. Culture is regarded not as an organizational aspect, but as a reality of an organization that gives members life and meaning. In other words, culture is an organization The main purpose of the ethnographic journal survey is to understand what a place means for a group of people and its value from a modern cultural standpoint. Ethnolog magazine scholars will review historical cultural studies and get historical prospects, but they must be beginners and have to seek to provide a contemporary perspective on places in tribal representatives. This famous cultural ruins do not conduct this type of ethnographic survey. Ethnography is a complex science that takes time and patience. In SSFL, ethnographic magazine scholars cooperate with people who have been strongly separated from traditional culture for generations. Native Americans consultants may know more about the importance of ruins and artifacts for people who once lived in this place. They know what this means for today's people and the modern cultural values ​​associated with this area.

Ancient India and Indian India India is a country with great wealth and potential. It is also a country full of poverty and ignorance. There are various languages, religions, races and customs. There are also many differences in the country itself. In this land there are deserts, dense jungle, vast plains, mountains, and tropical lowlands. All these domestic differences create different needs and different living standards. But it is clear that these differences can not be resolved until the population is controlled. There are few countries in the world with old and diverse cultures such as India. The material, religious and ethnic diversity of India is as important as it was the history of "modern India". In India, religion is very important to people. It is an important part of the whole Indian tradition. For most Indians, religion occupies every aspect of life, from everyday housework to education and politics. Hinduism is the main belief that more than 80% of the population practices. In addition to Hindus, Muslims are the most famous religious groups, an important part of Indian society. Ancient Asian literature is often regarded as a literary work of modern China and India 500 years ago. In India, Hinduism (polytheistic formed in India thousands of years ago) was founded in literature that appeared there, including Vedas, the oldest Sanskrit literature, Hindu scriptures (Sanskrit is the ancient language of India) It played an important role in formation. And Ramayana, this is an Indian epic written in Sanskrit by the poet Valmichi, and a love story between Lama and Shita, the princess The caste system in India is a paradigm ethnography of caste. It varied by various dominant elites such as ancient India, medieval, early modern and modern India, especially Mughal Empire and British Raj. It is the foundation of education and labor conservation in India today. It consists of two different concepts, varna and jati. These can be thought of as various analysis levels of the system. It is believed that the caste system that exists today is the result of the collapse of the Mughal era and the development of the British colonial system in India. The collapse of the Mughal era witnessed the emergence of powerful men who are related to the king, the pastor, and the monks, confirmed the luxurious and military form of caste ideals, and at first glance changed the perfect social group into a difference It was. Caste community As a result of many discussions about the caste system in India, I think that I will not treat this topic fairly unless the impact is seen in modern India. Below we discuss how the caste system works in modern India and how it affects modern Indian politics and policies. Finally, I will give personal opinion on the caste system. The modern Indian caste system is greatly influenced by the mobility of British rule, the movement toward higher education, and the employment of cities. Certain subsidies and concessions promote lower castes. During this period the caste system became less stiff and artificial barriers set by Brahmin among the castes went down. Furthermore, all people except Hindi, such as Jain, Christian, Muslim, are treated equally.

The interconnectivity of our increasingly globalizing world blurs and erodes the edge of culture and indigenous origins and creates culturally relevant "common lands". Since the "Tattoo Renaissance" in the 1960s, tattoo art has diversified on a large scale, as tourism industry and global cultural awareness spread cultural motifs and tribal design all around the world. Along with the expansion of global cultural awareness, deprivation of the cultural ownership of the 21st century and the identity of the region has become a big problem, and its symbolic design is distorted and worn by foreigners . . Regional meaning In this article we will explain how we focus on Maori's "Tamoko" in literature on tribal tattoos, identities and cultures. I will explain the ethnologic investigation method being used, including participation in observation, informal and semi-structured interviews, photographs and hands-on records, handwriting diaries, and issues to be confronted and how to overcome them. Through these interviews and observations, the subject of ethnography settled the main findings: how Westerners view culture ownership and identity; what does tattoo design mean for Western foreign wearers? What is the value and understanding of the pattern behind the earth, how does Maoris see the position of "Tamoko" in the 21st century and world tattoos and culture in the world? The conclusion of this study is that the place and symbolic meaning of the tribal tattoo change with time; their meaning changes, often a symbol of traditional heritage, but in new, melted modern tribal communities It is inside. Other Western societies and cultures have adopted them, changed their background, and often reduced their respect for their origins. When Western culture adapts to the Polynesian tribal tradition, it changes the overall meaning and understanding of these traditions. Traditional Polynesian tribal tattoos have infinite culture and history. In modern context, in particular, Tatau gives Polynesians a sense of identity. "In the international context, Tataou's identity symbolizes it as the identity of the country and culture" (Forsythe 12). They wrote down the history of their culture on their skin and used inks to permanently celebrate the identity of their community. When the people on the other side of the world use the same pattern and mark as the fashion statement, it robs those tattoos from cultural importance. As my grandmother said in her article "Manoa", "Our words are known to all countries, with Tatou spreading all over the world. From social media kirituhi (face tattoo) photo filter to Te Reo Maori natural language processing tool, I came to witness the Maori culture digital input and technology. This culture and technology penetration has caused several interesting architectural design problems including culture confidentiality, data sovereignty, culture ownership and many other interesting challenges. This two part article does not explain current cultural design issues that innovators need to consider when implementing solutions. There are several whanau, governance organizations, and Maori technical experts who are actively addressing these challenges. In fact, according to our "Great Voyage" theme, this article will continue the voyage to future waters. The interconnectivity of our increasingly globalizing world blurs and erodes the edge of culture and indigenous origins and creates culturally relevant "common lands". Since the "Tattoo Renaissance" in the 1960 's, tattoo art has diversified to a large scale, the development of tourism industry and the rise of global cultural awareness have expanded global cultural themes and tribal design. Along with the expansion of global cultural awareness, the cultural ownership of the 21st century and the identity of the region are the main problems of indigenous society, and its symbolic design is warped and worn by foreigners I am doing. This article discusses ethnographic research on t

