Exam Details
Subject | anthropology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | ph d | |
Department | ||
Organization | central university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 2010 | |
City, State | telangana, hyderabad |
Question Paper
1. The analysis of life as a game was developed by this anthropologist, who treated individuals as rational actors seeking their personal advantage
Fredrik Barth
Clifford Geertz
E.R.Leach
Max Gluckman
2. Who argued for the impossibility of exact translation between language and demonstrated that no meaning exiss outside language?
Edward Sapir
Dell Hymes
Edward Said
J. Derrida
3. Despite their association with very different social systems, totemism and Indian caste system have logical structures, which are similar in their organization. This was explained by
Louis Dumont
ER Leach
Levi-Strauss
S.Freud
4. Book with the title, 'Writing Cultures': The Poetics and Politics of Ethnography (1986) was written by
James Clifford George Marcus
George Marcus Michel Fischer
Michel Fischer James Clifford
Clifford Geertz
5. Match the following:
1. Karl Popper a. Positivism
2. J. S. Mills b. Deductive method
3. E Durkheim c. PhenomenoloQV
4. E Husserl d. Inductive method
1-b 2-c 3-d 4-a
4-c
4-d
4-d
6. Match the following:
1. Transaction a. Claude Meillassoux
2. Binary opposition b. Maurice Godelier
3. Production-reproduction c. Fredrik Barth
4. Infrastructure-superstructure d. Levi-Strauss
4-b
4-d
4-d
4-a
7. Match the following:
1. PRA a. WHR Rivers
2. GenealoQV b. Kenneth Pike
3. Ethnography Text c. Robert Chambers
4. Emic -Etic d. James Clifford
4-b
4-c
4-1
4-b
8. Of the following who argued that Indian society is static?
C. J. Fuller
Surajit Sinha
Louis Dumont
L.P Vidyarthi
9. Verrier Elwin who contributed to the knowledge of tribal India is known as
Social Anthropologist
Ethnographer
Ethno-historian
Indologist
10. The branch of anthropology concerned with what people know and how that knowledge changes the way people perceive and relates to the world around them is
symbolic anthropology
interpretive anthropology
cognitive anthropology
structural anthropology
11. The method which enables the analyst to trace how events chain on to one another and how they are linked to one another through time is called
situational analysis
extended case study
content analysis
comparative method
12. The approach of Clifford Geertz is that of
interpretative
empirical-descriptive
hermeneutic-phenomenology
all the above
13. 'The Muria and their ghotul' is written by
Furer-Haimendorf
S.C.Dube
Verrier Elwin
P.K.Bhowmik
14. Which of the following works resulted in controversy over the ethnography
Coming of Age in Samoa of M. Mead
The Andaman Islanders of R.Brown
The Nuer of Evans-Pritchard
The South Indian Sub-caste of L. Dumont
15. Which of the following are PRAIRRA techniques? 1. Transact walk 2. Resource mapping 3. Focus Group Discussion 4. Census
3 4
4
1,2 3
2,3 4
16. Discuss how the functional paradigm put forth by Malinowski is entirely
linked to his ethnographic method.
OR
Are the emotional stress and strain of adolescence biologically determined or a product of culturally specific practices? Discuss how Margaret Mead approached this problem.
17. Write a critique on the structuralist theory of society.
OR
Write an essay on theoretical contribution of Clifford Geertz.
18. Examine the work of Verrier Elwin in the field of tribal religion in India.
OR
Write a critical essay on the merits and demerits of any ethnographic work about Indian tribe or caste that you have read.
19. Discuss various ways of overcoming the problem of validity and reliability in anthropological research.
OR Write short notes on any three of the following
Case study and case history
Comparative method
Sociometry
PRA techniques
Fredrik Barth
Clifford Geertz
E.R.Leach
Max Gluckman
2. Who argued for the impossibility of exact translation between language and demonstrated that no meaning exiss outside language?
Edward Sapir
Dell Hymes
Edward Said
J. Derrida
3. Despite their association with very different social systems, totemism and Indian caste system have logical structures, which are similar in their organization. This was explained by
Louis Dumont
ER Leach
Levi-Strauss
S.Freud
4. Book with the title, 'Writing Cultures': The Poetics and Politics of Ethnography (1986) was written by
James Clifford George Marcus
George Marcus Michel Fischer
Michel Fischer James Clifford
Clifford Geertz
5. Match the following:
1. Karl Popper a. Positivism
2. J. S. Mills b. Deductive method
3. E Durkheim c. PhenomenoloQV
4. E Husserl d. Inductive method
1-b 2-c 3-d 4-a
4-c
4-d
4-d
6. Match the following:
1. Transaction a. Claude Meillassoux
2. Binary opposition b. Maurice Godelier
3. Production-reproduction c. Fredrik Barth
4. Infrastructure-superstructure d. Levi-Strauss
4-b
4-d
4-d
4-a
7. Match the following:
1. PRA a. WHR Rivers
2. GenealoQV b. Kenneth Pike
3. Ethnography Text c. Robert Chambers
4. Emic -Etic d. James Clifford
4-b
4-c
4-1
4-b
8. Of the following who argued that Indian society is static?
C. J. Fuller
Surajit Sinha
Louis Dumont
L.P Vidyarthi
9. Verrier Elwin who contributed to the knowledge of tribal India is known as
Social Anthropologist
Ethnographer
Ethno-historian
Indologist
10. The branch of anthropology concerned with what people know and how that knowledge changes the way people perceive and relates to the world around them is
symbolic anthropology
interpretive anthropology
cognitive anthropology
structural anthropology
11. The method which enables the analyst to trace how events chain on to one another and how they are linked to one another through time is called
situational analysis
extended case study
content analysis
comparative method
12. The approach of Clifford Geertz is that of
interpretative
empirical-descriptive
hermeneutic-phenomenology
all the above
13. 'The Muria and their ghotul' is written by
Furer-Haimendorf
S.C.Dube
Verrier Elwin
P.K.Bhowmik
14. Which of the following works resulted in controversy over the ethnography
Coming of Age in Samoa of M. Mead
The Andaman Islanders of R.Brown
The Nuer of Evans-Pritchard
The South Indian Sub-caste of L. Dumont
15. Which of the following are PRAIRRA techniques? 1. Transact walk 2. Resource mapping 3. Focus Group Discussion 4. Census
3 4
4
1,2 3
2,3 4
16. Discuss how the functional paradigm put forth by Malinowski is entirely
linked to his ethnographic method.
OR
Are the emotional stress and strain of adolescence biologically determined or a product of culturally specific practices? Discuss how Margaret Mead approached this problem.
17. Write a critique on the structuralist theory of society.
OR
Write an essay on theoretical contribution of Clifford Geertz.
18. Examine the work of Verrier Elwin in the field of tribal religion in India.
OR
Write a critical essay on the merits and demerits of any ethnographic work about Indian tribe or caste that you have read.
19. Discuss various ways of overcoming the problem of validity and reliability in anthropological research.
OR Write short notes on any three of the following
Case study and case history
Comparative method
Sociometry
PRA techniques
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