Exam 13: Expressive Culture

Guanacaste National Park in Costa Rica is a positive example of a project that involves participation by local people.

What is ethnomusicology and describe an example of it.

In Michael Cernea's strategy for Cultural Heritage Preservation, written for the World Bank, he urges __________.

Theater, dance, and music are found in many cultures and are examples of __________.

The rising popularity of __________ is evidence of Turkey's growing cosmopolitanism.

A __________ garden includes specimens from many cultures.

Explain the concept of ethno-esthetics and discuss key principles of ethno-esthetics in West African wood carving.

Making and selling sweetgrass baskets is an important part of the Gullah economy.

After the British introduction of cricket to Trobriand Islands, local changes to the game involved __________.

Common characteristics of __________ are described as unnecessary, unproductive, has rules, and may include chance or tension.

The concept of the garden as enclosed within four walls is most associated with which religion?

The current style in which cricket is played in the Trobriands is the result of __________.

The Waanyi Women's History Project sought to preserve indigenous Australian women's culture in order to display it to tourists.

The "dive bomb" is related to a variety of performance called ________.

How does housing differ between mobile groups and settled peoples?

The concept of __________ culture encompasses art, leisure and play.

Describe the historical context of the Gullah people, key elements of their culture and current situation, and the challenges they face.

The most serious internal security issue of Turkey is the __________.

What are two major factors that create change in art/expressive culture? Illustrate each of these with an in-depth example. What are the similarities or differences in the change

Define heterotopia and give an example of it in terms of art/expressive culture.