The value of life can be completely defined only by its owner. So, indeed, you can only define it by the owner. Both authors explain the meaning of loyalty to themselves in an article by Zera Neale Hurston's "Conflicts of Interest" and Anna Lisara's short story "This is making me hard for me". And what does it mean that being dishonest to you? In this case, being loyal to yours means maximizing your ability to maximize your self-interest. Zera Neale Hurston's article "Conflicts of Interest"; Separation of Writers Regarding the basic texts of anthropologists who are interested in Heston's contribution to this field, McLaughlin's introduction of this book considers Heston as an important figure in the lineage of black feminist anthropologists. Heston is interpreted as a pioneering supporter of interdisciplinary use of ethnographic journals; her novel is the foundation of ethnographic magazines, and her private folklore books and essays are literary. In addition to her prestigious position in the preface, in the next article Heston was regarded as a pioneer of black feminist anthropology and became an innovator of automated ethnography. The value of life can be completely defined only by its owner. So, indeed, you can only define it by the owner. Both authors explain the meaning of loyalty to themselves in an article by Zera Neale Hurston's "Conflicts of Interest" and Anna Lisara's short story "This is making me hard for me". And what does it mean that being dishonest to you? In this case, being loyal to yours means maximizing your ability to maximize your self-interest. Zera Neale Hurston's article "Conflicts of Interest"; Separation of Writers Skin color is subject to discrimination, but how to color it is a way to accept the true meaning of human beings, including race, color, religion or social status. Zola Hurston wrote an article about how to feel the color in the 1920's. It is worth noting that there was strong open discrimination against blacks at this time. Unfair treatment with apartheid adds more constraints and makes other people more difficult Heston focuses on folklore, writing drama, prose, poetry, short story, novel. She graduated from Columbia University and is an anthropologist. Some scholars argue that "Helston belongs to the black writer of the Depression during the Great Depression including Ralph Ellison and Richard Wright." Likewise, for other black writers of this age, Heston used her work to reveal the lives of the black people as well as the black readers as well as the white readers. White criticized Hurston for forging information and black living, but Hurston brought up social problems in her writing. Both Heston and Wright write about the importance of self identity. Hesston's work was born from "misplaced and disoriented". Hesston's work is called the boldness of the "black English dialect". By Hurston's Renaissance, Hurston's work is true?

Written expression is an important part of communication and critical thinking. In the case of high school students, acquiring strong writing skills not only improves the performance of high school, but also helps prepare for the future of academic and professional occupations. Regardless of whether you write a paper, take notes or apply for a scholarship, high school students need to develop their own ideas and proofread your assignments before sharing. Clearly written is important to how the reader receives the text. Therefore, high school students must use correct grammar and punctuation in sentences. As the readers of each article are different, the student writes the subject of the paper in a different way than sending an email to a friend. Understanding the audience and learning to meet the needs of the reader is an important aspect of expression of sentences. In order to prepare professional and mature sentences, students need to learn to proofread their work in the classroom or for scholarship or vocation application before submitting. Note is an expression of how to write important for high school students and college students. Note also helps students prepare for exams, interpret written or oral materials, and plan and organize papers and projects. Sweet Briar College notes that important memo writing techniques include specifying points, details of keypoints and support, and building up documented material in a logical form. Priority and organization are essential for written expression at all levels. High school students should learn to spread, explain and develop their thoughts through writing. The University of Marquette said, "By writing, you can extend your thinking beyond the first impression and intuitive reaction." Examples of document development include providing specific examples, determining the relationship between two unrelated thoughts or events, and analyzing the cause and effect of the problem. For many high school students, strengthening the writing skills will help to successfully apply for university and university programs. For example, students have to write essays for SAT, and they have to write personal statements as part of their college application. The better they go in the written section the better the chances of entering a good university or university. Upon entering university, students need to use presentation skills written by their students from lab report to research thesis. So make a strong foundation for writing skills at high school and prepare for success after graduation Soheila Battaglia is an award-winning, published writer and filmmaker. He holds a master 's degree in literary culture from New York University and a bachelor' s degree in ethnography from the University of California at Berkeley. She is a professor of college literature and composition. ... to acquire reading comprehension and written communication skills. In the literature course, students can evaluate writers and literature as an important means of social, political and cultural expression and to critically think about various literary genres. Written expression is an important part of communication and critical thinking. In the case of high school students, acquiring strong writing skills not only improves the performance of high school, but also helps prepare for the future of academic and professional occupations. Even if you write a paper, take notes, apply for a scholarship, high school students need to learn to prolong their thoughts and proofread the tasks that they have written before sharing. Clearly written is important to how the reader receives the text. Therefore, high school students must use correct grammar and punctuation in sentences. As the readers of each article are different, the student writes the subject of the paper in a different way than sending an email to a friend. Understanding the audience and learning to meet the needs of the reader is an important aspect

Johnny came home late from work. He felt very tired, I spent the night in front of the television and decided to entertain myself with some programs. His cable company offered him about 100 television channels. He clicked on the remote control until he passed through various programs, and he found something familiar and attractive. As soon as he was swallowed up by the plot, on TV show he got rid of his intense life. He can choose from various forms of passive entertainment, such as Internet browsing, gallery shopping, concerts, music. One of the problems of new social participation in Kester's art critique is roughly imitating the practice of social participation in the art that it depends on Habermas's communication concept that has been coordinated and that dialogue leads to empathy and cognition It is that. Aspects) Critics should not mainly focus on the formal aspects of art but should evaluate society's ability to report in an empathic way and participate in the art of listening to the environment and spectators. It is to establish "ethical identity" between artists and their collaborators. There are privileges of agreement and problem of subjectivity and are often retreated due to more fundamental or "irrational" demands and these demands are more drastic than creating visible exclusion processes and breaklines And I am not very interested in building empathy. Artists will not disappear (and critics) Because there is a wish and I want to mobilize the community New social participation in art criticism should be "field analysis" - of course the name of the journal written by Keester. Art historians need to seriously consider the participation of society of art and the way they touch and cooperate with the audience and hence individual art is no longer a privileged subject of analysis but an artistic ethnography that is an artist and a community Developing. This relationship is the starting point for a critical analysis of the project. Kester talks about "scrutinizing a specific project, how power and resistance work with different aesthetics, discourse, subjective and institutional factors". From the book "Fields: Social Participation in Art Criticism" by Grant Kester, it turns out that the discourse of social participation in social participation art and art is still very active. Quezter is the driving force of a magazine, it mainly brings together more art historians, critics and artists in the United States. The editing committee consists of art historians composed of Shannon's Shannon Jackson, curator of creative era, NATO Thompson, politicians such as George Marcus, Irvine and Tania Bruguera of the University of California. Surname in the field of contemporary art. So far, four journals have been published online, including artists and writers Gregory Cholet, experienced researcher Alan W. Moore, and Polish American artist Krzystof Wodiczko. Alan W. Moore and Gloria Durán wrote an article about La Tabacalera Self-Organizing Social Center in Madrid

