Which of the following is NOT true of the proponents of the World Anthropologies movement

The view that each element of culture, such as the culture trait or trait complex, has its own distinctive history, and that social forms (such as religion in different societies) that might look similar are not strictly comparable because of their different histories, is known as  

As we see in the film “La sociologie est un sport de combat,” according to Pierre Bourdieu how does the education system reproduce the class order?

According to Faye V. Harrison, anthropology can and should be a political act, expressing solidarity with disempowered victims of (neo)colonialism. These insights arise from her fieldwork in:

According to Ruth Benedict, certain cultures exhibited certain personalities. In her book Patterns of Culture, she matched the following cultures to the following personality types:

What defined the symbolic/interpretive anthropology of Clifford Geertz?

As we see in the film “Sir Edward Evans-Pritchard: Strange Beliefs,” 

_________ is the tendency within anthropology emphasizing the subjectivity of experience and the impossibility of any one form of authoritative knowledge and “objectivity.”

As we see in the film “Claude Lévi-Strauss: Par lui-même,” Lévi-Strauss came to anthropology/ethnology from what disciplinary training?                           

What did the postmodern anthropologist say to their ethnographic informants?