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What is the definition of sociology and anthropology?

for me anthropolgy draws knowledge and methods from any discipline that can help understand humanness


What are the four cultural anthropolgy?

The four main subfields of cultural anthropology are ethnography, ethnology, linguistic anthropology, and archaeology. Ethnography involves fieldwork and firsthand observation of a culture, while ethnology focuses on comparing and contrasting different cultures. Linguistic anthropology studies how language shapes culture, and archaeology examines past societies through material remains.


What is the definition of anthropolgy?

Anthropology is the study of human societies and cultures, examining their development, behavior, beliefs, customs, and social relationships. It encompasses the study of both past and present human societies around the world.


What is the place of political anthropolgy among and in relation to other science?

political anthropology is one of the youngest social science related to other social science's this science appear under the sub field of anthropology, the place political anthropology focus the relation daily life of the people up to the governmental/political system/ with bio cultural study of society.


What is the connection of sociology and anthropolgy to speech pathology?

Sociology is the scientific study of people, including but not limited to collective behavior, social institutions, and social norms, utilizing specified theoretical approaches. Anthropology is closely related to sociology, and is dedicated to the study of cultures both past and present. Speech-language pathology is primarily an applied science, dedicated to understanding and remediating communication and swallowing disorders in people of all stages of life, from birth to death. The studies of both sociology and anthropology are likely to enhance the understanding of speech-language pathology, and vice versa. An effective speech-language pathologist recognizes the impact of social norms and institutions on verbal and nonverbal communication, cultural customs and rules surrounding eating/drinking, the importance of cultural perspective when addressing ability and disability, and the impact that access to resources and current educational and health care institutions have in determining who receives services for speech-language and swallowing disorders. Sociologists seeking to deepen understanding of disability across cultures, the social impact of communication disorders, and the current system of service provision for communication and swallowing rehabilitation would benefit from utilizing this understudied group of professionals. Sociolinguistics and the sociology of language are two sciences that are closely tied to sociology, anthropology, and speech-language pathology.

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What is the job called when you study crimes and the dead bodies?

anthropolgy


What type of career would let you study peoples cultures?

anthropolgy


What has the author William A HAVILAND written?

William A. HAVILAND has written: 'Anthropolgy'


What is cultural anthropolgy?

the study of human being in present and past lifes


Which field of anthropolgy would cover the celebration of Cinco de Mayo?

Acculturation


How do you use anthropolgy in a sentence?

Anthropology is really the study of everything that people have done.


What do you learn in social studies?

Some of the studies that are related to social sciences are anthropolgy, sociology, politics, economics, law, pyschology, crimonology, and pyschology.


At birth Spartan babies were examined by a group of elected overseers to determine if they were healthy If the group determined the child was healthy he or she was allowed to live If not the baby?

physchological anthropolgy


In which universities in England can i study forensic anthropolgy?

In England, there aren't that many colleges that offer that, and if they do, they aren't the best. The best college for this is either Harvard University or University of Yale in the U.S.


What is the relationship between suicide and anthropology?

Anthropolgy is the study of humanity. I.E. Human Nature. Suicide is a thought that can go through ones mind without thought. So because of this it is considered human nature by some.


What is the definition of sociology and anthropology?

for me anthropolgy draws knowledge and methods from any discipline that can help understand humanness


What are the four cultural anthropolgy?

The four main subfields of cultural anthropology are ethnography, ethnology, linguistic anthropology, and archaeology. Ethnography involves fieldwork and firsthand observation of a culture, while ethnology focuses on comparing and contrasting different cultures. Linguistic anthropology studies how language shapes culture, and archaeology examines past societies through material remains.