Definition of ethnoscience in English:

ethnoscience

noun ˈɛθnəʊˌsʌɪənsˌeTHnōˈsīəns

mass noun

The study of the different ways the world is perceived and categorized in different cultures.
Example sentencesExamples
- Urton, 53, is an Andean scholar whose studies meld ethnography, ethnohistory and ethnoscience.
- For instance, many scholars have explored how modern western science has overwhelmed and supplanted both ethnoscience and traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge.
- Science is alleged to be no more legitimate than many other non-scientific practices such as those embodied in ‘local knowledge’, ‘ethnoscience’ and what the postmodernist Lyotard calls ‘narratives’.
- Fengshui is an ancient Chinese ethnoscience that addresses the harmonic layout of cities, villages, dwellings, and buildings.

Definition of ethnoscience in US English:

ethnoscience

nounˌeTHnōˈsīəns

The study of the different ways the world is perceived and categorized in different cultures.
Example sentencesExamples
- Urton, 53, is an Andean scholar whose studies meld ethnography, ethnohistory and ethnoscience.
- Fengshui is an ancient Chinese ethnoscience that addresses the harmonic layout of cities, villages, dwellings, and buildings.
- Science is alleged to be no more legitimate than many other non-scientific practices such as those embodied in ‘local knowledge’, ‘ethnoscience’ and what the postmodernist Lyotard calls ‘narratives’.
- For instance, many scholars have explored how modern western science has overwhelmed and supplanted both ethnoscience and traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge.

单词	ethnoscience
释义	Definition of ethnoscience in English: ethnoscience noun ˈɛθnəʊˌsʌɪənsˌeTHnōˈsīəns mass noun The study of the different ways the world is perceived and categorized in different cultures. Example sentencesExamples Urton, 53, is an Andean scholar whose studies meld ethnography, ethnohistory and ethnoscience. For instance, many scholars have explored how modern western science has overwhelmed and supplanted both ethnoscience and traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge. Science is alleged to be no more legitimate than many other non-scientific practices such as those embodied in ‘local knowledge’, ‘ethnoscience’ and what the postmodernist Lyotard calls ‘narratives’. Fengshui is an ancient Chinese ethnoscience that addresses the harmonic layout of cities, villages, dwellings, and buildings. Definition of ethnoscience in US English: ethnoscience nounˌeTHnōˈsīəns The study of the different ways the world is perceived and categorized in different cultures. Example sentencesExamples Urton, 53, is an Andean scholar whose studies meld ethnography, ethnohistory and ethnoscience. Fengshui is an ancient Chinese ethnoscience that addresses the harmonic layout of cities, villages, dwellings, and buildings. Science is alleged to be no more legitimate than many other non-scientific practices such as those embodied in ‘local knowledge’, ‘ethnoscience’ and what the postmodernist Lyotard calls ‘narratives’. For instance, many scholars have explored how modern western science has overwhelmed and supplanted both ethnoscience and traditional or indigenous systems of knowledge.
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