As the Guidebook pointed out, the study
of human social life has come along way since ______ searched for the origins
of his own society among the Australian aborigines. Anthropology nowadays
doesn't waste time on speculative theories about how societies evolved
but following his example it does it does at least at least go out into
the field for its own facts.
Emile Durkheim
Bronislaw Malinowski
Baldwin Spencer
Daisey Bates
2
The Guidebook pointed out that "Postmodernism
(Pomo) is an intellectual movement or orientation that promotes itself
as the antithesis of modernism. The term itself was introduced by____ in
the late 1940s.
architects.
anthropologists.
archaeologists.
culturologists.
3
Two aspects of Marcel Mauss's work that have
had a major influence on anthropologists are his analysis of gift-giving
and:
his analysis with Durkheim of primitive classifications.
his analysis with Lévi-Strauss and exchange systems.
both "a + b."
None-of-the-above.
4
Clifford Geertz has been described by _______
as the Priest-King of American cultural anthropology.
Marvin Harris
George Marcus
Edumnd Leach
Charlie Urbanowicz
5
"And so for anthropology, you are studying not
just as an observer, but also as a participant; you are not justt a member
of the audience, you are also on the stage." This was stated by:
William Halse Rivers-Rivers.
Bronislaw Malinowski.
William Halse Rivers-Rivers.
Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard.
6
As the Guidebook pointed out, the study
of human social life has come along way since _____ searched for the origins
of his own society among the Australian aborigines. Anthropology nowadays
doesn't waste time on speculative theories about how societies evolved
but following ____ example it does it does at least at least go out into
the field for its own facts.
Robert Codrington
Baldwin Spencer
Franz Boas
Bronislaw Malinowski
7
"Keep away from people who belittle your ambitions.
Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you,
too, can become great" was stated by (in the Guidebook).
Winston Churchill.
Luther Crerssman.
Charles Urbanowicz
Mark Twain
8
For Langness, it was the anthropologist _______
, whose work with "primitive" bands, who established the "band" as a meaningful
unit of organization for cross-cultural work.
Francoise Peron
Homer Barnett
Alfred Louis Kroeber
Julian Steward
9
According to Davies & Piero, _____ was the
female anthropologist (who worked with Australian Aborigines in the 1930s)
who has achieved new prominence with the rise of feminist anthropology
and gender studies.
Valene Smith
Beverly Chinas
Phyllis Kaberry
Hortense Powdermaker
10
Davies & Piero, and lectures, pointed out,
that the idea of "rite of passage" was first proposed by:
Bronislaw Malinowski.
Ruth Benedict.
Weston La Barre
Arnold Van Gennep.
11
Bronislaw Malinowski was a pupil of E.E. Evans-Pritchard.
TRUE
FALSE
12
It was stated in the Guidebook that it
was Ralph Linton and several of his contemporaries who brought anthropology
in the United States out of the museums and into the mainstream of the
social sciences."
TRUE
FALSE
13
According to Marilyn Strathern, "If there is
one word which summarizes the anthropological recognition of a postmodern
mood, it is irony."
TRUE
FALSE
14
E. Evans-Pritchard's The Sanusis of Cyrenaica
was based primarily on varieties of statistical analysis.
TRUE
FALSE
15
According to D&P, the concept of Centre-Periphery
was developed by André Gunder Frank.
TRUE
FALSE
16
The idea of "structure" came into anthropology
via British Social Anthropology and later, the word structure came
also to be applied to what Noam Chomsky has referred to as the "deep structure"
that underlies language.
TRUE
FALSE
17
As written in the Guidebook, "You may
not believe in evolution, and that is all right. How we humans came to
be the way we are is far less important than how we should act now to get
out of the mess we have made for ourselves."
TRUE
FALSE
18
A closer relationship between anthropology,
psychiatry, and psychoanalytical theory has been attempted by A. Irving
Hallowell and Anthony F.C. Wallace.
TRUE
FALSE
19
Benjamin Lee Whorf (1897-1941) was unique in
that he never know of the work of Edward Sapir (1884-1939).
TRUE
FALSE
20
Langness wrote that Bronislaw Malinowski had
absolutely no use for Frazier's publication entitled The Golden Bough.