Anthropology Studies the Language of a Culture,its Philosophy,and Its Forms

question 74

Multiple Choice

Anthropology studies the language of a culture,its philosophy,and its forms of art.In the process of doing research,ethnographers involve themselves intensively in the lives of those they study,trying to experience culture from their informants' points of view.In this sense,anthropology is:

• A)scientific.
• B)humanistic.
• C)radical.
• D)conservative.
• E)systematic.

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Definitions:

Communications

The process of transmitting information, ideas, and feelings through the use of signs, symbols, words, pictures, figures, and actions.

Roads

Pathways made for traveling between places, crucial for the development of civilizations by enabling trade, movement, and communication.

Northwest Coast Indians

Indigenous peoples known for their complex clan systems, totem poles, and intricate art styles in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.

Spiritual Beliefs

The personal or shared convictions and practices regarding the divine, sacred, or existential meanings beyond the material realm.