Political behavior does have universal elements that can be found in almost any society, such as the need to manage power and conflict. However, the form and delivery of political behavior varies greatly depending on cultural, economic, and historical factors. Therefore, although political behavior can be said to be universal in some basic aspects, the ways in which it is manifested can be very different. The approach of political anthropology must consider both sides - that there are similar basic elements, but there is also diversity that reflects deep cultural differences. This makes political anthropology very rich and complex.

So the whole video is to say that you don't believe him but you don't leave an argument to refute his theory, your refutation is based on the fact that you believe he is lying, keep being so intelligent.

I Agree that Political Antropology is a universal thing, because people tend to rule something or even everything with power. You can see it in the conflict of Palestine-Israeli or Russia-Ukraine, where Russia and Israel went war to achieve “power” in the land of Palestine and Ukraine. And that is because a “political decision” by Russia and Israeli Government. We can also see how politic work in a family, where the father is the leader of the family, where the last decision on everything have to be discussed and decided by the father, or we can see how Class Leader at school and university rule the class to decide what is good for the class, and what is better for them.

Thank you for the explanation in the video!😍🔥 Yes, I agree with the claim that political behavior is universal. Across various societies, regardless of cultural or historical differences, people exhibit behaviors aimed at organizing power, maintaining social order, and resolving conflicts

Wowww, very interesting material anthropolgy yes, i agree with the claim that political behavior political ? Because many leaders around the word are building and maintaining their power.

And 🟤⚫🟡 still rely heavily on 🤍 innovations and have not yet evolved.

Thanks Alivia, you got the big points spot on : ) Carlos, professor in Anthro

My wife has synesthesia with color/number/words. She is also very sensitive to bright light, loudish sounds, smells and touch. I try all the time to accommodate her needs in these areas. It’s hard for me because she has been this way all of her life and often thinks that she is normal and I don’t have to go out of my way to create or participate in an environment that is conducive to her well being. There’s lots of advice on the web above what it’s like to have synesthesia but nothing about living with someone who has it.

Badges are the best. I remember the first time I got one when I worked in a hospital and I felt like the MAN. You need that door open? *beep*. Oh. You have too much stuff in your hands? I got you. *beep*

Great video! I really enjoy watching primates on tv and in the zoo. They are very fascinating to me.

My dad is actually Margaret's god son. My grandmother Lenora Shargo (Lenora Schwartz) at the time went to Papua new guinea with Margaret in 50's.

what should i study to become a corporate anthropologist?

As a healthcare provider I’ve noticed how people react to cancer patients. There seems to be a ‘fear’ of ‘catching the disease’ by educated professionals even though it is scientifically absurd.

it is just a pop culture history book by an american author, about as accurate as any other occidental tabloid press or their wikipedia/CIA world "fact"book one of the reasons the secular and educated world tells people to always check the citations that westerners use, and to note how often it is just conjecture with a chain of pundits/think tanks/for-profit news, and no primary sources or physical evidence

Everything I had to say has already been covered in the comments. Unsurprisingly I agree that this woman is an idiot.

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Great videos honestly

Hi, I worked on this film about Boas in 1978 for the anthropology series Odyssey on PBS. Enjoy! It’s old but I’m still proud of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6TRpHqhqchneJIsi=hRwC9kDrEsq0G-sR

How do you view Gladwell's indictment of Korean culture in light of the most recent JeJu accident? We'll need to wait for the full investigation report, but his assessment of the KE801 accident decades ago, led to employment upheavals in aviation, particularly Asian airline aviation. Will we be revisiting Gladwell's conclusions?

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When she taps her head at 11:24 like her brain quit - that's when I knew I became a life-long subscriber! I'm still laughing and don't even know why. Anyways, Bachelor of Social Work here! I start my Masters program on Jan 21st 2025.

“Highly intelligent.” Where does he say highly intelligent? That’s a misrepresentation right at the outset. It’s highly advanced… the 2 things are different conceptually.

Have you travelled for your major? If so, can you post it?

Great video thank you

Guns germs and steel is a bad book

So what are the principles of Feminist Anthropology, what do they look at, what are the main ideas?

What do you thick about the Bosnia pyramid

cool video! very helpful!

Humans have many ideas about life, and science can show the limitations of many ideas. The human search for truth, for the highest moral values and understanding has been heroic and barbaric. This video about anthropology provides a great overview about current discussions of this field. Thanks.

Unfortunately I don't think I can afford or get enough funds for a career in this despite my love and passion for forensic anthropology. I made the mistake of not taking high school seriously in the first couple years because of personal issues. I got a scholarship to start general education and take courses in college to help me with it but it fizzled out, and I lost passion for a bit and thought I wouldn't be destined for this career. That was almost a decade ago, and to this day, I love and light up with the talk of studying bones. I even routinely read and study my text book from forensic anthropology from my first course to this day. I would love to get into more learning about the science and study, and this video has made me realize that because, any "negatives" that we're talked about, I kept thinking about my love for the field

I'm a Bangladeshi and thinking about taking Anthropology as a Major . Your video really inspire me and helps me in many ways!

Was George Herbert Mead related to Margaret Mead? I love finding these connections, George Mead knew Cooley and Dewey (Sociology and the cognitive perspective in pedagogy). They studied at the same university 🫶🏼 thank you for your videos, inspiring!

Here’s an honest review of the anthropology and archaeology fields-far from the glamorous images and romanticized dreams of adventure. I can confirm every word of Alivia, and the reality is even worse than she described. I spent over 20 years in these fields, earning two master’s degrees and a PhD, and even worked as a university professor. Now, I 'm happy that I left those domains behind. My advice? If you’re passionate about archaeology and anthropology, explore museums, travel to experience different cultures, and read books to satisfy your curiosity. But remember, not every hobby or dream is meant to become a sustainable career or a source of income.

haha im majoring in this rn

Charles darwin the biggest confused oerson and thier thoery is fraud

You look like ana de armas

I ask you please to reexplain the difference between "cultural relativism" and "moral relativism"

I was wondering if you have videos about linguistic anthropology ??

I thank you a lot for your efforts. I'm anthropoñogy's student. And your channel helps me a lot.

Boas was also the father of salvage anthropology and despite being against scientific racism, his work served to uphold racial stereotypes and the U.S. government's colonialist master narrative. And for someone who supposedly believed “all cultures are equal” he had a funny way of showing it by referring to Indigenous peoples as “weird” and “savage” in his primary works. He also frequently failed to give proper credit to his Indigenous interpreter and informant, George Hunt, whose insights were key to his research for 40 years.

Hey, I am a person that is currently planning on switching Majors from Zoology to Anthropology. Do you know by any chance resources that I could use in order to find internships?

Really helpfull.

So basically this woman just tried to do a Kamala on us😁

the 5th type of anthropology, activism anthropology, I think that is pretty unofficial and possibly toxic.

Thank you

You're amazing much love from Kenya

You're amazing much love from Kenya

I’ve been studying bachelor of criminology because i want to work on crime scenes but until i started studying, I had no idea how many fields there actually are! I ended up switching to a bachelor of forensic science/bachelor of criminology with a major of forensic molecular biology, but have had to wait months before the next study period starts. Now I am about to start studying the forensics degree and am watching a bunch of these videos, it makes me so excited. It’s the perfect degree for me, I have always been interested in death, and bodies in crime, I actually got into a degree in mortuary science in 2022 but my mum said no..😅 because the degree was in another state. So you see why i’m so excited to finally be able to study what I love.

Hello, I'm an undergraduate student major in anthropology. Love from India! ❤

I liked Graham's series and I like to wonder because it's fascinating. I also liked your video here for the same reasons. All of it should be talked about and explored and questioned. --Gene