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Conjugated oppression (Bourgeois cited in Holmes) {Ans: Combination of class and ethnicity exacerbate suffering. Mexicans on the farm were exploited both because as an ethnicity they're lower on the totem pole and obviously class too. He writes that the medicalization of conjugated oppression leads doctors to not addressing the real sources of the workers pain and only dealing with the immediate issue.}Staged authenticity (MacCannell) {Ans: The staging of local culture to create an impression of authenticity for a tourist audience}Illness narratives (Kleinman) {Ans: refers to how patients describe their or portray their symptoms as an entity engulfing them. Doctors stopped listening to the narrative so they can focus on anatomically localized leison. As a result the social and personal realities of the patient are ignored. By seeing through the narrative, there is little opportunity to catch the non-medical reasons for injury.}When anthropologists are hired for industry in order to better understand a market or process. Example is Christy's job for Nestle. {Ans: Applied anthropology}First Nations {Ans: the predominant Indigenous peoples of any given country. (They were technically the First Nation established.)}Externalization and extraction (Burawoy, cited in Holmes) {Ans: The costs of educating, training, and