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Louis Leakey is best known for his work in Africa. He was raised in:
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Cambridge, by his adopted parents (the Johansen's). |
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London, by his anthropologist parents. |
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Australia, by his missionary parents. |
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Kenya, by his missionary parents. |
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| 2 |
"And so for anthropology, you are studying not just as an observer, but also as a participant; you are not
just a member of the audience, you are also on the stage." This was stated by:
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William Halse Rivers-Rivers |
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Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard |
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Alfred Cort Haddon |
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Bronislaw Malinowski |
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| 3 |
Edmund Leach has written that _________ is the Priest-King of American Cultural anthropology.
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H.G. Barnett |
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George Marcus |
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Clifford Geertz |
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Marvin Harris |
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| 4 |
The "functionalism" of Malinowski (1884-1942) was founded on what he called: |
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"firm psychological principles." |
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"solid ethnographic fieldwork." |
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"the seven basic needs of man." |
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"symbolic analysis." |
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| 5 |
From Montesquieu through Comte to Durkheim and his school of thought, the dominant philosophical
themes in French social thought were Progressivism and ______.
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structuralism. |
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functionalism |
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historical empiricism. |
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natural law. |
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| 6 |
According to Langness, publications such as African Genesis, The Territorial Imperative, On Aggression, andThe Naked Ape:
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do a great deal to enhance scientific ideas. |
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do a great deal to enhance Darwin's ideas. |
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obscures the real scientific progress made in ethology. |
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none-of-the-above. |
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| 7 |
A.R. Radcliffe-Brown (1881-1955) is one who argued for the total separation of psychology and anthropology.
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FALSE |
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| 8 |
In writing about "French Symbolic" Anthropology, Langness writes that Lévi-Strauss is interested in binary concepts. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 9 |
Marcel Mauss was interested in reciprocity. |
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FALSE |
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| 10 |
For years, L.A. White (1900-1975) stood alone in his conviction that evolutionary theory as expounded by Spencer, Morgan, and Tylor was the beginning of the right track for a science of culture. |
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 11 |
Ruth Benedict was a multi-faceted theoretician: she dealt with the relationship of culture to the individual, structure & function, as well as discussing some evolutionary ideas.
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 12 |
It has been written that between 1940 and 1970 "colonial anthropology" characterized mainstream British Social Anthropology.
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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| 13 |
It was written (in your syllabus) that "The cutting edge of knowledge is not in the known but in the unknown, not in knowing but inquestioning."
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
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