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2006-03-22 1:45:03
• Borofsky, Robert (1993): Asssessing Cultural anthropology - selected chapters: p 16; Borofsky Required reading: Kuper, Damatta, The Wolf, Barth, Levi - Strauss, Tambiah, Strauss - Quinn, Scheper - Hughes; Some have contributions often just little relation to the lecture, knowledge d AnthroIsts u know i companies
• Gingrich, Andre: ethnicity for the practice - Article
• Wolf, Eric: The peoples without history
Important examples of the authors, many socialized outside of Europe;
Electronic publication on the Internet follows: clay
ERNK: tag> relatively narrow and inflexible to address forms to act u
eg Prof. Gingrich preferred to say structural method, instead of structuralism, a precautionary approach with vocabulary to not unconscious, negative-ism Konota-tion into fed rates
certain histor - log priorities: Performances v "race" had already existed before imagine-tion v "colonialism" or "nationalism", so order id VO
racism
first three units: topic Racism; basics f begriffl understanding, then specific references zw specialist KSA u / od respective theme, ultimately ranges application today;
• What meant by "racism"?
Racism i a pattern v Vorstellngn u Handlngn, d of hand visible koerperl features d superiority v some gr Mneschengruppen ud claims under superiority v some other green groups of people;
If so v Levi - represented Strauss, "Race et histoire "- UNESCO Konnex; i opinio communis; Alltagsdt ui other subjects id Def too tight, you'd have racism continue to define> more open, broader term v racism is also repre-sented, and that everything is pejorative groups of people discriminated against i RACISMS < style="font-weight: bold;"> What" race " ? mean
2006 race has slightly different Konotationen, WW II Nazi u-time, consolidated by statutory position word "race" is for people not used to breed now means Zuechtungsprozesse not human beings, especially animals in human biology: Are there races of man, answer is NO! Biologists: No Scientific useful term f v biology groups of people, because it can be stated, is to make NO in a meaningful manner!
Bio Anthro, human biology: externals can be classified as "race" be-but highly stressed uebergreifendne term u properties to connect to; sys Verbindng THERE IS NOT, neither by visible criteria, not even after the visible criteria, nor to DNA, skull, nose shape as a sys-typology clearly failed: always the same size od bigger differences i groups, eg group, designated as "African": Differences betw d groups are not at all moor, differences usually much bigger, mere process of Gruppenbildng can fail only;
How Cavalli - Sforza nor for invisible biological criteria!
individual criteria are developed in a certain way at any rate, not correlated but with statements of "race": no later than ince 70's no longer needed Race does not refer to Zuechtungsprozesse (= breed); race in English umgangspr materials, such as education logist od documents, race and human variation: the English word i do not so discredited process but i also underway: variation human race, as usefulness is no longer available! Tip: Anthropological News So i understand racism narrow sense, is if • Levi - Strauss: Borofsky Band>
first racist attitude is existence v "races" forward, d are due to characteristics gr koerperl close to each other than others!
second Compulsory: biological criteria to identify social cultural od od od emotional intellectual properties, compelling correlations are assumed u enrolled in this ideology, basic inventory racist attitudes: 3 Therefore have a hierarchy = od poor are better than others;
Some form of thinking u deal with each other: in the spec Dt. remain clear criminal differnet effective range d crime:
• Racist
• racist
• Racism
Examples:
first "Africans had no discipline" = clearly wiederlegbar, ui-tion claim a racist! But man I, d say something like that, a racist? > Call clarify: meaningfulness d be a racist question, utterance can be selective, and therefore must position d individuals are called into question;
second Person does not equal criminal lawyer in the area d: i racist views clear up a conversation u move Viell something;
third Counteract by further "counter" racism does not make sense
1995 Wittgenstein Price: author's analysis of attitudes, people
Race: even in schoolbooks od everyday;
Raca (English): Latino ID i deferred to people d from the north, la Raca, "we Latinos, d d not like pigs ..."
Historical overview racism
grouped Hen terminology already older than other concepts, d humanity known to the outside, even in old Greek: 3 blocks Racism d / d humanity rather old classifications about people; description is likely to remain i police identification process to date, i is not racist;
"insegesamt Humanity" as categorization: 1492 (Amiland) to end 17 / 18 Century (New Zealand), as a term to classify tried d all mankind> concept of race as a key term with weltgeschichtl mutable Santander importance; roots within Europe, using koerperl criteria neighboring groups classified, not only koerperl criteria previously were not used, d to classify humanity as a whole, i
• ethnocentrism: some, few i close, or not do primaer hardly limited to koerperl features: the centrality d ethn group as the starting point u no other way because ...
