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“Ecology and Subsistence”


Chapter #3 - Conflict and Conformity:


Readings in Cultural Anthropology


Core concept: ecology


Key terms:


Agriculture Hunting and gathering


Climate change Industrialism


Cultural ecology Pastoralism


Cultural environment Physical environment


Ecology Slash and burn


Horticulture Subsistence strategies


Sustainability …as a cultural concept


Ecology


The relationship of an organism to other elements within its environmental sphere (62)


Every species…simple or complex… fits into a larger ecological system


Each adapts to its ecological niche ….unless rapid environmental alterations outstrip the organisms ability and potential to adapt


Ecological studies


Look at the effect environments have in the shape and behavior of life forms (62)


“Every species has adapted biologically through


genetically produced variation


& natural selection


Homo erectus


Bipedality…


“conquering the world”


2) Development of a large, complex brain…


can classify things in our environment


can communicate symbolically through language…we can teach one another…and pass along to the next generation…


we operate with learned cultural codes


With culture


People have been able to live successfully in almost every part of the world (62)


Cultural Ecology


The way people use their culture to adapt to particular environments


Physical environment


Cultural environment


All Human Societies


Must provide for the material needs of their members


People everywhere need to eat, clothe themselves, provide shelter against the elements, and take care of social requirements eg: hospitality, gift giving, proper dress, etc


Cultural evolution and adaptation (Haviland text)


Convergent evolution


Parallel evolution


Convergent evolution


Convergent evolution


Development of similar cultural adaptations to similar environmental conditions by different peoples with different ancestral cultures.


Commanche Cheyenne


Parallel evolution


Development that takes place simultaneously in different geographic and cultural contexts.


The development of farming took place simultaneously in Southwest Asia and Mesoamerica. People in both regions already had similar life ways. They both became dependent on a narrow range of plant foods.


Both developed intensive forms of agriculture, built large cities, and created complex social and political organizations.


All societies must provide for the material needs of its members


Anthropologists use “subsistence strategies” to classify different groups into types.


The authors outlined five types of subsistence strategies in the chapter…


Societies employ different strategies to meet those needs


Organize in relation to the environment


To each other


Subsistence strategies. Each mode will involve not only natural resources but also the developed technology to effectively utilize those resources.


1) Hunting and gathering


2) Horticulture


Slash and burn agriculture


3) Pastoralism


4) Agriculture


5) Industrialism


Hunting and gathering


Nomadic


Foragers


Bands of 10-50 people


Division of labor by gender


Egalitarian social relations:


sharing and cooperation


Lack formal political, legal and religious structure, but


Members have ways of making decisions/ settling disputes


Deal ritually….


All people lived as hunters-gatherers until abt 10,000 years ago


Advent of farming and settlements


Horticulture


Earliest farming strategy


Gardening


Settlements of 50-250 people


Many tribal peoples are horticulturalists


The Neolithic Revolution (transition) began about 11,000 to 9,000 years ago.


time of significant culture change


associated with the early domestication of plants and animals and


settlement of permanent villages


The cultivation of crops using simple hand tools such as digging sticks or hoes.


Slash-and-burn cultivation (swidden farming)


An extensive form of horticulture in which the natural vegetation is cut, the slash is subsequently burned, and crops are then planted among the ashes.


When fields lose their fertility after a couple of years…they are abandoned


Transition to food production


Pastoralism


Pastoralism or animal husbandry is the subsistence pattern of raising and maintaining herds of domesticated animals, such as cattle, sheep, and goats.


nomadic.


share the similar concern of food foragers for finding fresh resources not only for their group but their herds as well.


Agriculture


Intensive cultivation of permanent land holdings


Involves using technologies other than hand tools, such as irrigation, fertilizers, and the wooden or metal plow pulled by harnessed draft animals.


