Tribe - Revision history

Caseorganic: moved Totem Group to Tribe: Easier to read. Easier to define.

2012-11-10T01:18:11Z

moved Totem Group to Tribe: Easier to read. Easier to define.

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Caseorganic at 01:17, 10 November 2012

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	'''Tribe'''' is a word used to describe a group of individuals unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. Tribes are a kind of informal social arrangement. Bands are less complex, and Cheifdoms and States are more complex. In anthropology, a tribe is a "notional form of human social organization based on a set of smaller groups...having temporary or permanent political integration, and defined by traditions of common descent, language, culture, and ideology."<ref>Entry for Tribe. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 2012. Accessed 9 Nov 2012.</ref>		'''Tribe''' is a word used to describe a group of individuals unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. Tribes are a kind of informal social arrangement. Bands are less complex, and Cheifdoms and States are more complex. In anthropology, a tribe is a "notional form of human social organization based on a set of smaller groups...having temporary or permanent political integration, and defined by traditions of common descent, language, culture, and ideology."<ref>Entry for Tribe. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 2012. Accessed 9 Nov 2012.</ref>

	"The term originated in ancient Rome, where the word tribus denoted a division within the state. It later came into use as a way to describe the cultures encountered through European exploration."<ref>Ibid.</ref>		"The term originated in ancient Rome, where the word tribus denoted a division within the state. It later came into use as a way to describe the cultures encountered through European exploration."<ref>Ibid.</ref>
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	==Resources==		==Resources==
	*[http://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/Tribe.html An anthropological discussion of the word Tribe]		[http://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/Tribe.html An anthropological discussion of the word Tribe]

	[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]		[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]

Caseorganic at 01:15, 10 November 2012

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	~~The term Totem Group~~ is a word used to describe a group of individuals unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. ~~For instance~~, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. ~~Those who subscribe to a given religion~~, ~~fan club, geography, or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics~~. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an ~~upper totem~~ of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.		'''Tribe'''' is a word used to describe a group of individuals unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. Tribes are a kind of informal social arrangement. Bands are less complex, and Cheifdoms and States are more complex. In anthropology, a tribe is a "notional form of human social organization based on a set of smaller groups...having temporary or permanent political integration, and defined by traditions of common descent, language, culture, and ideology."<ref>Entry for Tribe. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 2012. Accessed 9 Nov 2012.</ref>

			"The term originated in ancient Rome, where the word tribus denoted a division within the state. It later came into use as a way to describe the cultures encountered through European exploration."<ref>Ibid.</ref>

			iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Some people may be part of the Mac tribe, and others part of the PC tribe. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an wider tribal identity shared with the people of Portland, Oregon, followed by a smaller tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

			==References==
			<references />

			==Resources==
			*[http://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/Tribe.html An anthropological discussion of the word Tribe]

	[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]		[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]

Caseorganic at 04:44, 29 November 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those who subscribe to a given religion, fan club, geography, or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.		The term Totem Group is a word used to describe a group of individuals unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those who subscribe to a given religion, fan club, geography, or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

	[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]		[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]

Caseorganic: moved Totem group to Totem Group: Capitalizaton

2011-11-06T01:15:28Z

moved Totem group to Totem Group: Capitalizaton

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Kyledrake: Copy fix

2011-10-29T20:46:58Z

Copy fix

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those ~~the~~ subscribe to a given religion, ~~fanclub~~, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.		A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those who subscribe to a given religion, fan club, geography, or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

	[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]		[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]

Caseorganic at 16:28, 11 October 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those the subscribe to a given religion, fanclub, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.		A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those the subscribe to a given religion, fanclub, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

	~~===Related Reading===~~
	*[[Totem]]

	[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]		[[Category:Traditional Anthropology]]
	[[Category:Book Pages]]		[[Category:Book Pages]]
	[[Category:Finished]]		[[Category:Finished]]
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Caseorganic at 16:27, 11 October 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those the subscribe to a given religion, fanclub, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.		A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those the subscribe to a given religion, fanclub, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

Caseorganic at 20:37, 15 May 2011

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	A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or ~~beliefs~~ according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem.		A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or belief system according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem. Those the subscribe to a given religion, fanclub, geography or brand are united by a totem group with those characteristics. A person living in Portland, Oregon may have an upper totem of Portland, Oregon, followed by a tribe of those in the same neighborhood, and their network of friends in similar socioeconomic groups who consume similar objects and have similar lifestyles.

	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===

Caseorganic at 20:32, 15 May 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	A group ~~defined~~ by a commonality in thoughts, actions ~~and~~ beliefs according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem.		A group unified by a commonality in thoughts, actions, vocabulary or beliefs according to the totem they subscribe to. For instance, iPhone users are a totem group whose actions, words and community is united by their use and subscription to the iPhone ecosystem.

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