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Are you looking for a curriculum that teaches about cultural diversity while developing character and instilling respect for others? Educator/anthropologist Lauren W. Hasten shows how anthropology can provide students with tools for understanding the world.

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Wow, so two years later, and 100000 views! I had no idea when I wrote this that it would take off like it did. I was invited to Philadelphia to play this song at the AAA meeting in 2009, and interviewed by Lorenz Khazaleh for antropologi (which you can read at www.antropologi.info if you like). By far the best part is, I still am getting amazing messages from you folks from all over the world! Thanks so much, everyone; it's been really fun to be part of this :) I graduated with a BA in Anthro and Religious Studies in May '09 from the University of British Columbia. I wrote this song while pursuing my Masters at the University of Toronto, which I completed in 2010. During that time I also worked as an Anthro TA and won a teaching award from the university, in part because of this song. If you leave a comment, especially if you've watched this in a class, I'd love to know where/what school you're from. The chords are super simple: Am, C, G, D. Feel free to learn it, play it, reappropriate it, share it, and add your own verses! Also, any video responses are welcome. *** Lyrics: Hey Mom & Dad, I've got to come out and say, I've got to tell you, it's the only way Something I've learned about myself since I was away (at college) I really think that I might be a little bit -- of an Anthropologist Mom & Dad, I've been led astray, I've been experimenting with archaeolog(a)y On an excavation, tried C-14 dating And ground penetrating radar for the first time -- (if you know what I <b>...</b>

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Cultural Anthropology is a social science that explores how people understand - and act in - the world. But what, exactly, is it that Cultural Anthropologists do? How do they approach their research? In this short film, three members of MIT's Anthropology Department, Stefan Helmreich, Erica James, and Heather Paxson, talk about their current work and the process of doing fieldwork.

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A forensic anthropologist describes and shows what's part of their work.

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A brief overview of social anthropology and the study of other cultures. Please see www.alanmacfarlane.com for the context and further films All revenue is donated to: www.oralliterature.org

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A short film about anthropology (filmed at the London Anthropology Day 2006) made by Ed Owles and Cinzia Rocchi, who have both recently completed a Master's degree in Visual

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This is a personal journey to work with the Gurungs of Nepal, where I have worked from 1969 to the present. Please see www.alanmacfarlane.com for context and other films. All revenues donated to World Oral Literature Project

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Dr. Kathleen Young believes that her students should be exposed to scenarios in which they are encouraged to "think like anthropologists." Part of the Innovative Teaching Showcase 2005-06, created by the Center for Instructional Innovation and Assessment at Western Washington University: pandora.cii.wwu.edu

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As a cultural anthropologist, Grant McCracken looks at the places where culture and commerce, anthropology and economics meet most often: marketing in general, branding in particular, popular culture, Hollywood, advertising, television, magazines, and new media. Through his highly-customized ethnographic and anthropological research, he provides clients with a comprehensive but incisive review of contemporary culture, its foundations, current state and future trends and strategies for managing it. He is the author of several books including Culture and Consumption, Plenitude, Transformation, Culture and Consumption II, Flock and Flow and Chief Culture Officer. speakers.ca This video is brought to you by Speaker's Spotlight - www.speakers.ca - Canada's leading speakers' bureau. Book Grant McCracken as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting info@speakers.ca.

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How far is it from Prozac to cyborgs? Daniela Cerqui is a social and cultural anthropologist at the University of Lausanne and explores the edges of "posthuman" society, a society marked by human and computer hybridisation. We talk to her about the definition of "normality" in a technology-centred world, chip implants and the future of human evolution. Daniela Cerqui is also know for following and studying Kevin Warwick's life as a cyborg from an anthropological point of view. More at: www.infonomia.tv

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www.citytowninfo.com Interested in becoming an anthropologist or archaeologist? Watch this video to learn what careers in anthropology and archaeology are really like. Provides an overview of the day to day working life of anthropologist and archaeologists.

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What is High-Tech Anthropology® and how do we use it to design great products? How does it work? Watch this video to see how "observation" can produce unexpected and dramatic results in design.

