Ethnographies are detailed studies of cultures or societies conducted by anthropologists through immersive fieldwork, while observations made by explorers, missionaries, and others tend to be more superficial and based on limited interactions with local populations. Ethnographies emphasize a holistic understanding of a culture, while observations may be influenced by biases, preconceptions, or lack of cultural context. Ethnographies aim to provide a nuanced and in-depth analysis of a society's practices, beliefs, and social dynamics, while observations may lack the depth and rigor of anthropological research methods.
Anthropologists study humans and their behaviors, cultures, and societies. They conduct research through fieldwork, interviews, and observations to understand the diversity of human experiences and practices across different groups and regions. Their work helps to provide insights into human evolution, social norms, and cultural beliefs.
Alien, or foreign.
Any culture outside of one's own can be described as foreign, but most often it is in reference to other cultures outside of one's own national boundaries.
The spleen is the organ that filters out microorganisms and foreign materials from the blood. It plays a crucial role in the immune response by removing old or damaged red blood cells and fighting off infections.
The bean-shaped organ you are referring to is the lymph node. Lymph nodes filter out microorganisms and foreign materials taken up by lymphocytes, which are white blood cells that help the body fight infections.
The Boxer Rebellion included Chinese attacks on foreign missionaries.
The spiritual beliefs of the Boxers was to drive the foreign devils.
'Missionaries' is the plural of missionary. A missionary is a person who is sent on a mission, especially one sent to do religious or charitable work in a territory or foreign country.
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He is an American born on foreign soil to American parents that are Baptist Missionaries.
No. Monks live at monasteries. Missionaries are not places but people who are on a mission and the term is usually used in Christian circles for those who are going to foreign lands and preaching the gospel.
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Umm, yes, I think explorers had hardships like climbing mountains, foreign diseases and rations. Come on, use your brain!!!
Early explorers were searching for different things. Many were looking for foreign lands and later they would look for potential trade routes.
There probably are a few Christian missionaries, but the Syrian Civil War is hindering their access to the population and large swathes of Syria are under control of ISIL which imposes Shari'a Law and murders missionaries. Historically, Syria was a Secular country with a Pro-Muslim bent. Missionaries would be heckled and possibly physically attacked. Additionally, proselytization of Muslims (to convert them to another religion like Christianity) was illegal and could lead to the imprisonment or deportation of foreign missionaries.
lol, I must be doing the same geography you're doing. c: They were members of a secret group; they hated foreigners, especially missionaries. Therefore, they opposed outsiders coming into China.
Israel/Palestine historically did not send explorers or settlers to other areas of the world as Israel/Palestine was never a world power capable or forming foreign colonies.