Abstract: Background: Chemotherapy drugs are exposing nurses to occupational exposure risks. There is no document on nurse's perception of adherence to chemotherapy treatment and safe treatment methods. Objective: The purpose of this preliminary study was to consider actual and subjective outpatient tumor nurses to comply with guidelines for safe treatment of chemotherapy to prevent exposure to chemotherapy. METHODS: Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective nursing behaviors of anticipated safe chemotherapy treatments - especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. We used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference between observation rate and questionnaire response. RESULTS: Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. In the observed practice, the nurse completed 100 activities in 100% of the time (treatment of the glove in chemotherapy approved containers after chemotherapy began, chemotherapy bags and tubes after cutting of chemotherapy injection Disposal, and chemistry). Wash your hands after you finish your treatment. Comparing objective and subjective behavior compliance, the frequency of the three actions performed was higher than the frequency seen by the nurse in the questionnaire (in the case where chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was appropriately discontinued Double gloves and robes). The frequency of the two acts was lower than the nurse listed in the questionnaire (double gloves and protective work surface) "Oncology Clinical Journal" is copyright protected by the Oncology Care Society and it is not copied or sent by e-mail to multiple sites or posted to a list server without the express written permission of the copyright owner can not. However, users can print, download, or email articles for personal use. This summary can be summarized. Copying accuracy is not guaranteed. For a complete summary, the user must refer to the original release material. To access the whole article and other high quality information, please consult your university / university library, local public library, or other affiliate. Important user information: Subscriber customers accessing from a remote location can have remote access to EBSCO's database for personal, non-commercial purposes. However, if the intended use is to reduce costs or avoid noncommercial profit from nonsubscribing organizations, no subscription organization will be allowed remote access to EBSCO's database. Colvin's research consists of two parts: a self-assessment questionnaire for micro-ethnography or observation, a nurse doing chemotherapy in the mobile injection area, and a nurse who safely handles the practice of chemotherapy. In Part 1, Colvin trained three observers to collect data from the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center between January 2012 and March 2013. In the second part of the study, Colvin 's questionnaire asked injecting nurses to provide self - awareness of expected behavioral compliance of chemotherapy treatment; the response option used Li. Ketescale. 33% of department nurses answered the questionnaire. In this analysis, Mr. Kolvin used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference in safe chemotherapy response rate between nurses evaluated by self-assessment and self-assessed questionnaire responses. From literature review, Colvin does not provide information on whether the nurse is actually adhering to chemotherapy treatment, whether it is aware of the frequency with which nurses are following practical expectations. After that, we conducted prospective comparative mixing method research to study the behavior of nurses. "The purpose of this study was to consider practical and subjective outpatient nurse recommendations adhering to guidelines for the safe treatment of chemotherapy developed to prevent exposure to chemotherapy . "

To discover the importance of media in contemporary culture, it took a long time in the field of anthropology. Amid this important new book, Anna Pertierra talks about how areas that have been closely related to esoteric cultural studies have become a central part of global media and communication research. She reviewed the rise of media anthropology research, the discovery of digital culture, and the acceptance of ethnographic methods by media scholars around the world. This book combines long-standing discussions in social and cultural anthropology with recent innovations in digital cultural studies and explains how anthropology adapts to media stories and research in modern world. It represents mutual apathetic and subsequent love between anthropology and media research to understand how this transformation occurs and why. In addition, this book shows how anthropology theories and methods provide valuable media research methods from the ground perspective and understand the human experience of the media of the digital age. Media anthropology in the digital age will be interested in all those who wish to understand students and scholars in media and communication, anthropological and cultural studies, and anthropological applications in broader cultural controversy. "This book is vibrant and written based on sufficient information and includes anthropologists, media scholars, and other interrelated people in the digital age, and other interdisciplinary concerns from the Arctic circle to the world An important introduction to the field, the southern global community. " "A very useful explanation for anthropologist's specific contribution to the understanding of the social and cultural significance of the media and digital technology of the world.AnnaPertierra is a clear and comprehensive overview of media anthropology and that it is We will provide you with wonderful services in this area that we can offer, including adjacent disciplines like cultural research, media and communication research. " Heather Horst and Daniel Miller's Digital Anthropology (2012). This book outlines the theme of digital anthropology, and explains mass media, social networking, communication and so on. This is an essay collection by digital anthropologists, including some authors who read in this course, like Tom Boellstorff and John Postill. This is a good starting point for those who want to further explore the topics covered in this course. "Internet and Civil Society in China: Preliminary Evaluation", Yang Guobin. This article provides some background information on modern Chinese social movements. The political tension between the People's Republic of China and the civil society organization of the Internet is intense. Because the People's Republic of China is aware of the possibilities of Internet media, it recognizes Internet censorship. Do Chinese folklorists follow the pace of the Arab Spring Revolutionaries? Or will reviewing the People's Republic of China save China from the civil war? Digital anthropology is a study of the relationship between human and digital era technology and spans various fields of anthropology and technology. It is sometimes combined with social and cultural anthropology and is sometimes considered a part of material culture. This field is new and therefore has various key names. These include technical anthropology, digital ethnography, online anthropology and virtual anthropology. Ecological anthropology is defined as "research on cultural adaptation to the environment". This subarea is also defined as "research on the relationship between humans and their biophysical environment". His research focuses on "how cultural beliefs and customs will help people adapt to their environment and how their environment spans space and time."

Social science is a field covering many fields including criminal justice. Surveys and questionnaires, interviews, randomized clinical trials, direct observation, physiological manipulation and documentation, descriptive methods, laboratory and field experiments, standardized tests, economic analysis, statistical modeling, ethnography, and evaluation " And definition of social science (BSSR), 2010). Research can be broadly divided into two categories, scientific or experimental research and social science research. For my research purposes, I would like to explain the research under the social science. Social science research, regardless of its type and nature, needs to be measured to some extent. This includes concept classification and assignment, its nature and operational level varies. It is also a very useful program as it helps to ensure high quality research. The diversity of research reflects the diversity of parameters leading to it. To put it more precisely, it means that the diversity of ontologies and epistemology is the basis of methodology, which in turn is a way of guiding research. Briefly, the methodology generated different research designs because it follows different ontological and epistemological prescriptions in the theoretical structure. Social science research is aimed at understanding, explaining and predicting human behavior by observing, reflecting, and / or measuring social phenomena. As part of science, we focus on social research and personal relationships by exploring meanings from the human point of view and / or constructing theories based on these investigations. Glenn Firebaugh (2008) summarizes the seven principles of excellent social science research (see Figure 1.1). The first six are amazing possibilities There is a need to explore the difference in research It is necessary to compare the survey results of one group with the survey results of another group and pay attention to how things change, reasons and degrees Yes. Because social science research field is often interdisciplinary, search may be necessary in some cases. In reviewing literature on social science research projects, it is necessary not only to identify the studies carried out but also to evaluate the importance of comparing existing information. All social sciences have comprehensive research tools to help you find related materials. Some university library research guides listed on the left side provide some ideas for starting research. Please also consult with the topic librarian to find out how to start and optimize your search.

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Renaissance dance Today, we have various types of dance. Hip hop, jazz, Irish dance, ballet etc. During the Renaissance period from the 13th century to the 17th century, witches also showed various kinds of dances. Most of the dances are very similar, and the music during this time has something to do with the dance. The two main types of Renaissance dance were court dance and farmer's dance. The court dance is done for entertainment and complexity, and the courtiers hire a dance master to make a new dance. There is a possibility that the whole instrumental music dance music of Renaissance is in full bloom and it is made up of many people, more instantly being played. That name comes from our musicians who gathered most of the existing music and has published it in various forms for many years. Michael Praetorius's Terpsichore (1571-1621) and Tielman Susato's dance (c.1500-1561) are excellent examples of dance music in the late Renaissance era. Works like La Spagna (by Josquin des Prez) are good examples of buoyancy rhythms and sounds in the Renaissance dance. Many of these dance forms were modified and developed by later composers and entered the baroque dance suite. Renaissance dance Today, we have various types of dance. Hip hop, jazz, Irish dance, ballet etc. During the Renaissance period from the 13th century to the 17th century, witches also showed various kinds of dances. Most of the dances are very similar, and the music during this time has something to do with the dance. The two main types of Renaissance dance were court dance and farmer's dance. The court dance is due to amusement and complexity, courtiers will hire a dance master Ballet / bæleɪ / (French :) is a performance dance that began in the 15th century Italian Renaissance period, then developed into a concert dance form in France and Russia. It is a unique vocabulary based on French terminology, it is a wide and highly technical form of dance. It has a worldwide spread and defines many of the basic techniques used in other dance types and cultures. Ballet has been taught in various schools around the world and these schools have historically adopted their own culture, so the art evolved in many different ways. View ballet vocabulary It covers the theme of Western history and dance history from the Renaissance court dance to the 20th century. Study the development and style trends of ballet and modern dance in a cultural / historical / political context. Includes specified reading and main material. A thorough analysis of dance leads to discussion of form, content, interpretation, and critical acceptance. Ethnography in dance and performance, ethnology and oral history theory and actual experience. I introduce the theory and method of ethnographic magazine's field work, ethnographic magazine writing and ethnographic analysis. Focus on the way and theory of dance. I will also explain methods and theories applied to other physical acts such as music, theater, sports, performing arts etc. Provided: Provided in combination with ANTH 549; w ^

