The is an equal opportunity educator and employer. | View All Book Series BOOK SERIESCase studies in anthropology. 11 Series TitlesThe Lao Gender, Power, and Livelihood 1st EditionThe Iraqw of Tanzania Negotiating Rural Development Tanners of Taiwan Life Strategies and National Culture Black Skins, French Voices Caribbean Ethnicity And Activism In Urban France From Mukogodo to Maasai Ethnicity and Cultural Change In Kenya Magical Writing In Salasaca Literacy And Power In Highland Ecuador Muslim Youth Tensions And Transitions In Tajikistan Tecpan Guatemala A Modern Maya Town In Global And Local Context Daughters of Tunis Women, Family, and Networks in a Muslim City Fulbe Voices Marriage, Islam, and Medicine In Northern Cameroon Namoluk Beyond The Reef The Transformation Of A Micronesian Community The Lao: Gender, Power, and LivelihoodBy Carol Ireson-Doolittle, Geraldine Moreno-Black September 12, 2003 The Lao discusses culture and village life in Laos, exploring topics of kinship and family, gender relations, households, religion, livelihood strategies, and ethnicity. In particular, the effects of recent development projects on the relative power of men and women in rural Lao society, and the ... The Iraqw of Tanzania: Negotiating Rural DevelopmentBy Katherine A. Snyder February 25, 2005 In The Iraqiv of Tanzania: Negotiating Rural Development author Katherine Snyder focuses on how the Iraqw perceive, respond to, and affect development in Tanzania. Snyder explores how the ideology of development affects people’s actions, from what crops to plant, to what to wear and do at their ... Tanners of Taiwan: Life Strategies and National CultureBy Scott Simon March 04, 2005 Tanners of Taiwan is an ethnography of identity construction set in the leather-tanning communities of Southern Taiwan. Through life history analysis and ethnographic observation, Simon examines what it means to be Chinese - or alternatively Taiwanese - in contemporary Taiwan. Under forty years of ... Black Skins, French Voices: Caribbean Ethnicity And Activism In Urban FranceBy David Beriss August 06, 2004 This book is about the choices black French citizens make when they move from Martinique and Guadeloupe to Paris and discover that they are not fully French. It shows how ethnic activists in the Afro-Caribbean diaspora organize to demand what has never been available to them in France. ... From Mukogodo to Maasai: Ethnicity and Cultural Change In KenyaBy Lee Cronk August 06, 2004 This book focuses on the strategic manipulation of ethnic identity by the Mukogodo of Kenya. It is about how Mukogodo people changed their way of life to a radically different one, that is their change as Maasai people, giving them a new way of living, a new language, and a new set of beliefs. ... Magical Writing In Salasaca: Literacy And Power In Highland EcuadorBy Peter Wogan August 01, 2003 This book demonstrates that the beliefs about writing reflect extensive contact with birth certificates, baptism records, and other church and state documents. It reviews Ecuadorian history to identify the specific documentation sources that have most influenced beliefs in the witch's book. ... Muslim Youth: Tensions And Transitions In TajikistanBy Colette Harris January 24, 2006 This book presents a compelling ethnography of the changes Tajikistan faces at the turn of the twenty-first century as seen through the eyes of its youth. It discusses the ethnographic gaze on the tremendous cultural changes being played out in post-Soviet Tajikistan. ... Tecpan Guatemala: A Modern Maya Town In Global And Local ContextBy Edward F Fischer, Carol Hendrickson August 13, 2002 This book discusses the indigenous people of Tecpan Guatemala, a predominantly Kaqchikel Maya town in the Guatemalan highlands. It seeks to build on the traditional strengths of ethnography while rejecting overly romantic and isolationist tendencies in the genre. ... Daughters of Tunis: Women, Family, and Networks in a Muslim CityBy Paula Holmes-Eber August 14, 2002 Daughters of Tunis is an innovative ethnography that carefully weaves the words and intimate, personal stories of four Tunisian women and their families with a statistical analysis of women's survival strategies in a rapidly urbanizing, industrializing Muslim nation. Delineating three distinct ... Fulbe Voices: Marriage, Islam, and Medicine In Northern CameroonBy Helen A. 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Descriptions Edit DescriptionsTags numbers, related publisher series, overlaps with, related places, awards and honors, common knowledge series. ‘American Sports Story’: The Breakdown of the Aaron Hernandez CaseAhead of FX’s new Ryan Murphy series, here’s what to know about the New England Patriots player and Odin Lloyd There was a period of time when the name Aaron Hernandez was synonymous with football. That changed during the New England Patriots’ 2013 offseason when the tight end was arrested and charged for the murder of Odin Lloyd. As “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez” tells it, this case isn’t a simple one. No single moment or feud led to the football star’s arrest. Instead, a lifetime of abuse and hiding his sexuality paired with endless access to drugs, an environment that encouraged violence and a sport that often leads to severe brain injuries led to these entirely preventable crimes. Ahead of Ryan Murphy and Stu Zicherman’s deep dive, consider this your guide to the major details of the Hernandez case. The Odin Lloyd murder, explainedOn June 26, 2013, Aaron Hernandez’s life and legacy was forever changed. That was when the New England Patriots tight end was arrested and charged with the murder of Odin Lloyd, whose body was found in an industrial park after being shot seven times. Roughly 90 minutes after Hernandez’s arrest, the Patriots released him from the team. In the summer of 2013, Hernandez was dating his high school sweetheart, Shayanna Jenkins. Her sister Shaneah