Cases of local communities using modern technology to preserve and revive their traditions
A. are examples of hidden ethnocide.
B. are becoming more common.
C. contradict Gramsci's theory of hegemony.
D. are becoming increasingly rare, due to the ballooning cost of the technologies involved.
E. suggest that modern technology is always an agent of cultural imperialism.
Question 2
________ refers to the blurring and breakdown of established canonsrules, standards, categories, distinctions, and boundaries.
A. Chaos
B. Entropy
C. Postmodern
D. Agoraphobia
E. Diaspora
The work of Charles Darwin forms the foundation for modern evolutionary theory.
Managing large bands of grazing animals requires detailed knowledge of local landscapes, especially
Population Interactions and Communities
Features of the skull of anatomically modern Homo sapiens.
Evidence of regional continuity: (a) The anatomically modern Willandra Lakes Hominid 50 calvaria fro
Herpes is a local contraindication during active phase.