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1) What are the characteristics of participant-observation and how does this method contribute to ethnographic understanding?

2) How does a culture itself induce certain kinds of psychological conflicts that have important consequences for the entire society?

3) How is cultural relativism related to moral relativism? Is it possible for us to think about the Nazis in relativistic terms? Is there a role in anthropology for a universalistic conception of human rights?

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