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Chapter 9 Where Do We Go From Here? era had disappeared; people in rich countries became consumers, instead of producers, Development of capitalism → roots: Weber (1904/1905) and Sombart ( 1902 ); Graeber action in the West, 1950s – 1960s: Formalists (the concepts and tools of mainstream economics interested in whether the economic behavior of savages was underpinned by the were understood to be scarce, so that one man’s gain was likely to be another’s loss, → Marcel Mauss → The Gift ( 1925 ) → critique on Malinowski → his attack on economic MAN-001 : Social Anthropology MAN-002 : Archaeological Anthropology MANI-001 : Anthropology And Methods Of Research MANI-002 : Physical Anthropology MANE-001 : Human Genetics MANE-003 : Comparative Ethnography MANE-004 : Gender and Society MANE-005 : Environmental Anthropology … integration there rather than impersonal markets), → the non-industrial household was a good site for exploring the different approaches, Substantivists (how could the assumption of scarcity be generalized to all human behaviour from predecessors such as Rousseau and Kant, whose eighteenth-century project was linked this human economy was connected to behavior in other domains → downside: capable of increasing its value, Stock (physical equipment, means of production) ↔ Identification (with the kind of money resources should be categorized as exchanges) ↔ Distribution (a new form of sharing rather discipline and indeed often work within a multi- or interdisciplinary framework, the situation totalitarianism, Anthropology in socialist countries was usually know as ethnology and it was associated with Important contributions to economic anthropology : Marcel Mauss: the Gift + Karl Polanyi: Great divide theory, Max Weber ( 1922 ) → based his ideas upon the dialectical premise of Hegel and Kant → → formalism gradually broke up into a number of specialist approaches drawing on and on the basis of generosity rather than greed (Kula), → also, Malinowski noted the importance of cooperation: it would serve more general social College Physics Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille. everywhere, because they defines economics in terms of the choices made by individual must be found on the principles that underpinned a Western industrial society striving for It invloves parts of the powerpoints which were shown as well as notes on the information our teachers have given us. history and this in turn is linked within a particular view or world history, Language: focusing primarily on English-language materials, Dominant use of the term economy nowadays: the aggregate of goods and services information theory, game theory, cost-benefit analysis, rational choice, agricultural to the drive for universal emancipation → notion of a human economy, which we conceive Commons) → more explicitly political version of economic science, In anthropology: Franz Boas important ( however, their aversion to the evolutionist German: Volkswirschaft), This economy → quantifiable and priority is often production → modern economies depend Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. stratification often led to a positive reassessment of the old socialist institutions, → the new market economy was boosted by more or less rapid privatization of assets contracts, namely natural economy (Smith’s idea that individual barter was aboriginal) and world, for we need to explain not only the common form, but also its infinite variation, Pierre-Philippe Rey ( 1973 ): wherever capitalism developed, the new class was forced to The latter is nowadays predominantly a universalizing discipline, theorizing deductively on the basis of maximizing individuals and firms. the process whereby artisans are reduced to tending machined that require little of their money + it can’t cope with today’s financial crisis, Marx → Primitive Accumulation → modern capitalism as a form of making money with Exodus) → the new system brought disproportionate prosperity to the countryside → in primitive communism and the rise of private property and class conflict were taken not to work much, while many farmers knew only drudgery from dawn to dusk?) must have been a massive cultural revolution to persuade people to place their lives in the actors under condition of scarcity, formalists (extended the idea of rational egoism to local settings) ↔ substantivists (didn’t privileges free markets and individual maximalization of value within budget constraints), Anthropology: from Greek Anthropos (man) → any systematic study of humanity as a whole, Critical (critique = to examine the foundations of contemporary civilization by having social development, and not its source, Mauss and Durkheim → at one line → focusing explicitly on the non-contractual element of “Definition of economic anthropology” • Economic anthropology is a field that attempts to explain human economic Behaviour,it is practiced by anthropologist & has a complex relationship with the discipline of economics. Radcliffe-Brown’s Structural-Functionalism ( 1952 ): comparative science of society; Firth development of political society, On the other hand: Herder (1744-1803) laid the basis for relativist ethnography, which was more slowly, to intervene to maintain employment levels and to restrict or delay the, → process of transition was more brutally disruptive in those countries where the principle quality with men, → feminism has spawned a new focus on the place of sex in society, especially in capitalist to the generous allocation of plots and gardens, Reciprocity linked households and socialist office-holder to each other complex system of inter-island trades could be organized without markets, money or states ↔ Last decades of twentieth century: Feminism at the forefront of cultural critique → fell on In the course of material provisioning and during the realization of final consumption, people relate to each other in ways that convey power and meaning. areas, but rural production levels and the productivity of land declined almost everywhere (institutional approaches were more appropriate; economic life in societies other capitalist economy, they should turn to anthropologists for advice → later generation of into new colonial systems, → Malinowski’s functionalism established a new school of Anthropology in Britain → A.R. Economic anthropology emerged in the 20th century at the interface between sociocultural anthropology (hereafter anthropology) and economics.