Jewell contends that (1) _________  provides a window into understanding the nature of culture, society, and what it means to be human, and that (2) ______   “is one of the deepest, widest, and most important ways that the human race itself creates meaning.”

As the devastating hurricane destroyed her home, Denise cried out that the storm had “no mercy.” In this instance she is attributing distinctly human characteristics to natural phenomena. _______ is the concept that names this manner of thinking.

Martha Nussbaum objects to the defunding and diminishment of the humanities in education and argues they are vital for developing well-rounded citizens. She contends that the spirit of the humanities consists of_________________. Select all answers that apply.

You ran an ANOVA and the resulting p-value was 0.02. Briefly explain what you should do next.

According to Erich Fromm, religion, throughout human history, has functioned to provide the individual with ____________. Select all answers that apply.

 Which of these Greek gods had a mortal woman as his mother and an almighty god as his father?

Which of these statements are true of the Ancient Greek poet, Sappho? Select all answers that apply.

What should be included in a table caption?

When should you gather background knowledge?

In “Four Approaches to Studying the Humanities,” Dr. Nall argues that studying culture by exclusively focusing on great works and thinkers is like studying the development of a building by focusing entirely on the work of an architect and not the people who put the blueprint into action. Nall’s point is that culture is not something that just “happens” or just something “important people” make. Rather, culture is something ______________.