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Methods for describing, classifying, and analyzing body languages (ursala)
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Basic sounds that make up a language (clicking)
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Smallest combination of sounds that have meaning… they have acquired the status of being symbols (natural starting point for teaching languages)
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How the sounds are structured into meaningful, larger units
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Rules by which sentences and phrases are put together
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Voice qualities (pitch, tempo, resonance)
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Things you talk through. You talk through a yell, a laugh, or a yawn
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Think of italics and boldface in form. You intentionally do this. They are brief and usually one word, a few words at most)
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Like a language but it is not really a word (ex: umm, shhh, uh-huh). They are used to divide up language
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Also called high language. It is usually written more formal than spoken
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The ability to go back and forth between high and low language (standard and nonstandard language)
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Identifiable sub-variety in a language associated with different geographies and different social groups
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Type of professional or trade language that is associated with people who have particular activities in common
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A very formal trades language and words
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A more informal trade language
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A non language that functions as a language (sort of a mixture of 2 languages)
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A pidgin that has developed into a full blown language. It has developed a vocabulary and a rich grammar
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The Language becomes internationalized. (English, German, French)
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Create a language from scratch and get people to use it…. They have all failed because it is easier to use one that is already developed. Ex: Esperanto
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Culture is shaped by innate mental structures and processes a priori
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Language controls – enhances or limits – perceptions of reality (names we use for things control how we see them, if we don’t have names we don’t see them
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Usually an animal. Sometimes a plant or object. People believe that this object is related to/connected to their clan
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Belief of spirits in nature. Personal. They think and feel. Deal w/ them like a child
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Dealing with an impersonal force. This force is dangerous, but can also be helpful. Common word for this is Mana
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They counsel, teach, administrate and lead. Not necessarily higher than the people. You do not access God through them. They can be non professionals.
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Intermediaries between people and Gods. You approach god through them. They are totally committed, they are a full time specialist. They make sacrifices. Always associated with sacrificial religions
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Require payment for services – look at list
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The manipulation of supernatural forces, to intervene and alter the force of nature or human events
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Magic done with a bad intent
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The use of images to produce magic (ex: voodoo dolls)
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Magic done on things that have come in contact with people
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Using magic to tell the future
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The highest oracle. Gives poison in equal doses to two chickens. In the way you ask the questions, one chicken lives and one must die
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Stick 2 sticks or a forked stick into a termite mound. You want one to be eaten and the other to be left alone
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People given power as a people and promised that they will conquer people
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Movements associated with a messiah figure of some type. Supposed to be God in human flesh that bring along a golden age…a millennium
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Summarized by the Biblical phrase “come out from among them and be ye holy”
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Any situation where you combine 2 or more religions and from it make something new. You are essentially synthesizing religion
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Blending of Roman Catholicism with African religion
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The good Loa, they are safer
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The malevolent loa – they are the most powerful, cruel and cunning
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Vital energy that animates your flesh, when you die this is drained into the soil
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Star of destiny – it guides your future
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Cosmic life force that permeates your body. This is the big angel
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Personality (the personal part of your soul)
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Freudian Id.(desires of the Id are selfish and if left unguided are evil)
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A spiritual zombie. What the tri-bon-angi and the duppy become if taken by the sorcerer
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A dead body brought back from the grave and used as a mindless slave
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The office the voodoo priest/priestess holds (rattle of office)
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A place where a lot of the voodoo things are kept for ceremonies
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A little bag filled with charms that will protect you
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People related to by blood
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Restrictions that say you have to marry outside of this group
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Says that you have to marry inside of this group
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Have endogamous restrictions that are not official but are real
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Can be married to more than one person at the same time
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A man is married to more than one woman at the same time
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A woman is married to more than one man at the same time
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More than one husband is married to more than one wife at the same time
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Used to describe groups that have high divorce rates, since they don’t take their wives at one time, and then they don’t support them or their children
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A man marries a woman and her sister to try to tone down the jealousy
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A woman marries one of her husbands brothers after her husbands death
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A man marries the sister of his dead wife
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The children of the same sex siblings of your parent
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Marry your father’s brothers child
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Marry your mother’s sisters child
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The opposite sex children
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Marry your Mother’s brothers child
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| Patrilateral cross cousin marriage |
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Marry your Fathers sisters child
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Transfer money from the groom’s family to the brides family during marriage. A payment for the bride
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Money that goes to the bride, not her family
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A man works for his father-in-law to pay for the bride
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A woman has an inheritance that she brings with her into the marriage
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Out of wedlock (single mom and kids)
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Just a man, his wife, and their kids
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A family that lives in a household with his brothers
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Live with your parents and have kids
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Called this if it is extended both horizontally and vertically
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With whom do you live when you get married
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Live with the groom’s family after marriage
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Live with the bride’s family after you get married
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Live wherever you want after you get married
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You choose either the bride’s family or the groom’s family. You have to live with one or the other, but you have a choice about which one
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After marriage you live with the husband’s mother’s brother
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