Agrarian societies …high degree of complexity…


Nation-states with bureaucracies


Social stratification


Extended families and kin groups


Some occupational specialization


Religion more formal and organized


*US – 1790-1800: 90% of population


Each society exists in distinctive environments


Some societies share similarity in methods, but differences in special environmental needs


Andean farmers – 3,000 varieties of potatoes


Bhil farmers in India –create fields by damming yup small streams in their Aravalli hill villages


American farmers –learned to “contour plow” parallel to slopes in response to water erosion…and now use plow-less no till farming to prevent wind from carrying top soil


Industrialism


Highly complex


Extensive variety of subgroups and social statuses


Dominated by market economies


Goods and services exchanged…price, supply & demand


High degree of economic specialization


Mass production and more impersonal social relations


Religion, legal, political, economic…social institutions


“Post-industrial”


Post-Industrial


Deindustrialization


Shift of economic sphere


Shift in economy from extraction of natural resources; mass production of manufactured goods


Production, distribution, circulation of information and images.


FIRE….to…


Successful in microenvironments


Most groups now face major more serious adaptive challenges


Rapid Modernization, Globalization and Industrialization:


Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh


https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_UT1ROfNiw


Globalization (three theories)


McDonaldization


Clash of Cultures


Hybridity theory


Cultural anthropologist, Arjun Appadurai’s concept of the Social Imaginary


Ethnoscapes


Ideoscapes


Mediascapes


Technoscapes


Financescapes


Or to other terms and concepts from THIS week’s readings?


Discussion of the film Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh


1. How would you describe social changes taking place in Ladakh? And how do you think such changes are reshaping social relations between Ladakhis and non-Ladakhis? Ladakhis and Ladakhis (class, gender, race/ethnicity, age)?India and the US? What has his got to do with “culture” or cultural dimensions of globalization? 2. What are some of the cultural dimensions of “globalization” playing out in Ladakh? Does modernization “flatten” Ladakh? How are notions of “conformity” and “conflict”, or “homogeneity” and “heterogeneity” applicable to the cultural dimensions and cultural dynamics in terms of how globalization and modernization are reshaping Ladakh?


Questions…


3. What were some of the significant changes that took place in Ladakh in the 1970s and 1980s? What can you discuss regarding matters of social change and “modernization” ; tradition/ change; tradition and modernity; social interactions (how might many developers “perceive” Ladakhis? How might many Ladakhis view developers? Westerners? What cultural dynamics might ensue within the culture?




4. Are there ideas, concepts, terms from Conflict and Conformity: Readings in Cultural Anthropology that are applicable to the changes described in Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh?




5. Do YOU have any questions to raise regarding the film clip with regard to matters of ecology, sustainability and culture?


Essays in Conflict and Conformity: Readings in Cultural Anthropology


The Hunters: Scarce Resources in the Kalahari (Richard Borshay Lee)


Illegal Logging and Frontier Conservation (Nathan Williamson)


We are Going Underwater ( Susan A. Crate)


Forest Development The Indian Way (Richard K. Reed)


#8-The Hunters: Scarce Resources in the Kalahari (Richard Borshay Lee)


How does “the title” serve to address the main idea in the essay?


Questions


1. How does Lee assess the day to day quality of life of the !Kung when they lived as foragers? How does this view compare with that held by many anthropologists in the early 1960s?


2. What evidence does Lee give to support his view about the !Kung?


3. According to Lee, !Kung children are not supposed to work until after they are married; old people are supported and respected. How does this differ from behavior in our own society? And what might explain the difference?


4. What was key to successful subsistence for the !Kung and other hunter gatherers acc to Lee?


5. In what ways has life changed for the !Kung since 1964? What caused these changes?


The Hunters: Scarce Resources in the Kalahari


Is based on a long-term study of Ju/’hoansi-Dobe !Kung living in the Kalahari desert


Discovers that rather than living "hand to mouth,"


the !Kung people had a diet that was varied and adequate


Mongongo nut (high in protein)…drought resistant


84 species edible food plants…29 species fruits, berries, melons/ 30 species of roots and bulbs


223 species local animals; 54 edible


Reveals that !Kung lived in small groups, worked on average 2.5 hours per week, and achieved time for leisure and longevity


Camps/ waterholes


Normal distances vs traveling long distances


Visiting, entertaining, trance dances


What of “productivity” and social attotudes toward those (we) might consider non-productive? How does this compare to contemporary industrialized societies such as the US?


Describes the impact of outside intervention


on their original life as successful foragers


How has this society changed

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