ANT 3610 Questions with CORRECT Answers
Question:
Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity, gender is performative.
3. The view that scholars like Jack Goody maintain that the advent of literacy in a
society will cause the same social and psychological effects is known as:
Answer:
Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity, gender is performative.
autonomous approach
Question:
The concept of "governmentality" is most closely associated with the writings of
theorist:
Answer:
Michel Foucault
Question:
The concerted effort to teach children an endangered language and to invest in its
survival through education and promotion is called:
Answer:
language revitalization
Question:
Extensive genetic research has demonstrated that race is biologically defined. 7. In the
article, "Letter from Alaska: Last Words," Elizabeth Kolbert seeks an interview with Chief
[Marie Smith Jones], the last native speaker of the language.
Answer:
False Eyak
Question:
In Papua New Guinea, a is an angry monologue performed almost exclusively by women
in , the local language which is going extinct.
Answer:
kros, taiap
Question:
Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity, gender is performative.
3. The view that scholars like Jack Goody maintain that the advent of literacy in a
society will cause the same social and psychological effects is known as:
Answer:
Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity, gender is performative.
autonomous approach
Question:
The concept of "governmentality" is most closely associated with the writings of
theorist:
Answer:
Michel Foucault
Question:
The concerted effort to teach children an endangered language and to invest in its
survival through education and promotion is called:
Answer:
language revitalization
Question:
Extensive genetic research has demonstrated that race is biologically defined. 7. In the
article, "Letter from Alaska: Last Words," Elizabeth Kolbert seeks an interview with Chief
[Marie Smith Jones], the last native speaker of the language.
Answer:
False Eyak
Question:
In Papua New Guinea, a is an angry monologue performed almost exclusively by women
in , the local language which is going extinct.
Answer:
kros, taiap
