has ruling power in India for a long while, but today little British influence can be seen there. Colonialism does affect anthropology, but it does not affect all dominated

the analysis of crime scene data that can determine not only how the victim died, but also how the crime, if there was one, was committed (Turbide, 1997, 72).

of power within these respective societies is both grand and far-reaching; that cultural communities with an unnatural presence of coercion and tyranny serve as the most powerful over common citizens

Yet, this position does bring into question issues related to methodology. Methodology in anthropology varies. Many of the scientists live amongst the people they are studying. In some way, this

meaning is, We need a law against that" (Novak). As Jinks (1997) explains, the mere existence of "a law against that" (Novak) more often than not is not enough.

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis was developed by Benjamin Lee Whorf (a linguist and anthropologist) and Edward Sapir. The theory argues that language is a finite array of lexical and grammatical categories

seen against the backdrop of the full range of human behavior (American Anthropological Association, 2002). The root of the word anthropology

the nurse researcher becomes "immersed with the culture under study" (Roberts 15). Ethnography has been increasingly utilized across a broad spectrum of disciplines, including nursing, as a research method. Through

culture, writing ones observations, pondering, active participation in the culture or society being studied, studying poetry by and about members of the culture, studying historical documents, studying linguistic processes, considering

these changes. Therefore, these two disciplines coexist very well. Critique of Harris and Johnsons definition of culture: I believe Harris

shared by all of mankind. This collective unconscious, states Jung, is made up of various archetypes, elementary ideas of people, that appear in a cultures religions, myths, fairy tales and

relationships with, this includes the property of the peoples including animal, the fieldworkers also have to undertake and a level a moral duty coupled with an ethical consideration of those

dependent and built on one society but is inapplicable to another. Finally, the idea of "individualism" within the United States has become so profound that those who are wealthy within

aspects of a culture as potentially harboring deep cultural meaning. Games and other recreational activities, for example, were classified by Geertz as deep play, a play with potentially important

which erupts in response to what the Lee family perceive as an arrogant and uncaring medical establishment. Although revealed in the pages of a novel, these conflicts closely parallel