The author goes on to support his beliefs of the social practices of the Nuer by stating that they "are expert at sabotaging an inquiry- (12) and they "steadfastly stultify all efforts to elicit the simplest facts- (12). ... He adds that "Nuer social organization is simple and their culture bare- (9). ... His approach to anthropology in The Nuer was a huge step in the field. ... His work may be outdated now but it was an important step in social anthropology. ...

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The Utkuhikhalingmiut or for short the Utku was an Eskimo settlement in Northwest Canada. The author of Never in Anger (Jean L. Briggs) made an anthropological visit to the Utku during the summer of 1963. The Utku of course are very different from the average American citizen, so it was a big chan...

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In the next few paragraphs I will examine Kip Kinkel's actions through Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology and finally my own personal thought. ... A really big social event that could have triggered such hate and anger would be in high school when he first fell in love. ... Anthropologically, Kip was surrounded and influenced by wild behaviour he listened to Aggressive Rock, bands like Nine Inch Nail, who's hardcore lyrics could easily penetrate and stick in the minds of teens. ...

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