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Mary Douglas talks about her book 'Purity and Danger' (for full interview and films of others, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com All revenues donated to World Oral Literature Project

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This week's installment is a little bit different. It's a straight up rant for the newly released Modern Warfare 3. What is Brian so pissed about? Find out. _____________________________________________________________ Check out the channels I mentioned: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com _____________________________________________________________ TAGS: the game anthropologist, original series, video games, culture, vlog, weekly, episode, call of duty, modern warfare 3, modernwarfare3, infinity ward, activision, Cod Mw2 "Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" talk MW3, discussion, angry, rant, bombing, children, mass effect 3, masseffect3

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About 15 years ago, Grant McCracken went to a shopping mall to interview teenagers about their identities. He found that the old rigid categories of "preppie," "jock," and "nerd," had given way to a much longer list: There were surfer/skater guys, b-girls, goths, punks, heavy-metal rockers, and many other types of kids wandering around. In books such as Plenitude, McCracken catalogued the explosion of new lifestyles and identities in North America and the developed world more generally. In his most recent volume, last year's Chief Culture Office, McCracken argues that an understanding of how consumers play with their identities is key to making products that people want. His next book, Culturematic, will be published next year and examines how people create self-replicating cultural experiments that producers and audiences either dig or reject. One example: MTV's invention of reality television in 1992, just as the station's old programming model was beginning to flag. Out of a moment of desperation grew today's dominant form of serial TV. Trained in anthropology, the Canadian-born McCracken is a research affiliate at Convergence Culture Consortium at MIT and a brand consultant; his blog covers everything from arcane academic research to Gossip Girl plot threads. Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie sat down with McCracken to talk about the throughline that exists in all of his work. Edited by Jim Epstein; camera by Epstein and Anthony Fisher. Approximately 8 minutes. Go to reason <b>...</b>

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This is the educational video about people who belongs to Mongoloid race. It focuses about various ethnic groups of people living across the Himalayas regions from Nepal and Northeast Indian states. The video also highlights that native American descended from this race. Finally the video throws in the origin/evolution of Mongoloid race.

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The Frazer lecture on 'The anthropology of the contemporary' by the anthropologist Paul Rabinow, given on 31st October 2008 in Cambridge. Filmed by by Alan Macfarlane. For a higher quality, downloadable, version and an interview with Rabinow (in due course)please see www.alanmacfarlane.com All revenue donated to World Oral Literature Project

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Wade Davis is an Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society. Named by the NGS as one of the Explorers for the Millennium, he received his PhD in ethnobotany from Harvard University and his work as an anthropologist and botanical explorer has taken him from the forests of the Amazon to the mountains of Tibet, from the high Arctic to the deserts of Africa. His lecture presentations, illustrated by exquisite photographs, are a wild and moving celebration of the wonder of humanity, and the diversity of the human spirit as expressed in the myriad cultures of the world. www.speakers.ca This video is brought to you by Speaker's Spotlight - www.speakers.ca - Canada's leading speakers' bureau. Book Wade Davis as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting info@speakers.ca.

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Mimi Ito is a cultural anthropologist and expert in the field of digital media and learning, focusing on children and youth's changing relationships to media and communications. She recently completed the Digital Youth Project, a landmark study supported by the MacArthur Foundation of the ways youth use new media. In September 2010, she was appointed as the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Chair in Digital Media and Learning at UC Irvine. Ito emphasizes the need to put aside prejudices against new media in order to harness their potential as learning tools: "I think there's a more general perception in the culture around new media [...] that it is inherently a space that is hostile to learning. And that's a perception that I think we really need to work against." (4:46) "We know that the learning outside of school matters tremendously for the learning in school. [...] The question is: how can we be more active about linking those two together?" she adds. (5:33) Mimi Ito is a Professor in Residence at the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Informatics at the University of California, Irvine, and serves as Research Director of the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub in the system-wide University of California Humanities Research Institute. To find out more about the Connected Learning focus of the Digital Media and Learning Research Hub, please visit dmlcentral.net

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Short extract from interview with Fredrik Barth. To see more of this and other interviews, please go to: www.alanmacfarlane.com All revenues donated to World Oral Literature Project

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Interviewed by Sir Frank Kermode on 26 May 1982 and originally shown on the BBC. Sir Edmund Leach worked in Burma and Sri Lanka and was Provost of King's College, Cambridge All revenues to World Oral Literature Project

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Andre Beteille gives an after-dinner talk at the Association of Social Anthropologists Diamond Jubilee Conference at Keele on 14 April 2006. Filmed (informally) by Alan Macfarlane

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Dr. Angie Christensen, a forensic anthropologist at the FBI laboratory, describes what her work entails.

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Short interview with the anthropologist Jack Goody. Please see www.alanmacfarlane.com for the full intereview and context

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to live in a different culture? Or watch chimpanzees in the wild? Why is it that we do certain things in our own society like body piercing or having hen parties? This film explores questions such as these in association with the London Anthropology Day 2007 event at the British Museum. It takes a closer look at two main strands of Anthropology: Biological and Sociocultural. In addition, it looks at the variety of career paths you can pursue with an Anthropology degree. Find out more about the event itself, and learn about this fascinating discipline!

