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3493 Kung San Ethnography. This paper discusses the ethnography of the African Kung San tribe. The focus is primarily upon such elements of tribal culture as food gathering techniques, the economic system, social stratification, marriage and the family, political life, social order, myth and folklore, and religion. 10 pgs. 8 f/c. 7b.
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The Decline of the Ottoman Empire. This paper examines the decline of the Ottoman Empire. It assesses the technological imbalance that arose between the Ottoman Empire and the European Powers. IT focuses on the diplomatic dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire throughout the nineteenth century.
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607 The Study of Anthropology. This paper discusses Anthropology and what it is. Anthropology is the study of human beings and their ways of living from a bicultural perspective. There are four major sub-disciplines of anthropology: 1) physical or biological anthropology, 2) archaeology, 3) cultural or sociocultural anthropology, and 4) anthropological linguistics. Applied anthropology is the practical application of anthropological principles, theories, and methodologies to solve contemporary problems.
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16658 Weaving History, Archeology, and Narrative: A Brief Consideration of Elizabeth Wayland Barber?s The Mummies of Ürümchi This 5-page undergraduate essay concerns Elizabeth Wayland Barber?s book, The Mummies of Ürümchi. The essay begins with an examination of Barber?s thesis - that textiles and other clues help us see that the mummies have much to say about cultural transmission from west to east. This essay further examines Barber?s use of sources. Barber uses published data about the mummies, archeological evidence, scholarly work on textiles and linguistics, information available about the region in which the mummies were found, maps, black-and-white photos and color photos, as well as drawings. Mostly, she uses textile evidence and her own field work, two interrelated sources she uses with innovation and authority. This essay considers the ways that Barber?s work is credible and plausible, and to this effect compares Barber?s work to two other books, J. Mallory and Victor Mair?s The Tarim Mummies and Heather Pringle's The Mummy Congress, which are on the same topic. This essay concludes that Barber?s text is one of the strongest, managing to be both authoritative, and accessible.
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16671 Methodology questions In general quantitative research is most valuable when it is used to investigate any behavior (or value or belief) that can be quantified without doing harm to the core concept that is being investigated. However, some concepts and behaviors are in fact very difficult to quantify. How, for example, can one quantity the idea of religious belief without coming up with a unit that is so far divorced from the idea of faith that the research design has destroyed its own subject? One of the problems that often comes up within research design is that some elements of a problem may be best assessed through quantitative means and others through qualitative means, which is why so many researchers favor multi-method approaches.
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