The functionalism of Bronislaw Malinowski was based on the following main idea  

One takeaway for cultural anthropology from the film “Still Killing Us Softly 4” is that

According to Glenn H. Jordan, narratives (anthropological and otherwise) of “Tiger Bay,” in Wales, must be seen as:

“We refrain from the attempt to solve the fundamental problem of the general development of civilization until we have been able to unravel the processes what are going on under our eyes.” In other words, anthropologists should delay constructing general theories that fit all of humankind before we understand each culture fully. Who is associated with this idea?

Whom among the following would NOT be considered a representative of symbolic anthropology?

What was known as the “Trail of Tears” as seen in the film “Race: The Power of an Illusion: Part 2: The Story We Tell?”

Which of the following is associated with the post-World War II Cold War era in the United States?

As we see in the film “Claude Lévi-Strauss: Par lui-même,” Lévi-Strauss came to anthropology/ethnology from what disciplinary training?                           

In the film “Still Killing Us Softly 4,” we see gender depicted as

According to Faye V. Harrison, anthropology can and should be a political act, expressing solidarity with disempowered victims of (neo)colonialism. These insights arise from her fieldwork in: