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Polyrhythm
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Two people playing different patterns of beats at the same time
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Goddesses
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found in
societies in which women make a major contribution to the economy and are
relatively equal to men in power and authority
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Individuals
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In Western
society, "personal offenses" pertains to offenses committed against
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Rites of Intensification
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heheafadghelp groups get through crises such as drought or some other external threat to the survival of the group
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States
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Belief in a supreme being who controls universe is most often found in STATES
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Positive Sanctions
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Awards like the Nobel Prize which societies use to promote positive behavior
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Force
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Used to regulate affairs of the citizens, enforced by the state
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Bands and Tribes
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Uncentralized and egalitarian
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Revitalization Movement
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Deliberate effort by members of a society to construct a more satisfying culture
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Sanctions
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Awards, titles, recognition, imprisonment, corporal punishment, and ostracism
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Edward B. Tylor
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Brought concept of animism to anthropologists attention
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Pantheon
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Peoples collection of gods and goddesses
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Narrative
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Type of verbal arts that has received the most attention
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Religion
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Organized belief in the supernatural and all fulfill numerous social and psychological needs
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Arnold Van Gennep
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Three stages of life cycle: Separation, transition, and incorporation
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