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Culture and Personality ANTH 120 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Thursday, October 30, 2003 Video: Culture and Personality

Notes from Video: Culture and Personality enculturation Margaret Mead and the study of culture and personality Core values of Chinese and the United States

Margaret Mead’s study Sex and Temperment in Three New Guinea Societies Arapesh - both sexes feminine Mundugumor - both sexes masculine Tchambuli - men feminine, women masculine

social construction of gender sex & gender and the social construction of gender

Patriarchy and class rule Men, not women, staff the agencies of class rule Men are the primary beneficiaries of the system Women are the most brutally exploited by the system

5/26/2018 That’s all for today!