Sociology is research on human society, its origins, functions and problems. It focuses on relationships among people, groups, classes, organizations, and cultures. Undergraduate courses build a foundation for careers in many specialized fields and provide graduate training for sociologists at academic, government, corporate or community institutions. Sociology will explore and analyze important issues for our private life, community, nation and the world. The sociology course aims to show students the social characteristics of human life and the influence of social organizations of various forms on personnel affairs. Invite students to learn knowledge and examine the results of various topics such as family, religion, education, politics, role of gender, popular culture, crime. Please encourage all students majoring in sociology to actively participate in their educational design and to use the opportunities and services offered by the school. Internships, internships and independent learning courses (Soc 393, 394, and 399) to help students build connections with social welfare institutions and individual professors Sociology clubs offer more opportunities to participate in school and community problems. The American Honorary Association Alpha Kappa Delta and Roger Yoshino Award offer opportunities for those interested in academic excellence. After that, Gofman went to the University of Chicago graduate school and got a doctorate. In the sociological study of 1953, Gofman conducted an ethnographic research in the tradition of the Chicago Social School and studied the theory of symbolic interaction. His main influences include Herbert Bloomers, Talcott Parsons, George Shimmel, Sigmund Freud and Emile Durchem. After completing the doctoral course and married, Gofman found a job at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland. So he conducted observational research and in 1961 he published the second book "Shelter: Papers on Psychiatric Patients and Other Prisoners' Social Status". The School of Science in Chicago organizes urban sociology into subfields of academic disciplines through pioneering research on urban space and social interaction. This group of sociologists studied urban environment built in Chicago in the beginning of the 20th century and subsequent researchers used qualitative methods such as ethnographic magazine studies and land use mapping to infer about urban phenomena, It has sustained impact on the field. The Chicago School combines sociology and anthropology to understand the interrelationships between urban structure and urban subtle interactions. The Chicago school seeks to provide a subjective meaning as to how humans interact under structural, cultural and social conditions. This research method was started by anthropologists Bronislaw Malinowski and Franz Boas, but was adopted as a major research method by many sociologists as Chicago Social Science University in the early 20th century. Today, participant observation or ethnography is the main research method for the practice of qualitative sociologists around the world. Participant observations require researchers to become subjective participants as they interact with the group and acquire further access using knowledge gained through individual participation in the study. This component provides the dimension of missing information from survey data. Participant Observational Studies also states that emotions and emotions do not influence observation and discovery but are objective observers and that they aim to record all of what he or she is seeing Request.

Chandra Mohanty insists that in many women's feminists, like women, women in the third world, in her essay "Western Eyes: Feminist Scholarship and Colonial Democracy". Homogeneous group She insists that western feminists need to see the diversity of women in the third world in her articles. Sometimes she fell into the same general trap that accused Western women, but the feminist said that the Third World Society once again poses an excellent Western world view just like colonialism all I proved that I believed that I oppressed a woman. Essel Crawley, professor of sociology at Trinity College in Dublin wrote "Insufficiency in women and Western feminism" in an article that "Western feminism is missing in non-Western society". When it comes to a woman in the third world, she blames the western feminist of the theory of decreasing. Her main problem with Western feminism is that it spends a lot of time on "picking" of ideology rather than developing a strategy to fix unresolved problems. One of the most striking aspects of Crowley's article is that ethnography is important to solving the problem and freedom does not mean the same for all women all over the world. Another criticism of post colonial feminism is about the same as criticism of Western feminism by post colonial feminism. Like western feminism, feminism after the colony and feminism in the third world also have a racial-centered risk of resolving what is happening in their own culture at the expense of other parts of the world It is. Colonialism also embodies various meanings and takes place in various timetables around the world. Chatterjee supports the view that the post-colonial view rejects the big picture of enlightenment, the industrial revolution and the magnificent story of reason, and other "history and people become invisible under the construction of truth and mediocre hegemonic" . Doctrine may be very problematic as time, content, place, content, content and method are mentioned in post colonial decisions, it is converted to post colonial feminism Post colonialism and Third World feminism provide a major critical theoretical framework for analyzing globalization in the historical context of Western colonialism and imperialism. They initially claimed that Western colonialism and imperialism play an important role in shaping the contemporary world and emphasized their sustained impact on global relations and local cultural practices. Post colonialism and the third world feminist come from all over the world, but they criticize the asymmetry of the North-South power from the perspective of non-Western epistemology and different members of the southern part of the world (Herr 2013 , Schutte 2002, 2005).

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Dakotasu's novel by Siou ethnographic magazine scholar De Loria talking about everyday and extraordinary events in the lives of Siou women, with the theme of the hero's water lily. Water lily is a novel about Indian life - Dako or Sue. But in addition to interacting with real people at more or less identifiable time and place, it has little in common with traditional historical novels centered around celebrities and major events. As this book was written by Ella Deloria, she is a Sue, a versatile ethnologist trying to enjoy it through this imaginative life at the camp. Record and save traditional Sue's method. It has special value as it is told from a women's point of view - a person unknown to warriors and saints. We reveal complex relationships, obligations, and respect systems that all Daktronics' worlds trust. . Waterlily Waterlily by Ella Cara Deloria is a book based on events in the life of a specific Dakota Indian family. It not only depicts the life of the Blue Bird and its family, but also records the rituals and culture of Dakota. Events in the story can be visualized and understood through descriptive words and graphic details. The story begins with an event with someone's blue bird. - Josephine Becker's monologue I am Freda Josephine Baker, born June 3, 1906 at Carrie McDonald and Eddie Carson in St. Louis, Missouri, but most people know me as Josephine Baker. At the age of 12, I quit school to become an artist. Yes, as I said yesterday, I remember being ready to be young and a star. I grew up while cleaning the house, taking care of the children for the white family, always remembered "I should not kiss the baby." Ella Cara Deloria was born in Yankton Sioux and is a researcher in the field of translation and ethnography in Sioux. She translated and written academic papers on traditional Sue's lives and customs, but decided to write a novel to make this lifestyle a reader. Water lily is a fun, insightful result. The title points to one of the heroes, but in reality the novel relates to the whole family of water lily. For women and men in Dakota, relatives are similar to life itself. Elakaraderoria is living an extraordinary life. We can share some of our lives through her classic work, Waterlily's careful and intentional analysis. One of the most exciting and important aspects of this article is to clearly present a comprehensive picture of Dakotasu's traditional life and era before Deloria contacts European culture and leads to social turmoil and dissolution You can do that. As a result of her training at the Columbia University, a prominent anthropologist Franz Bois, Derolia was able to provide an independent, objective and scientific analysis of the Dakotasso culture - analysis is based on the foundation of Dakota's social anthropology Provide a detailed analysis of. At the same time, Mr. Deloria wrote a persuasive story full of strong character, flowing plot, and educational lessons for its language and creativity.

