Tattooing and Cross-Cultural Research
Go to: Part 1: Syllabus | Part 2: Outline of Basic Steps | Part 3: Outline of a Cross-Cultural Study Paper | Part 4: Outline of a Conference Paper Part 1: Syllabus Nature and Scope…
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Altered States Compared In-Class Activity
Adapted from eHRAF Teaching Exercise Altered States of Consciousness (EHC) Level 1, Question 2, by Jack Dunnington, Carol Ember and Erik Ringen Download In-Class Activity PDF PowerPoint Summary In this exercise you will gain experience…
Explorations in Cross-Cultural Anthropology
Go to: Part 1: Syllabus | Part 2: Ethnographic Outline | Part 3: eHRAF Assignments Part 1: Syllabus Course Purpose Sociocultural anthropology provides ways of seeing other peoples and cultures in their own terms. In…
Kinship and Egalitarian Principles Using the eHRAF World Cultures Database and the HRAF Homepage
*Note to Instructors*: This assignment is suitable for teaching large anthropology classes. The questions draw from specific text document results of Advanced Searches in eHRAF World Cultures. At the end of the assignment, general questions…
Tattooing and Cross-Cultural Research, Part 2: Outline of Basic Steps
Go to: Part 1: Syllabus | Part 2: Outline of Basic Steps | Part 3: Outline of a Cross-Cultural Study Paper | Part 4: Outline of a Conference Paper Part 2: Outline of Basic Steps…
Adolescence (Explaining Human Culture)
These eHRAF exercises are designed to accompany the Adolescence module in Explaining Human Culture, which gives a general picture of what we have learned from cross-cultural research about adolescents and the various theories that may explain cultural…
Explorations in Cross Cultural Anthropology, Pt 2: Ethnographic Outline
Go to: Part 1: Syllabus | Part 2: Ethnographic Outline | Part 3: eHRAF Assignments The Ethnographic Outline must be used to complete the Comparative Essays in Part I and the eHRAF Assignments in Part…
Kinship and Land Use
*Note to Instructors*: This assignment is suitable for teaching large anthropology classes. The questions draw from specific text document results of Advanced Searches in eHRAF World Cultures. An Answer Key for this assignment is available…
Tattooing and Cross-Cultural Research, Part 3: Outline of a Cross-Cultural Study Paper
Go to: Part 1: Syllabus | Part 2: Outline of Basic Steps | Part 3: Outline of a Cross-Cultural Study Paper | Part 4: Outline of a Conference Paper Part 3: Outline of a Cross-Cultural…
Religion (Explaining Human Culture)
These eHRAF exercises are designed to accompany the Module Religion in Explaining Human Culture. This module summarizes what cross-cultural research tells us about predictors and possible explanations of religious variation. The first set of exercises…