Deck 10: Boundaries: Shaping Time, Space, and Selves
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Deck 10: Boundaries: Shaping Time, Space, and Selves
1
Which of the following is the correct order of the anthropological concept, "rites of passage"?
A) incorporation, liminality, separation
B) liminality, separation, incorporation
C) separation, liminality, incorporation
D) the order doesn't matter
A) incorporation, liminality, separation
B) liminality, separation, incorporation
C) separation, liminality, incorporation
D) the order doesn't matter
C
2
Which stage of a rite of passage represents transition through a marginal status?
A) incorporation
B) separation
C) liminality
D) none of the above
A) incorporation
B) separation
C) liminality
D) none of the above
C
3
Which of the following does not characterize transition rituals?
A) They emphasize creation of life.
B) They only occur in non-Western contexts.
C) They shape specific emotions.
D) They represent the social order.
A) They emphasize creation of life.
B) They only occur in non-Western contexts.
C) They shape specific emotions.
D) They represent the social order.
B
4
In the Japanese case study of death rituals, which stage represents separation?
A) cremation or burial
B) the crafting of a household alter in memory of the deceased
C) the replacement of the alter with a plaque
D) the annual Obon festival
A) cremation or burial
B) the crafting of a household alter in memory of the deceased
C) the replacement of the alter with a plaque
D) the annual Obon festival
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5
What is the purpose of a rare practice called secondary burial in Merina culture and other unrelated societies around the world?
A) It provides material signs of the transition from life to afterlife.
B) It represents the finality of the passage of spirit out of the community.
C) It provides closure in the process of dying and mourning.
D) all of the above
A) It provides material signs of the transition from life to afterlife.
B) It represents the finality of the passage of spirit out of the community.
C) It provides closure in the process of dying and mourning.
D) all of the above
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6
What is the purpose of carving the bis pole in Asmat society in West Papua in Indonesia?
A) It encourages the deceased's spirit to remain in community, close to loved ones.
B) It is a material way to grieve the dead.
C) It recreates origin myths to match up more closely to colonial religious beliefs.
D) all of the above
A) It encourages the deceased's spirit to remain in community, close to loved ones.
B) It is a material way to grieve the dead.
C) It recreates origin myths to match up more closely to colonial religious beliefs.
D) all of the above
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7
What is a taboo's biggest role?
A) to separate things deemed to be importantly different
B) to show how a particular society is culturally unique
C) to prove societal morality
D) to prevent incest
A) to separate things deemed to be importantly different
B) to show how a particular society is culturally unique
C) to prove societal morality
D) to prevent incest
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8
Which of the following can have taboos integrated into proper process?
A) food
B) clothing
C) sexual practice
D) all of the above
A) food
B) clothing
C) sexual practice
D) all of the above
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9
Which book of the Bible emphasizes food prohibitions?
A) Genesis
B) Exodus
C) Leviticus
D) Revelations
A) Genesis
B) Exodus
C) Leviticus
D) Revelations
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10
What do differing interpretations in Jewish law about how to honor the Sabbath demonstrate?
A) that boundaries are moveable
B) that most religious texts are not sacred
C) that generational gaps often lead to wholly reinterpreted texts
D) that religion is dying
A) that boundaries are moveable
B) that most religious texts are not sacred
C) that generational gaps often lead to wholly reinterpreted texts
D) that religion is dying
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