Unified or abstract entity into individual components or abstract entities, or single entity (and relative analysis) of material, any material is separated into its components Form or build more complex substances or compounds from chemical elements or simpler compounds Biology Hyundai, integration from the 1920s to 1950, collaboration support Darwin's theory of evolution and various findings of the role of natural selection in terms of Mendelian genetics and genetic variation One explanatory method is obviously a contradiction proposition (opposite) that certain reliable propositions (arguments) are equally reliable for a particular entity or event that is initially linked to an absolute idea, Bound to contradict opposing Let's adjust at a higher level. The truth of the third proposition (integration) A chemical reaction or a series of processes is generally prepared from generally available starting materials, usually by simply reacting more compounds, or C17: From Latin via Greek sunthesis, from sin + tithenai to place, put together from suntithenai Synthesizers generate signals in various ways. The most common waveform synthesis techniques include subtractive synthesis, additive synthesis, wave table synthesis, frequency modulation synthesis, phase distortion synthesis, physical modeling synthesis, and sample based synthesis. Other less common types of synthesis include subharmonic synthesis, additive synthesis with subharmonics (used in mixed sounds), and sample-based synthesis based on sound particles. In the 2010s, synthesizers were used in many popular music, rock music, dance music. Contemporary classical music composers of the 20th and 21st century write for synthesizer Framework composition, subject synthesis, text narrative synthesis, meta-ethnography and grounded theory do not have a common approach to converting literary problems to critical interpretive synthesis, meta-research and metanarative. To some extent, this can be explained by the extent to which research involved in synthesis represents a broad method or method. This may reflect the breadth of the review problem and the extent to which the concepts contained in the question are predefined in the literature. In the case of integration of critical interpretations and meta-narrative commentary, the term is elastic and / or the problem is repeatedly formed. Likewise, both reviews focus on the recruitment of interdisciplinary research teams. Likewise, ways to not criticize literature tend to make narrower questions. The final question in summarizing and comparing different qualitative synthesis methods relates to the usefulness of synthetic products. What is its use? Several integrated approaches - namely subject synthesis, text narrative synthesis, framework synthesis and ecological triangulation - see themselves as producing results directly applicable to decision makers and intervention designers Is obvious. A comprehensive example of the framework discussed here (awareness of children, young people, parents' walking and cycling), including the comprehensive focus of decision makers and practitioners, guesses what kind of intervention will be done Use a comprehensive approach to. It is the most effective encouragement for walking and cycling. Likewise, products integrated by theme have practical recommendations on intervention (eg "Do not advertise fruits and vegetables in the same way with the same intervention").

The dance I focus on is as follows. Think about perception of standing perception. For me, dance symbolizes the socialization of people with sexual roles in Western civilization. Initially, there are several different gestures from emotions and complete symptoms, but gestures become more meaningful and recognizable as dance progresses. The light began to be very specific and narrowed, and then the lights included the entire stage and dancers finally made a silhouette when they finally returned to the familiar sports theme. Ethnography in dance and performance, ethnology and oral history theory and actual experience. I introduce the theory and method of ethnographic magazine's field work, ethnographic magazine writing and ethnographic analysis. Focus on the way and theory of dance. I will also explain methods and theories applied to other physical acts such as music, theater, sports, performing arts etc. Provided in conjunction with ANTH 549; W. Develop projects in areas of interest to consult with advisors and receive assistance from elective subjects. By the end of the first year, the proposed project is fully approved by the teacher. In the second year, all teachers will be given a formal presentation that is appropriate for the project's content. The project is ultimately the guidance of the undergraduate dance course. We offer students the music skills necessary for dance education, performance, choreography, dance analysis / criticism and production. Music theory, composition, rhythm analysis, dance music, music / sound editing equipment training. Provide: Intercultural testing in the form of drama, ballroom dance, sacred dance of various cultures of W. Africa, Latin America, Asia, America, Europe. Students compare the expression of race, ethnicity, nationality, gender identity and competition through specific dance exercises. Provided by: AW All students focus on the integration of dance and critical analysis and take a series of courses as preparation for dance professionals. Students who are transferred to the department can exempt or exchange preliminary courses according to the enrollment year and the previous course. When the students enter the profession they continue to learn dance techniques, composition and analysis, they also enter primary and secondary research. The three areas of research are (1) creative research as research, (2) critical dance research, (3) dance and citizen participation. Creative research as a research field focuses on dance production and various types of performances around the world based on contemporary dance. Provide students the opportunity to show off their own choreography, participate in other people's performances, and learn how to perform and shoot

Knowing yourself and understanding the colonization of the world civilization has greatly changed the history of the world. From French to Spanish, and to the UK, they changed the culture, tradition, religion and life of other societies. For example, Native American is one of many civilizations conquered by British. As a result, their natural-based lifestyle has become a more "civilized" way for British settlers. Many Native Americans have lost their previous ways and have been drawn into a new "civilization" approach. Author: Janet Thalmann, Ruth Benedict's Tribal Cultural Ethnography, Cultural Patterns and Leslie Marmon · West ERKE Novel "Ceremony" has three themes. Both clarify the matrix, the importance of harmony and balance and change, and the ritual of Pueblo Indians. It is worth noting that Benedict's book was written from a third-party view, whereas Silned provides readers with a direct view on this lifestyle (grew up with Laguna Pueblo Reservation). Because In February 1974, Silko took a break at a writing ceremony as a visiting artist at a high school in Bethel, Alaska. It was during this time that Silco wrote works of her early magical poetry at her ceremony, where she claimed that everything in Europe was made by the word of an anonymous tribal witch. This work plays an important role in the treatment theme of the novel. An expanded version of this work is shown in Storyteller. The poems discovered at the ceremony were inspired by the oral tradition of Laguna and the work of the poet James Wright who built friendship with Silco at the Otani State University Writers' Conference in June 1974 and a long letter. . These letters will be edited by James Wright 's wife, Ann Wright, and will appear in "the power of exquisiteness and racing" that was published after the poet' s death in November 1985. Let me begin reading Silko novels and comment on their oral and performance quality. First, the title of the text announces the formal subject matter of the book: at one level, "ceremony" still came back to preparation yet Tayo, ceremony for treatment of mixed blood Laguna Pueblo The Second World War experienced a traumatic war. However, the title of Silco also insists on the cultural function of the text - the story of Tayo is part of a great ceremony to heal the self destruction of the entire human being. The cultural and political spirit of Silko's story is represented by Hetburn mixed-Navajo, Betonie, full of phone books, calendars, and cola bottles. They believe that these rituals must be executed as usual.

