Lvi-Strauss's approach emphasizes the importance of:
a. certain codes, programmed into the human mind, which make it impossible for humans to learn more than one culture.
b. certain codes, programmed into the human mind, which are responsible for shaping cultures.
c. cultural traits which universally have the same function.
d. social roles and institutions within society.
e. universal social roles and institutions.
Question 2
French structuralism concentrates on:
a. human adaptation to the environment.
b. level of technological achievement.
c. the identification of mental structures that undergird social behavior.
d. the political and economic structures of societies.
e. social roles and institutions.
Many human diseases are caused by mutations in single genes
Human eye anatomy
Alien Human
Human embryo fetus Growth
Trace Elements of the Human Body
The human brain