How to pronounce “anthropologists” in English

Anthropologists describe culture based on four things.

Anthropologists, yeah.

Anthropologists have been studying this.

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the anthropologists and so on, and the administrators-- but the people who actually experienced depression and anxiety, they didn't seem to be

And anthropologists tell stories about people in that culture where if they have a success-- say, they have a big kill in the hunt-- when they come back,

love anthropologists have now looked at over 170 societies and they found some kind of evidence of romantic love in

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I've asked anthropologists about this, and their answer was that at this point they said, "You know more than we do."

sociologists and anthropologists can teach us about how humans have lived together in small groups and harsh environments in the past and what works well and what doesn't; and I

We have anthropologists that look at archaeological records throughout history to try to understand how people have behaved, and political scientists

So the anthropologists and scholars of the time, these are the folks that brought us such insights as the race science, where they were measuring skulls

And when anthropologists started telling this story about the Kalahari San and that they're not so primitive

A group of anthropologists were sent to do some research, and they found out was very interesting, not rocket science.

one is because anthropologists have never figured out how we could have ever evolved the uh trusting I mean if you

They're where anthropologists go and live with hunter-gatherer societies or foragers.

So I talked to anthropologists about this.

Imagine there are two engineers and two anthropologists.

And there were very distinguished British anthropologists who followed this line.

The people that anticipated crises where anthropologists, ecologists, historians, archeologists.

And one thing I will credit the anthropologists of the late 19th and early 20th century with is they were incredibly inquisitive,

You get the social scientists and the anthropologists and the political scientists, and you approach it that way.

But lots of societies that anthropologists have studied count 1, 2, 3, many.

And they predicted at a time when anthropologists, biologists, geologists were extraordinarily euro-centric in terms

Because many of the cultural-- social-cultural anthropologists-- thought that once culture comes in the door, biology jumps out the window.

might should learn and be supported by anthropologists, by sociologists, by different disciplines.

There are actually a number of anthropologists who have looked at agricultural more generally, like Jared Diamond, and so forth.

ethnological malpractice virtually uh where people where anthropologists have

I work with philosophers, anthropologists, social scientists, on areas of ethics and biotechnology and these types of things.

Now if you're an anthropologist-- we work a lot with anthropologists-- they would tell you that cooking is perhaps one of the most complicated things you can think about when

That dramatic transformation has kind of mystified archaeologists and anthropologists for a long time.

And in fact, anthropologists are now showing that our increase in intelligence is largely related to this very important family structure, that if a child has

And at each village the languages were-- by some anthropologists considered each language at

A lot of recent research coming out from non-meat-eating anthropologists is that actually cultures that we thought were mostly eating meat actually were not eating mostly meat.

did you call it a door stop the very fact that anthropologists are given to saying things like they don't have our

But let's tell these engineers to put on the shoes of anthropologists, and the contrary.

these scientists, these neuroscientists and anthropologists-- Helen Fisher is perhaps the most famous-- who investigate the science of love,

So by 1969, the thinking around race among anthropologists,

We evolved what uh anthropologists call al parenting which means that people who are not related to

When we arrived here, we saw what the anthropologists would call the artifacts or the artifices

You know, a lot of anthropologists study potsherds or post holes or arrowheads or all kinds of more sophisticated things.

As one of the local anthropologists said to me, a Peruvian anthropologist, he said, "You know, people think of them as

And actually, the anthropologists that we've been speaking to post-event have been explaining to us that- you know, Piro is the

- Before even coming to talk to you about this, we passed this through anthropologists and ethicists and we said, "Look, is it

Engineers look at the world in a genuine way that's not at all the same way in which anthropologists look at the world.

I think with the more that we learn, especially the more that physical anthropologists learn from studying bones, I think the more

I was looking a lot through the early anthropology literature, because many anthropologists don't even think hunter-gatherers had societies.

So working with psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, drill sergeants, what are those important things?

society and that control Waters related to economic governmental and military power if we go back actually anthropologists will talk about a