Jenkins was dating Lloyd, a landscaper and semi-professional football player. Hernandez and Lloyd met through the sisters and formed a fast friendship. It still remains unclear about what exactly led to Lloyd’s murder. On June 14, 2013, the two men were seen together at Rumor Nightclub in Boston, a night that allegedly ended with Hernandez storming out. It’s also been reported that there was an incident between the two men after Hernandez showed Lloyd his gun collection. Whatever the reason for their falling out, many believe it happened due to an ultimately inconsequential reason — a lifelong trend for the football star. Lloyd was seen in the early hours of June 17 getting into a car with Hernandez and his friends Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz. Around 3:25 a.m., surveillance footage showed that car driving into the industrial park where Lloyd’s body was eventually found. After roughly 40 minutes, the same car departed. Adding to the large pile of evidence, a piece of gum with Hernandez’s DNA was found stuck to a gun shell casing, and the same rental car that appeared in the industrial park was rented under Hernandez’s name. Hernandez was eventually convicted of first-degree murder as well as all weapons charges in 2015, resulting in a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. However, his suicide in 2017 complicated his case. Citing abatement ab initio, Hernandez’s lawyers argued that his convictions should be vacated because he died before his appeals were exhausted. That was then overruled in 2019 following an appeal from the prosecution and Lloyd’s family. After his death, Boston University researchers studied Hernandez’s brain and diagnosed him with chronic traumatic encephalopathy , which is caused by repeated head trauma. The neurological disease has been linked to behavioral and mood problems as well as problems with thinking. Ortiz and Wallace also face legal action for their role in Lloyd’s murder. Wallace was convicted of being an accessory after the fact, and Ortiz pled guilty to accessory after the fact, which led to the murder charge against him being dropped. Both were sentenced to four and a half to seven years in prison. The abuse of the Hernandez brothersThe Odin Lloyd case is an odd one because — as was the case with all of Hernandez’s crimes — it said more about Hernandez than his relationship to his victims. From childhood, Hernandez was surrounded by violence. Both of his parents were arrested during their lives, and both Hernandez and his brother, Dennis Jonathan Jr. were physically abused by their father, who pushed them toward excellence, especially in sports. Jonathan also claimed Hernandez was sexually molested as a child. Another source of pressure in Hernandez’s life was his sexuality. Dennis SanSoucie , a friend of Hernandez’s who experimented with the future football star when they were in high school, said that Hernandez was “terrified” his father would learn he was gay. Despite this rocky relationship, many believe that Hernandez never recovered from the death of his father in 2006. Did Aaron Heranandez kill two other people?This internal turbulence paired with a short temper and an environment that encouraged violence was a dangerous combination. Though Hernandez was only convicted of one murder, he had several run-ins with the law throughout this career. While at the University of Florida in 2007, he punched the manager of a bar, rupturing his eardrum. Hernandez’s run-ins escalated in 2012 when two men, Daniel Jorge Correia de Abreu and Safiro Teixeira Furtado, were killed by gunshot in their vehicle. Hernandez and his friend, Alexander Bradley, were in the same club as the two men the night of their murders. The prosecution argued that Hernandez was angered by the two men after a drink was spilled on him . In April of 2017 — two years after being convicted of Lloyd’s death — Hernandez was acquitted of the murders, though the Boston Globe later stated there was “powerful evidence” connecting him to the crimes. Less than a year after the de Abreu and Furtado deaths, Hernandez visited a Florida strip club with his friend, Alexander Bradley. Bradley was later found lying in a parking lot bleeding after being shot in the head. Though the injury cost him his right eye, Bradley didn’t work with police, instead resorting to death threats and extortion attempts that were uncovered through the pair’s texts. Bradley eventually filed a civil lawsuit for damages against the football player. A settlement was reached in 2016, the details of which are unknown. At the height of the Bradley drama, Hernandez travelled to California with his fiancé and daughter to have a shoulder surgery. During this time, Jenkins called the police twice in less than a week, alleging that Hernandez was drunk and violent. Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 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The Case Study Method in Anthropology is used in many different research projects from ethnography of urban poverty, through studies of charismatic Christian movements, Cultural Property and in visual methods. Professor Caroline Moser - Caroline Moser, Professor of Urban Development and Director of GURC uses variations of the case study in her ...
Pooling resources, as well as collaborating with professionals outside of forensic anthropology, is a useful strategy to pursue when anthropological methods are exhausted.The case study presented here demonstrates a collaborative approach between forensic anthropologists, forensic genetic genealogists, and law enforcement in a century-old homicide.
Case Study Method. A case study is an in-depth examination of a specific phenomenon, individual, or context, usually from a qualitative perspective. The case study method is typically used in social sciences, such as anthropology, sociology, and psychology, to explore real-life, complex, multifaceted phenomena within their context [1].
