All of the Following Are Examples of an Ethnocentric View

question 26

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of an ethnocentric view of art in the non-Western world EXCEPT that

• A) all non-Western art is produced for religious purposes.
• B) all non-Western art is anonymously produced by the culture.
• C) non-Westerners cannot appreciate Western art, because they are not cultured enough.
• D) non-Western artists simply follow tradition; they do not exercise their creativity or break from the norm.
• E) non-Western sculpture is not always art.

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Definitions:

Catholic Church

The largest Christian church, led by the Pope in the Vatican City, with a global following and a rich history spanning over two millennia, known for its teachings, traditions, and influence in various aspects of culture and society.

Embryonic

Relating to an embryo, which is the early developmental stage of animals or plants, often before birth or hatching.

Germ Line

Germ line refers to the sequence of cells that lead to the gametes (eggs and sperm), carrying the genetic material that can be inherited by offspring.

Subsequent Generations

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