Background: Chemotherapy drugs expose nurses to occupational exposure, which is a major health problem. There is no reference on adherence to chemotherapy treatment and nurse's perception of safe treatment PURPOSE: The purpose of this preliminary study was to investigate actual and subjective outpatient tumor nurses following guidelines for safe treatment of chemotherapy to prevent exposure to chemotherapy. METHODS: Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective nursing behaviors of anticipated safe chemotherapy treatments - especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. Fisher's exact test is used to evaluate the difference between the observation rate and the questionnaire response RESULTS: Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. In the observed practice, the nurse completed 100 activities in 100% of the time (treatment of the glove in chemotherapy approved containers after chemotherapy began, chemotherapy bags and tubes after cutting of chemotherapy injection Disposal, and chemistry). Wash your hands after you finish your treatment. Comparing objective and subjective behavior compliance, the frequency of the three actions performed was higher than the frequency seen by the nurse in the questionnaire (in the case where chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was appropriately discontinued Double gloves and robes). The frequency of the two acts was lower than the nurse listed in the questionnaire (double gloves and protective work surface) Colvin's research consists of two parts: a self-assessment questionnaire for micro-ethnography or observation, a nurse doing chemotherapy in the mobile injection area, and a nurse who safely handles the practice of chemotherapy. In Part 1, Colvin trained three observers to collect data from the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center between January 2012 and March 2013. In the second part of the study, Colvin 's questionnaire asked injecting nurses to provide self - awareness of expected behavioral compliance of chemotherapy treatment; the response option used Li. Ketescale. 33% of department nurses answered the questionnaire. In this analysis, Mr. Kolvin used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference in safe chemotherapy response rate between nurses evaluated by self-assessment and self-assessed questionnaire responses. From literature review, Colvin does not provide information on whether the nurse is actually adhering to chemotherapy treatment, whether it is aware of the frequency with which nurses are following practical expectations. After that, we conducted prospective comparative mixing method research to study the behavior of nurses. "The purpose of this study was to consider practical and subjective outpatient nurse recommendations adhering to guidelines for the safe treatment of chemotherapy developed to prevent exposure to chemotherapy . " Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective care behaviors expected to be treated with safe chemotherapy, especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. We used Fisher's exact test to evaluate the difference between observation rate and questionnaire response. Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. In the observed practice, the nurse completed 100 activities in 100% of the time (treatment of the glove in chemotherapy approved containers after chemotherapy began, chemotherapy bags and tubes after cutting of chemotherapy injection Disposal, and chemistry). Wash your hands after you finish your treatment. Comparing objective and subjective behavior compliance, the frequency of the three actions performed was higher than the frequency seen by the nurse in the questionnaire (double gloves and robes, chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was stopped When properly stopped).

Regarding Kura and the original economy, how is Malinowski wrong and it does not matter? "Imagine suddenly being surrounded by all fixtures on a tropical beach close to a local village, seeing launch and dinghy ... ... You are a beginner and have no previous experience Imagine that there is no one who can lead you or anyone who will help you. Malinowski is known as "Kura Ring" which is the basis of his most famous work "Western Pacific Argo Hero" (1922) to exchange shell jewelry around a distant island I studied the system. Argonauts shows how good exchange of goods without obvious use value promotes trade, negotiates status, and expands relationships. Malinowski believes that replacement operation will be a substitute for war. He introduced several new courses such as 'Relationship system in primitive society' and 'Unique culture and myth' and extended the lecture time on average from 40 to 120 per year, and immediately held a seminar every week . - I am still running today - it has become a draw. These seminars were held in a small room ... there was a fire with fire burning, and Malinowski sat on a big basketball chair and was bequoted to him by sociologist Edward Westermarck. The first and most famous Trobrian monograph of Malinowski, Argos of the Western Pacific (1922) is a rich example of the exchange of ceremonial rituals made made of shellfish. This exchange is connected to other islands in Eastern New Guinea. As a colorful scientific traveler, Argonauts will take its readers to a canoe over the so-called Kula Ring of Islands. The author's "Introduction" (also known as the Genesis of the Genesis Bible) contains 25 pages of the most influential history of social anthropology. Today, most anthropologists are the author of epoch - making ethnographic magazines such as Bronislaw Malinowski, Western Pacific Argo Heroes (first published in 1922), founder of ethnographic fieldwork, I will refer to the observation of "The practice" Ethnography of Malinowski at the beginning of the 20th century was deleted and the relationship between ethnologists' nature and the people he studied was not revealed at all. Since the Malinowski era, personal travel records have been hidden in memos and diaries. These "liberation" works record the acquiescence of emotional and emotional experiences. Malinowski's diary was published in this field after his death in the field of autobiographical depiction of his inner life ("Strict Diary", first published in 1967)

Case study of American cars and AutoMex A research team composed of perspectives from various cultural backgrounds and experiences reviewed American cars and AutoMex scenarios. Team Scenario The consensus scenario is diverse, but the results are similar. If you use a nine-step problem solving model as a guide, based on the effectiveness, assignment, and application to the US Auto and AutoMex scenarios, the team reflection is shown below. ... The most common criteria for moving candidates from the center to "yes" or "no" heaps are to support communication skills (called "Polish"), sample business case analysis, analysis It is used mathematics. It is compatible with culture. However, the interviewer compares these criteria based on the race, ethnicity, or gender of the candidate and makes a judgment. Over the years I have adopted the most outstanding leaders for domestically most successful start-ups, school districts, non-profit organizations and charter management organizations. I am in charge of the Board of Directors, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Executive Board of Directors and can directly understand how Caucasians gain superiority in subconscious mind when adopting, selecting and recruiting It was. In consideration of these issues, I will use case studies with other classroom techniques. Students need to provide analysis and discussion for short term cases throughout the semester. All of these come from the latest publications such as Business Week, Fortune, Forbes, Economist. In the textbook case I found that the necessary currency was not provided. These incidents are used to demonstrate the theories discussed in textbooks and to show the relevance of certain elements of major incidents. I mainly need two written lawsuits. The first is industry analysis, the second is industry industry analysis. Both are important to achieve the course's learning goals The method of this case study reflects my view as a musician in Australia, mainly the method of content analysis research, as well as some discourse analysis, theoretical framework and automatic ethnography. This is also an overview of the political economy of the Australian music industry. To obtain a comprehensive analysis it is necessary to obtain more data and analysis through quantitative measurements to fully analyze the financial structure of the Australian music industry's revenue. The following is an analysis of the political economy of the Australian music industry.

