What are the three main characteristics of cultural anthropology? 1) Cultural anthropology studies the distinctive characteristics of the behavio...
1) Cultural anthropology studies the distinctive characteristics of the behavior of individuals belonging to the same culture, considered as an irreducible totality to another. It pays attention to discontinuities (temporal, but especially spatial), highlighting the originality of everything we owe to the society to which we belong. 2) It conducts this research from direct observation of the behavior of individuals, as they develop in interaction with the group and the environment in which these individuals are born and grow. 3) Finally, cultural anthropology studies the social in its evolution, particularly from the perspective of processes of contact, diffusion, interaction, and acculturation, that is, the adoption (or imposition) of the norms of a culture by others.
1) Cultural anthropology studies the social in its evolution, particularly from the perspective of processes of contact, diffusion, interaction, and acculturation, that is, the adoption (or imposition) of the norms of a culture by others. 2) It conducts this research from direct observation of the behavior of individuals, as they develop in interaction with the group and the environment in which these individuals are born and grow. 3) Cultural anthropology studies the distinctive characteristics of the behavior of individuals belonging to the same culture, considered as an irreducible totality to another.
1) Cultural anthropology studies the distinctive characteristics of the behavior of individuals belonging to the same culture, considered as an irreducible totality to another. 2) It conducts this research from indirect observation of the behavior of individuals, as they develop in interaction with the group and the environment in which these individuals are born and grow. 3) Finally, cultural anthropology studies the social in its evolution, particularly from the perspective of processes of contact, diffusion, interaction, and acculturation, that is, the adoption (or imposition) of the norms of a culture by others.
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As três principais características da antropologia cultural são: 1) Estuda as características distintivas do comportamento de indivíduos pertencentes à mesma cultura, considerada como uma totalidade irredutível a outra. Presta atenção às descontinuidades (temporais, mas especialmente espaciais), destacando a originalidade de tudo o que devemos à sociedade à qual pertencemos. 2) Realiza essa pesquisa a partir da observação direta do comportamento dos indivíduos, à medida que se desenvolvem em interação com o grupo e o ambiente em que esses indivíduos nascem e crescem. 3) Por fim, a antropologia cultural estuda o social em sua evolução, particularmente a partir da perspectiva de processos de contato, difusão, interação e aculturação, ou seja, a adoção (ou imposição) das normas de uma cultura por outras.
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