anthro chapter one test 1

process by which organisms cope with envrioment forces and stresses, such as thes posed by climate and topography or terrains, called landforms

study of the human species and its immediate ancestors.

HOLISTIC SCIENCE

"field of inquiry concerned with relationships between anthropological knowledge and the uses of that knowledge in world beyond anthropology

reconstructs, describes, and interprets human behavior and cultural patterns through material remains

inlusion and combination of both biological and cultural perspectives and approaches to connect on or solve a particular problem

human biological diversity in time and space

study of human society and culture

not only perserve sights but also allow destruction if not necessary

traditions/ customs transmitted through learning that from the guide of beliefs and behavior of people exposed to them

gathers data that he/she organizes, describes, analyzes, and interprets to build and present that account, which may be in the form of a book, article or film.

built extending 23 degrees north and south of the Equator

examines, interprts and analyzes and compares results of the ethnography, data gathered in different societies

cultivation of plants and domestication of animals

• "four field"
• -sociocultural
• -archaelogical
• -biological
• -linguistic

study of whole of the human condition, past, present, future, biology , society, language, and culture

study language in its social and culutral context, across space and over time

process by which the forms most fit to survive and reproduces in a given enviroment

organisms evident traits

study biology , evolution, behavior, and social life in their natural enviroments

attempt to assign human to certain categories

systematic field of study or body of knowledge that aims through experiment, observation and deduction to produce reliable explanations of phonemena

investigates relationships between social and linguistic variation.