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Emic and Etic Research

Emic and Etic Research. Mead - Papua New Guinea Tribal Differences in Gender. Mead’s 1935 Emic Study. 3 tribes were studied Arapesh Mundugamor Tchambuli. Arapesh. Men and Women Equal Sensitive and Non-Aggressive “Feminine” personalities. Mundugamor. Both men and women were: Ruthless

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Emic and Etic Research

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  1. Emic and Etic Research Mead - Papua New Guinea Tribal Differences in Gender

  2. Mead’s 1935 Emic Study • 3 tribes were studied • Arapesh • Mundugamor • Tchambuli

  3. Arapesh • Men and Women Equal • Sensitive and Non-Aggressive • “Feminine” personalities

  4. Mundugamor • Both men and women were: • Ruthless • Unpleasant • “masculine”

  5. Tchambuli • Women dominant • Men emotional and concerned with personal appearance (reversal of Western trends)

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