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*excuse the slight glitch in the beginning* Sometimes the true cost of a video game ends with the purchase at the store. But there are times when it's true cost shines through. Brian explains in this week's installment. ______________________________________________ Check out No Shave November here: www.noshember.com ______________________________________________ Check out Guru Larry on his page: www.youtube.com ______________________________________________ Here are the articles I mentioned: crooksandliars.com www.computerandvideogames.com www.joystiq.com ______________________________________________ Help stop SOPA! www.change.org act.demandprogress.org Or call your congressman: writerep.house.gov ______________________________________________ TAGS: original series, The Game Anthropologist, video games, culture, vlog, weekly, episode, Saints Row The Third, no shave, NoShaveNovember, beard, money, price, GuruLarry, Cover Art Fail!, digital rights management, DRM, Creative Commons, Stop Online Piracy Act, SOPA, "Online And Offline", downloadable content, DLC

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There is a large undercurrent in gaming culture that bubbles from the surface, especially in recent years. In this episode, you'll see what it's all about, how to understand it, and if it even matters. _______________________________________________________________ Be sure to check out the ladies over at Fat, Ugly, or Slutty: www.fatuglyorslutty.com _______________________________________________________________ Link to Asalieri's video: youtu.be _______________________________________________________________ Check out more of Mark Carr: www.youtube.com _______________________________________________________________ Website: www.thegameanthropologist.com Twitter @RighteousBrian Facebook: www.facebook.com (plus a fan page too) _______________________________________________________________ TAGS: "original series" "The Game Anthropologist" "video games" culture episode "Hardcore vs Casual" gamers "season episode" gameplay "female gamers" full watch premiere "motion control" "PS Move" Kinect

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An interview of the anthropologist Jack Goody about his life and time. He was interviewed by Eric Hobsbawm on 18th May 1991 at his home. Filmed by Alan Macfarlane. For a higher quality, downloadable, version with detailed summary, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

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Do the watermen of the Chesapeake Bay share similar values? A common culture? A collective worldview? Is their outlook rooted in their work, their sense of community, their sense of place? Anthropologist Michael Paolisso took those questions to Deal Island, an isolated enclave along Maryland's Eastern Shore. Here he talks about his work, and watermen Robert Daniels, Dickie Webster and Art Daniels talk about their lives. Produced and directed by Michael W. Fincham, Maryland Sea Grant.

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To kick off a weekly series of weekly addresses, Brian discusses the effects the 9/11 attacks had on gaming culture, both in the immediate aftermath and those still lingering about 10 years later. _______________________________________________________________ Website: www.thegameanthropologist.com Twitter @RighteousBrian Facebook: www.facebook.com _______________________________________________________________ TAGS: "the game anthropologist" "original series" "video games" culture vlog episode 9/11 "September 11" attacks censorship discussion impact violence themes gameplay "Grand Theft Auto" "Metal Gear Solid 2" future

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Fox News discusses the NEA's acceptance of certain video games receiving federal grants. *all footage belongs to Fox News/NewsCorp _______________________________________________________________ Website: www.thegameanthropologist.com Twitter @RighteousBrian Facebook: www.facebook.com _______________________________________________________________ TAGS: "original series" "The Game Anthropologist" "video games" culture episode failure "fox news" nea "federal grants" debate technology bias gaming best bbc abc media lol

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Watch this video to learn how social networking sites could be analyzed through Anthropology. Can social media technologies be studied systematically with tools in the field of Anthropology? In this video, the Director of the Interaction and Experience Research Lab at Intel, Genevieve Bell, affirms--emphatically-- that they could. An anthropologist by training, Bell explains to the Media X Summer Institute attendants how social media technologies like Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, QQ and Myspace could be analyzed comparatively by taking an ethnographic approach. To view more information about this talk, please visit Media X website: mediax.stanford.edu To keep update with Media X upcoming events, please visit: mediax.stanford.edu To learn how to become a member of Media X, please visit: mediax.stanford.edu Media X is Stanford's catalyst for industry and academic research partnerships on the impact of information and technology on society.

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An interview on 26 March 2009,covering the life and work of the anthropologist and sociologist James Scott, interviewed by Alan Macfarlane and edited by Sarah Harrison. for a higher quality, downloadable, version with detailed summary, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

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