Exam 7: Magic and Divination
Exam 1: The Anthropological Study of Religion80 Questions
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An example of contagious magic as a part of American folk medicine is:
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Magic involves the manipulation of words and objects so as to compel a deity to bring about the desired result.
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To people who practice magic it appears never to fail because:
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The observation of animal behavior or objects in the sky such as comets is called omens.
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Magic-like rituals are an important part of the behavior of athletes in athletic competition.Certain ritual behaviors,such as wearing the same clothing or washing one's hands after a losing inning,are:
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How is magical thinking the basis of folk medicine? Can you find examples in contemporary American society?
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What is the essential difference between technology and magic?
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Branislaw Malinowski theorized that magic rituals serve to help the person who practices them to:
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Which of the following statements about Wiccan magic is false?:
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Among the Trobriand Islanders,a "man with knowledge" is one who possesses technological knowledge as well as knowledge of magic.
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The Azande utilize medicines that are objects in which supernatural power resides.
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