martes, 24 de abril de 2018

Why I chose my career


Hi everyone.

In this post I'm goint to talk you about the reasons because I choosed to study anthropology mention archeology; then, about what I wanted study when I was child. Finally, I´m going to refer to my expercience in the university.

Well, I want to study this career because is a holistic discipline: you learn about natural sciences and social sciences. In adittion, the career have three mentions: social anthropology, physical anthropology and archeology. You must choose one mention in third year. Currently, I'm in third year and I choosed archeology mention. I want this mention given that I think study societies without more record that their materiality is very interesting. Of course, studying a past society without writing implies analysis of many areas: bones, tools, resourches, enviroment, textiles, flora and fauna, etc. Then, we must realize interpretations about this materiality, based on the theory and models in the discipline to describe these past societies. Also, you can build yours own models. So, in this last point is its character social science.

However, before I studied three month sociology, in this same faculty. I didn't want to continue because I thought anthropology was a carrer that could give me a knowledge in more areas. Other reason was I always wanted to study archeology. In fact, when I was child, I wanted to be veterinarian, astronaut and archeologyst. I would like to work in a musseum in the future, when I became in archeologyst.

Finally, I can say about my experience in the university that is a place where you can known about many things, not olny knowledge of your carrer, also about different people with different thoughts. It's a place where you can share ideas about the world.

martes, 17 de abril de 2018

About me

Mi name is Felipe Urrutia, I'm 27 year old. I was born on April 29nd 1990, in San Antonio, Chile. I´m from Rocas de Santo Domingo, Provincia de San Antonio, but now I live in Ñuñoa, Santiago, because I study in that city. I study anthropology in Universidad de Chile, currently in the archeology mention. I live with my parents in my house of Rocas de Santo Domingo, and in Ñuñoa, I live in an apartment with the owner and other two tenants.

I'm vegan three years ago. I think this veganism is the ethical approach we must follow today and the future, because it is just and rational. Exactly, non-human animals have our same basic interests (to live, to enjoy, to not suffer), so, applying the principle of equal consideration of ethics, we must respect those interest. But if we want respect to non-human animals, we must repel their expoitation, we must finish to consider them like our property. On the other hand, it is not necessary to continue with the animal expoitation: a vegan diet good planified is absolutely healthy, that is the position of nutrition science.

In this blog I will talk about these matters, relating them with anthropology.