A case study is one of the most commonly used methodologies of social research. This article attempts to look into the various dimensions of a case study research strategy, the different epistemological strands which determine the particular case study type and approach adopted in the field, discusses the factors which can enhance the effectiveness of a case study research, and the debate ...
The concept of 'reasonable person' embodies a form of moral reason that embraces conflict and does not seek to resolve contradictions. A Shared Social System. People inhabit a conflicted but shared social system rather than 'different worlds'. That conflicted social system is the proper subject of anthropological analysis.
For example, Hamel, Dufour, and Fortin trace the origins of modern social science case studies through anthropology and sociology, and cite Malinowski's study of the Trobriand Islands native population. Robert Stake (1927-) is credited with systematically establishing processes for case study research. More ...
Physical Anthropology and National Identity. We start with four case studies of the development and role of physical/biological anthropology in Brazil, Portugal, Norway, and Japan, each of which demonstrates how the scientific practices of the field intersected with issues of national identity and colonial power.
Sage Research Methods - Encyclopedia of Case Study Research - Case Study Research in Anthropology. This visualization demonstrates how methods are related and connects users to relevant content. Find step-by-step guidance to complete your research project. Answer a handful of multiple-choice questions to see which statistical method is best for ...
Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Europe; Medical Anthropology Quarterly; Museum Anthropology; Nutritional Anthropology; PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review ... A Case Study. Professor James L. Peacock, Professor James L. Peacock. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Search for more papers by this author.
Ideal for any cultural anthropology course, this brief collection of ethnographic case studies exposes students to 15 different cultures. The groups selected are peoples whose traditional cultures are uniquely their own. Each has distinctive patterns and practices; each has faced the challenge of an encroaching world, with differing results.
The Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology Series was founded in 1960 under the joint editorship of George and Louise Spindler, both anthropologists at Stanford University. Since that time, more than 200 case studies have been published, and the series has enjoyed wide readership in college and university classrooms around the country and abroad.
Anthropology Case Studies. Our Case Studies Read our latest case studies from the Department of Anthropology. Learn more Mother-infant proximity in the postnatal period Our findings led to changes in recommended best practice in postnatal care, affecting 630,000 mothers and babies annually in the UK. ...
This page discusses a case study set in England. It highlights how ethical issues are often imbedded in personal relationships and yet are heavily influenced by a wide range of powers that are quite diffuse. Whenever we talk about ethical dilemmas as anthropologists the textual/oral mode subtly changes.
Ideal for any Cultural Anthropology course, this brief and inexpensive collection of ethnographic case studies exposes students to fifteen different cultures. Culture Sketches introduces students to ethnography without overwhelming them with excessive reading material. Each sketch, or chapter, was selected for its relevance to students and for ...
4.3 Historical Account of Case Study Method. 4.4 Designing Case Study. 4.4.1 Determine and Define the Research Questions. 4.4.2 Select the Cases and Determine Data Gathering and Analysis Techniques. 4.4.3 Prepare to Collect Data. 4.4.4 Collect Data in the Field. 4.4.5 Evaluate and Analyse the Data. 4.4.6 Prepare the Report.
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by George Bush, Jr. Anthropology 1604. Case Study #1. Professor Roufs. 09 September 2024. Bush 2. [more information on an Introduction] Put your paragraph (s) summarizing the Texas A & M WebSite (Anthropology in the News) here. Put a transitional statement about finding a item of interest here that's a good example of some current trend or new ...
Here we present a complex forensic case regarding a double murder whose victims were found almost completely skeletonized. Post-mortem investigations allowed us to define the biological profile of the two bodies (ancestry, sex, age and stature), to discover their identity through forensic DNA analysis, and to detect peri-mortem injuries caused ...
The region discussed in this study occupies a portion of the Colorado Plateau in east-central Arizona. It includes part of the upper drainage of the Little Colorado River and portions of several of its tributaries. It is roughly outlined by parallels 34° 30ʹ on the north, 34° 20ʹ on the south, with meridians 109° 20ʹ and 110° the rough ...
1st Edition. By Mac Marshall. March 12, 2004. This case study examines emigrants from Namoluk Atoll in the Eastern caroline islands of Micronesia, in the Western pacific. Most members of the Namoluk Community (cbon Namoluk) do not currently live there. some 60 percent of them have moved to chuuk, Guam, Hawai'i, or the mainland United states ...
Abstract. Anthropological inferences, made possible by advances in techniques for collecting data in archeological field work and the processing of data with a computer, permit a comparison to be made between the modern western Pueblos and their prehistoric background. One point in the development of Pueblo social organization (approximately A ...
Publisher Series. Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology. The peasants of central Russia by Stephen Porter Dunn 8 copies. Abkhasians: The Long Living People of the Caucasus by Sula Benet 16 copies. The Ainu of the Northwest Coast of Southern Sakhalin by Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney 21 copies. Aleuts, Survivors of the Bering Land Bridge by William S ...
Ahead of Ryan Murphy and Stu Zicherman's deep dive, consider this your guide to the major details of the Hernandez case. The Odin Lloyd murder, explained On June 26, 2013, Aaron Hernandez's ...