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How is culture defined by John Frohnmayer?
How is culture defined by John Frohnmayer?
- As part of society's creations and values (correct)
- As the artifacts created by human groups
- As patterns of behavior transmitted by symbols
- As conditioning influences upon further actions
Which term refers to culture systems being products of action and conditioning influences upon further action?
Which term refers to culture systems being products of action and conditioning influences upon further action?
- Conditioning influences (correct)
- Distinctive achievements of human groups
- Patterns of behavior
- Embodiments in artifacts
What does the anthropologist's definition of culture emphasize?
What does the anthropologist's definition of culture emphasize?
- Patterns of behavior (correct)
- Symbols
- Embodiments in artifacts
- Achievements of human groups
In practical terms, what does culture encompass according to John Frohnmayer?
In practical terms, what does culture encompass according to John Frohnmayer?
Which statement best reflects the distinction between broad and narrow visions of culture?
Which statement best reflects the distinction between broad and narrow visions of culture?
Based on the text, what is a key aspect of culture according to the anthropologist's definition?
Based on the text, what is a key aspect of culture according to the anthropologist's definition?
According to Mary Ann Glendon, what does law represent?
According to Mary Ann Glendon, what does law represent?
Which scholar described law as a product of a particular type of culture like language, music, and marriage arrangements?
Which scholar described law as a product of a particular type of culture like language, music, and marriage arrangements?
What did Clifford Geertz describe law as?
What did Clifford Geertz describe law as?
According to Robert M. Cover, how does the creation of legal meaning take place?
According to Robert M. Cover, how does the creation of legal meaning take place?
Stewart Macaulay suggested that law is an important part of culture and affects everyday life in important ways by drawing parallels with which of the following?
Stewart Macaulay suggested that law is an important part of culture and affects everyday life in important ways by drawing parallels with which of the following?
In Naomi Mezey's work, what influences critical legal studies according to the text?
In Naomi Mezey's work, what influences critical legal studies according to the text?
What role does a culture's 'asili' play in the culture's development?
What role does a culture's 'asili' play in the culture's development?
How does the 'asili' incorporate or reject innovations?
How does the 'asili' incorporate or reject innovations?
How do most ordinary citizens in the United States view the law?
How do most ordinary citizens in the United States view the law?
What do many first-year law students expect to learn about the law?
What do many first-year law students expect to learn about the law?
According to popular belief, what is the relationship between 'law' and 'morality'?
According to popular belief, what is the relationship between 'law' and 'morality'?
What term closely aligns with the popular conception of the law as presented in the text?
What term closely aligns with the popular conception of the law as presented in the text?
In Eurocentric societies, which reasoning style is predominantly used?
In Eurocentric societies, which reasoning style is predominantly used?
What is the main characteristic of analytic reasoning according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of analytic reasoning according to the text?
Why does the text suggest that some things cannot be divided through analytic reasoning?
Why does the text suggest that some things cannot be divided through analytic reasoning?
What does diunital reasoning tend to avoid?
What does diunital reasoning tend to avoid?
According to Ani, how did European males perceive themselves in relation to others?
According to Ani, how did European males perceive themselves in relation to others?
What did Robert Armstrong suggest about the world in terms of contrasting pairs?
What did Robert Armstrong suggest about the world in terms of contrasting pairs?
What is the main difference between natural law theory and positive law?
What is the main difference between natural law theory and positive law?
How were slavery, colonialism, and racial genocide justified under natural law?
How were slavery, colonialism, and racial genocide justified under natural law?
In relation to physical law and normative law, what does legal positivism discuss?
In relation to physical law and normative law, what does legal positivism discuss?
Who authored 'A Treatise of Human Nature'?
Who authored 'A Treatise of Human Nature'?
What was the main focus of the Enlightenment philosophers in the 18th century?
What was the main focus of the Enlightenment philosophers in the 18th century?
According to Thomas C. Grey, what did European scholars' quest for reason and order lead to?
According to Thomas C. Grey, what did European scholars' quest for reason and order lead to?
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