expeditions transatlantic u expansion, global u verwissenschaftl concept last expeditions Cook id time d Enlightenment : Scientists already par-ticipating
18th century: FOERSTER Travelogues> first classification,
BACH FLOWER: late 18th century, five groups of five, the number holds up in 20 th century, some-times 7, sometimes 9 and variants, follows: "top group knows lowest black"; Blumenbach expands
slavery: even older than racism of which we here speak, Mecca, Medina, Greeks, trans-Atlantic slave trade has ofcourse "color hierarchy based, d BLU-MENBACH continues, global impact, continue d to date: Damage f Africa, including settings for d skin color racist, imagination experienced tremendous systematically increase with a consequential effect on today's action, thought, consciousness self: in situation d discrimination out difficult a pos world u to find themselves; 60ties
Since 1945 u Buergerrechtsbewegng: Racism is not correlated with democrats u respectful manners;
KSA: bulwark gg racism at bay;
2006-03-22 1:45:03
• Borofsky, Robert (1993): Asssessing Cultural anthropology - selected chapters: p 16; Borofsky Required reading: Kuper, Damatta, The Wolf, Barth, Levi - Strauss, Tambiah, Strauss - Quinn, Scheper - Hughes; Some have contributions often just little relation to the lecture, knowledge d AnthroIsts u know i companies
• Gingrich, Andre: ethnicity for the practice - Article
• Wolf, Eric: The peoples without history
Important examples of the authors, many socialized outside of Europe;
Electronic publication on the Internet follows: clay
ERNK: tag> relatively narrow and inflexible to address forms to act u
eg Prof. Gingrich preferred to say structural method, instead of structuralism, a precautionary approach with vocabulary to not unconscious, negative-ism Konota-tion into fed rates
certain histor - log priorities: Performances v "race" had already existed before imagine-tion v "colonialism" or "nationalism", so order id VO
racism
first three units: topic Racism; basics f begriffl understanding, then specific references zw specialist KSA u / od respective theme, ultimately ranges application today;
• What meant by "racism"?
Racism i a pattern v Vorstellngn u Handlngn, d of hand visible koerperl features d superiority v some gr Mneschengruppen ud claims under superiority v some other green groups of people;
If so v Levi - represented Strauss, "Race et histoire "- UNESCO Konnex; i opinio communis; Alltagsdt ui other subjects id Def too tight, you'd have racism continue to define> more open, broader term v racism is also repre-sented, and that everything is pejorative groups of people discriminated against i RACISMS < style="font-weight: bold;"> What" race " ? mean
2006 race has slightly different Konotationen, WW II Nazi u-time, consolidated by statutory position word "race" is for people not used to breed now means Zuechtungsprozesse not human beings, especially animals in human biology: Are there races of man, answer is NO! Biologists: No Scientific useful term f v biology groups of people, because it can be stated, is to make NO in a meaningful manner!
Bio Anthro, human biology: externals can be classified as "race" be-but highly stressed uebergreifendne term u properties to connect to; sys Verbindng THERE IS NOT, neither by visible criteria, not even after the visible criteria, nor to DNA, skull, nose shape as a sys-typology clearly failed: always the same size od bigger differences i groups, eg group, designated as "African": Differences betw d groups are not at all moor, differences usually much bigger, mere process of Gruppenbildng can fail only;
How Cavalli - Sforza nor for invisible biological criteria!
individual criteria are developed in a certain way at any rate, not correlated but with statements of "race": no later than ince 70's no longer needed Race does not refer to Zuechtungsprozesse (= breed); race in English umgangspr materials, such as education logist od documents, race and human variation: the English word i do not so discredited process but i also underway: variation human race, as usefulness is no longer available! Tip: Anthropological News So i understand racism narrow sense, is if • Levi - Strauss: Borofsky Band>
first racist attitude is existence v "races" forward, d are due to characteristics gr koerperl close to each other than others!
second Compulsory: biological criteria to identify social cultural od od od emotional intellectual properties, compelling correlations are assumed u enrolled in this ideology, basic inventory racist attitudes: 3 Therefore have a hierarchy = od poor are better than others;
Some form of thinking u deal with each other: in the spec Dt. remain clear criminal differnet effective range d crime:
• Racist
• racist
• Racism
Examples:
first "Africans had no discipline" = clearly wiederlegbar, ui-tion claim a racist! But man I, d say something like that, a racist? > Call clarify: meaningfulness d be a racist question, utterance can be selective, and therefore must position d individuals are called into question;
second Person does not equal criminal lawyer in the area d: i racist views clear up a conversation u move Viell something;
third Counteract by further "counter" racism does not make sense
1995 Wittgenstein Price: author's analysis of attitudes, people
Race: even in schoolbooks od everyday;
Raca (English): Latino ID i deferred to people d from the north, la Raca, "we Latinos, d d not like pigs ..."
Historical overview racism
grouped Hen terminology already older than other concepts, d humanity known to the outside, even in old Greek: 3 blocks Racism d / d humanity rather old classifications about people; description is likely to remain i police identification process to date, i is not racist;
"insegesamt Humanity" as categorization: 1492 (Amiland) to end 17 / 18 Century (New Zealand), as a term to classify tried d all mankind> concept of race as a key term with weltgeschichtl mutable Santander importance; roots within Europe, using koerperl criteria neighboring groups classified, not only koerperl criteria previously were not used, d to classify humanity as a whole, i
• ethnocentrism: some, few i close, or not do primaer hardly limited to koerperl features: the centrality d ethn group as the starting point u no other way because ...
expeditions transatlantic u expansion, global u verwissenschaftl concept last expeditions Cook id time d Enlightenment : Scientists already par-ticipating
18th century: FOERSTER Travelogues> first classification,
BACH FLOWER: late 18th century, five groups of five, the number holds up in 20 th century, some-times 7, sometimes 9 and variants, follows: "top group knows lowest black"; Blumenbach expands
slavery: even older than racism of which we here speak, Mecca, Medina, Greeks, trans-Atlantic slave trade has ofcourse "color hierarchy based, d BLU-MENBACH continues, global impact, continue d to date: Damage f Africa, including settings for d skin color racist, imagination experienced tremendous systematically increase with a consequential effect on today's action, thought, consciousness self: in situation d discrimination out difficult a pos world u to find themselves; 60ties
Since 1945 u Buergerrechtsbewegng: Racism is not correlated with democrats u respectful manners;
KSA: bulwark gg racism at bay;
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