Bedouin women living on the margins of society in Egypt are often illiterate but maintain rich traditions of oral poetry and song. Anthropologists point out that political and socioeconomic conditions - not a lack of interest in modern life - have shaped Bedouin women's current realities. This explanation is based on a perspective of which of the following?
historical particularism
the interpretivist approach
unilineal cultural evolution
structural functionalism
historical particularism
Anthropology & Archaeology
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One way to make relevant bridging arguments is to observe the workings of a culture in its systemic context
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Hindu mythic stories portray both heterosexual and homosexual relationships as ____________
a. natural and joyful b. unnatural and deadly c. harmful to women d. nonexistent; Hindu deities are asexual
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Culture is:
A. learned B. patterned C. passed down D. all of these
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What do anthropologists mean by the term "patterns of behavior"?
What will be an ideal response?
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