Assignment Question
All questions come from Matthew Engelke’s How to Think Like an Anthropologist. Each question must hit a minimum of 100 words for each numbered bullet. You are allowed to use your books and notes. What is Engelke’s definition of Culture?
How can you connect this to your mini ethnography? If there’s not a clear connection to mini-ethnography, what questions can you ask your informants or methods can you do to learn more about your subgroups culture? What is Engelke’s definition of Civilization?
How can you connect this chapter and it’s sections to your mini ethnography?
If there’s not a clear connection to mini-ethnography, what questions can you ask your informants or methods can you do to learn more about your subgroups culture? What is Engelke’s definition of Values? How can you connect this chapter and it’s sections to your mini ethnography? If there’s not a clear connection to mini-ethnography, what questions can you ask your informants or methods can you do to learn more about your subgroups culture? You may also apply Matthew’s definition of Value, Blood or Identity in place of Civilization.
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