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All these factors may make a person homeless. They may also be one reason why some people are homeless. For example, the abuse of drugs and alcohol is caused by the following causes and consequences. Housing is not the only need for many homeless families. In addition to the obvious need for employment, counseling and material assistance, the Salvation Army believes that many families urgently need stability. If possible, it is important to help homeless families and individuals find social support networks within the community. The Salvation Army does not just deal with homelessness. Our actual goal is to end the transitivity of some of these families. If there are children who have to change their school 7 or 8 times a year, they have to solve urgently. To help comprehensively solve homelessness and help create long-term stability, the Salvation Army developed a variety of nursing care including early intervention, crisis response, medium term care, and various counseling and rehabilitation services. All of these services will cooperate as a member of the community, bringing people back to safe long-term residences. Children who have moved from various environments are in great danger from the viewpoint of safety, safety and stability. We do the best we can to keep the children in the same school environment; it does not change; it is one thing that has not changed in their lives. Because we are a crisis service, it is not always the end result. But sometimes we see the family settle down, it is wonderful. There is a girl who left domestic violence and her child. She is taking methadone and there are other addiction. When she entered the bridge to plan detoxification and counseling, we were able to take care of her children. We also linked her to the game team of the local corps (church). She is currently living independently, going to church on Sunday and having children at Game Group and Sunday School. So far they are doing very well Fortunately, she and her children are experiencing stability, and now she has a support network around her. If you want to study one side of social life, I will study homeless. I ask the question "Why are people homeless?" In the United States, especially in California, homeless is a big problem. Because it is more open, we use qualitative methods. I will use field survey, ethnography and participation in observation. Field survey will be the best option as I participate in the problem personally and personally to find my own solution. - Community resource selection Community resources that identify reports are homeless friends. It is located on 755 Worthington Street in Springfield, Massachusetts. The main phone number of Friends of the Homeless is (413) 732 - 3069. Or you can access it from their website www.fohspringfield.org. Service time depends on required service. The Resource Center is the main focus of the interview to be held from 8 am to 5:30 pm. Homeless: America's homeless Shelby Bremer lock port R-II Abstract There are many reasons why people are homeless. There are some statistics about the homeless community. Most readers know that over the past two years, more than half of homeless people have never been unemployed. Many homeless people are often homeless at some point in their lives because of psychosis or drug poisoning. Many homeless people vary by age and ethnicity. Some people think that homeless people such as "just looking for jobs" and "going to school" are being used by members of society because they ignore the complete problem. Homeless people do not discriminate. Individuals who have experienced homelessness or are likely to be homeless may come from different regions, have different cultural backgrounds, age, and possibly all sexes. Ethnic minority seems to be influenced mainly by homeless people. In a survey carried out in 2012, homeless was found

Jim I practiced to win, YMCA is the place I know who I am. This is the place I can solve my problem for a while and release some pressure. It is not a real physical building, it has taken place over the years. This is where I form some of my closest friendships. This is what I have invested in many of my achievements for many years. Perhaps it seems strange for those whose sweat and body pain are important to people. But in my eyes it seems like a second home. Over time, a certain degree of familiarity was born and became a house. When I sit here, I can draw myself alive. I drove a car to a parking lot full of ca ... Read more Echoes bounce around the wall until the sound eventually disappears. I am sitting on a cool hardwood floor. I bound the basketball shoes, I noticed the details of the floor. Small stones and dirt were driven into the trees. Signs of black, red, white wear remained in the shoes. Like a veteran who shows scars of fighting, show off some dents and prints proudly. The paint on the floor disappears and its shiny gloss disappears for a long time. These details are not clear in practical training and physical education lessons. After doing a lot of special exercises in summer morning and Sunday afternoon, these details gradually emerged. When I was wearing an ideal basketball costume, I got up and breathed an old moldy smell. There is no air feeling at all, the taste and smell are clean and fresh. It's warm and humid as if it were someone's breath. A combination of sweat, sneakers, and a symbolic fragrance of hard work complements the fragrance. When I came to hit a ball on a hardwood floor, I knew that I broke Jim's rest and I would not go anywhere except it returned to my hand. When that happened, I heard that basketball hit my fingertips, felt the smoothness of basketball, and the rough surface shocked my fingertips in my hands. Still quietly, each bounce can make a unique sound. Then I began to carry the ball to the edge of the coat. I soon went far away Imagine that basketball is rolling smoothly on the floor of the gymnasium. Your tires are like basketballs; they also mean to roll smoothly along a flat road. Basketball can bounce on the floor of the gymnasium or any hard objects. The tires are like basketball. It can also bounce off any hard shocks from hard objects. You can remove the tire from the car and throw it on the floor while standing. When a tire strikes the ground, it bounces back to almost the same height as when it first fell (force due to weight). In addition to added weight and strength, elasticity is like basketball Basketball is considered to be the first sports that began completely in the United States. In December 1891, invented when Dr. James Nice miss nailed a basket of peach with a gym. Today's basketball is designed to bounce around the court, fly from the hand drawing an orange arc towards the basket. But are they always like this? Why do they have these bumps? Their change to the ball involves making them bigger and adding bumps to the leather surface. This increases rebound and friction. Modern basketball is hollow with inflatable interior rubber bag and small opening for controlling air pressure. The hollow center is usually wrapped in a fibrous layer and finally covered with leather. Leather is usually bright orange so players can easily see them. They encountered problems - they are not slippery and resilient balls - and designed a solution! Basketball is a sport made for physical education, evolving to a sense of the world. Basketball was made in 1891 by a man named James Nice miss. Originally he created this game for physical education class, but it was unbearable outside any other sports, as the game was initially not important with 13 rules. When basketball was first made, there were unlimited players in the court, and now only five players per team are allowed to enter the court. Also ... ... Basketball Fan Culture Ethnography Part 1 - Introduction As a ba

It is necessary to summarize the discussion of literary analysis, the purpose is not to write a report About books and stories. Instead, literary analysis describes the interpretation of the text by the author. Author's choice in the text (word selection, subject, subject, Many other literary devices. The author uses part of the text and his or her inference To write literary analysis, please refer to the handouts of literary analysis papers. Another guideline for quoting style. Please follow the quoted form specified by the professor Use reliable academic materials Do not include footnotes in literary analysis papers unless you specify them. 1. This article follows the MLA format guidelines. For details on the MLA format, please refer to the MLA format distribution document at www.germanna.edu/tutorial. 2. The preamble paragraph begins with basic information about the author of the study being analyzed, turns into a clear, controversial and concrete analytic paper statement. Please note that MLA format does not require bold paper statements unless your instructor asks you to bold your paper. Please note that the cited material in the analyzed text and the material from reliable sources are included to support the thesis paper. 6. This paragraph is a good example of the author of the paper and shows to the reader how and why the supplementary material supports the paper. 7. The conclusion of the analysis reaffirms the discussion of this paper and summarizes the ethics generated by the subject of the book. • This handout is based on an article submitted by the German ENG 111 Course, submitted by the student and approved by the student. • Detailed information on MLA styles is also available in the MLA format for tutorial service distribution, MLA sample file, and MLA format in Word 2010. • In addition, the counseling service will provide information on MLA format at the campus seminar. For details on campus seminar arrangements and on-campus in-campus seminar schedule, please contact the locust grove center (540) 423 - 9148 tutoring service or Fredericksburg center (540) 891 - 3017. Sites that display scheduled dates and times of campus seminars In this analysis, the sample is divided into 1) to complete the baseline from December 2005 to May 2016, 2) to complete at least one follow-up immediately after baseline for lag analysis It was limited. For those patients who did not have an epidemiological study depression (CES-D) score at baseline, but had a score during follow-up, follow-up was used as the baseline (at least one subsequent follow-up was performed Case). The main outcome of interest is obstacles to accessing health care in the past 6 months, both are disorders, not obstacles. People using illegal drugs in Vancouver, Canada are suffering from severe depression and access to medical care During August 2012 to December 2016, an on-site survey was conducted by ethnographic magazines. Japanese trained acupuncturists were recruited through chain presentation and emergency sampling. We collected data through observation, interviews and analysis files of participants. Topic analysis is used to rigorously evaluate data. 38 people participated. Of these participants, 22 people agreed to undergo clinical observation; 221 treatments were made to 172 patients. In addition, 17 participants agreed to participate in an official semi-structured interview and 28 participated in an informal unstructured interview (fieldwork discussion). In addition to 'knowledge', 'subjects and beliefs' are the subjects explained in the data. Secondary topics such as effect of technology, immediate effect of treatment, important areas of anatomy, anomaly resolution, minimal stimulation, patient comfort, and Zen Buddhism through customer service Original Article The Acupuncture Credentials and Values ​​in Japan: Ethnography of Japanese Acupuncturist Trained in Japan

