Humans today still benefit from the famous invention of Alexander Graham Bell (the telephone). Even though Bell has been dead for generations, the basic technology he invented still lives on, and modern telephone systems have built off of and elaborated upon his invention. What best describes this?
a. generational division of labor
b. network of trade and exchange
c. praxis of creativity
d. progress through preservation of knowledge
Question 2
One of the reasons university officials have so much difficulty in eliminating hazing rituals is that ____.
a. group members believe they increase the strength of ties to the group
b. the secrecy surrounding the rituals makes them difficult to eliminate
c. group members believe they are entitled to set their own rules
d. the rituals are really not that dangerous or humiliating anymore
Humans are one of the four extant hominid genera.
Bell’s palsy.
Alexander Calder, Untitled.
Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler, Detached Building.
Technology has changed our lives fundamentally. The connection to each telephone call used to have ...