Americanist ethnology

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Americanist ethnology is a branch of anthropology focused on the cultures, languages, histories, and social structures of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic discipline
area studies field
subfield of anthropology
aimsTo analyze social organization of Indigenous groups in the Americas
document cultural diversity in the Americas
reconstruct precolonial histories of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
understand cultural change under colonialism in the Americas
concerns economic systems of Indigenous societies in the Americas
kinship systems of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
material culture of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
mythology and oral traditions of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
political organization of Indigenous societies in the Americas
religious practices of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
developedWithin European anthropology
North American anthropology
fieldOfStudy Indigenous peoples of the Americas NERFINISHED
focusesOn cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
histories of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
languages of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
social structures of Indigenous peoples of the Americas
geographicScope Central America NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
South America NERFINISHED
historicallyAssociatedWith museum-based anthropology
salvage ethnography
oftenInvolves archival research on historical sources about Indigenous peoples of the Americas
collaboration with Indigenous communities
documentation of endangered Indigenous languages of the Americas
partOf cultural anthropology
relatedTo American Indian studies NERFINISHED
Americanist linguistics
archaeology of the Americas
ethnohistory
linguistic anthropology
studies First Nations cultures NERFINISHED
Indigenous Arctic and Subarctic peoples of the Americas
Indigenous Mesoamerican cultures
Indigenous South American cultures
Native American cultures NERFINISHED
colonial and postcolonial transformations in Indigenous societies of the Americas
contact between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations in the Americas
theoreticalOrientation cultural relativism
historical particularism
structural analysis of myth and kinship
usesMethod comparative ethnology
ethnographic fieldwork
historical reconstruction
linguistic documentation
participant observation

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Die Culturländer des alten Amerika fieldOfStudy Americanist ethnology
Michel Perrin fieldOfWork Americanist ethnology
this entity surface form: Americanist anthropology