This compelling ethnographic magazine provides a detailed case study on how Maisin in Papua New Guinea deals with emergency economic and environmental problems. The ancestor line is designed beautifully for most readers to read and is designed with an introductory anthropology course in mind. Barker has compiled a chapter that reflects many of the major topics related to introductory cultural anthropology, such as relatives, economic pursuits, social arrangements, gender relations, religion, politics, and the environment. The second edition has been fully revised and the new event schedule and the last chapter give readers insight into key events since 2002, including the devastating cyclone and court's big victory in the forest Give it. The books in the back are well organized, well written, and each chapter meets the basic theme of all the introductory textbooks. Furthermore, unlike many ethnomusicologists specially written for undergraduate students, this is a text that neither talks nor dislikes students. A careful observation of reciprocity, intimacy, and magic of back not only covers the main arguments surrounding them, it also adds new ideas. Each time you use it, the lines of your ancestors seem to get better: This is a rare book that appeals to freshmen, while offering advanced course requirements for insight and intelligent depth. People of Maisin of Papua New Guinea are famous for making tapa, traditional bark cloths are crushed from the bark inside the mulberry tree and are decorated with delicate patterns. Barker (University of British Columbia) uses companion ethnography for use in the classroom by using various stages of tap production, introducing chapters that coincide with the subjects of most introductory cultural anthropology textbooks created. Mr. Buck explained the work in the field and Maisin decided to protect the tropical rainforest from commercial logging, through economics, social organization, religion, politics and legal organization, globalization, and the power of continuation and transformation, Maisin He became active. Maisin is not only a passive victim of world power, it is also an active player known in its environment. Summary: We highly recommend it. All academic levels / libraries R. Scaryon University of Pittsburgh This compelling ethnographic magazine provides a detailed case study on how Maisin in Papua New Guinea deals with emergency economic and environmental problems. The ancestor line is designed beautifully for most readers to read and is designed with an introductory anthropology course in mind. Barker has compiled a chapter that reflects many of the major topics related to introductory cultural anthropology, such as relatives, economic pursuits, social arrangements, gender relations, religion, politics, and the environment. The second edition has been fully revised and the new event schedule and the last chapter give readers insight into key events since 2002, including the devastating cyclone and court's big victory in the forest Give it. More than a century of exchanges with colonies, global organizations and military brought about many changes in the lives of the people of Mysines living on the northeastern coast of Papua New Guinea. However, the ancestral tradition continues to strongly convey their way of living. Those beautifully designed tapubs are made of mulberry hard endothelium and bind the past and present most vividly. Using all the stages of Tapabu production, a broader discussion on Ma Xin culture's change and continuity (economic pursuit), social arrangements, gender relations, religion, politics, the environment, Maisin is a traditional land Let's learn how to refuse commercial logging at. From an isolated perspective, this decision seems to be a recognition of the tradition of "modern". Ancestral inheritance and stereotypes of ancestral generations as passive victims of nonpersonal global forces provide an important contrast

METHODS: The prospective and comparative hybrid methods were used for objective and subjective studies. Expected safe chemotherapy treatment of nursing behaviors - especially micro ethnographic journals and questionnaires. Fischer RESULTS: Twenty-two chemotherapy treatments were observed and 12 out of 33 nurses completed self-assessment. of The observed practice, the nurse completes three actions in 100% time (dealing with gloves in chemotherapy approved containers) After starting chemotherapy, please discard the chemotherapy bag and tube after removing chemotherapy infusion. Then wash your hands after applying chemotherapy. Comparing objective and subjective behavioral compliance, Three actions were performed more frequently than nurses recognized in the questionnaire (double gloves and Robes when chemotherapy was discontinued and chemotherapy was properly discontinued, behavior was done twice with less action. Frequency of nurses listed on questionnaire (double gloves and protective work surface) Colvin, C. M. , Karius, D .; , & Albert, N. (2016) Nurses adhere to safe handling practices: observation and self assessment. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 20 (6), 617- 622. DOI: 10.1188 / 16.CJON.617-622 Introduction (paragraph): Introduction is interesting and should attract readers' attention. Discuss the purpose of the paper. The purpose of this paper should be related to the reviewed research paper and its impact on evidence-based medical practice. Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the types of designs and consider why designs are used instead of other designs. Explain the number of participants and decide whether the number of participants is sufficient compared to the research questions or the research intent If the research results do not support the research questions raised in the study, what do you think is the reason? Based on these findings, did you find that your topic is strong enough to present ideas for change in practice, ideas of practice, or ideas for practice? N., Ph.D., C.I. H. M. M. Nursing is a considerate occupation. It is also an occupation that is actually becoming increasingly obvious. Thanks to the complex technological advances of medicine and the machine used by the patient at the bedside, the scientific aspect of care is increasing, and the fact that nurses are the first contact persons of a customer usually with anyone changes not. Urgent or Hospital Settings Nevertheless, the word "care" is an indispensable feeling, so for this reason every nurse must be owned by anyone in the health profession. Author: Colvin CM, Karius D, Albert NM Background: Occupational exposure, a risky nurse who is a security concern of major care of chemotherapeutic drugs. There is no document on nurse's perception of adherence to chemotherapy treatment and safe treatment methods. OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the preliminary study was to investigate actual and subjective outpatient tumor nurses to comply with guidelines for safe treatment of chemotherapy to prevent exposure to chemotherapy. METHODS: Using prospective comparative mixed-method studies, we compared objective and subjective nursing behaviors of anticipated safe chemotherapy treatments - especially micro ethnographic magazines and questionnaires. Evaluate the ratio difference using Fisher's exact test Colvin's research consists of two parts: a self-assessment questionnaire for micro-ethnography or observation, a nurse doing chemotherapy in the mobile injection area, and a nurse who safely handles the practice of chemotherapy. In Part 1, Colvin trained three observers to collect data from the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center between January 2012 and March 2013. In the second part of the study, Colvin 's questionnaire asked injecting nurses to provide self - awareness of expected behavioral compliance of chemotherapy treatment; the response option used Li. Ketescale. 33% of department nurses answered the questi