According to Benton and DiYanni, humanistic inquiry involves ____________. Select all that apply.

In “Reclaiming the Intellectual Life for Posterity,” Alain de Botton, creator of The School of Life, envisions an ideal humanistic education that would ____________

Hameon tells his father, King Creon, that those believing they alone have intelligence, eloquence, and character are __________

Flourishing on Crete from 1900 to 1375 BCE and named after the legendary king, Minos, Minoan culture appears to have made all social roles_____________ women.

While Campbell rejects the notion myths are accurate represents of “physical history,” he does believe myths are facts of the __________

Jason is a soldier in an army who is occupying a foreign land for the strategic benefit of his nation. Jason’s commander has ordered him to capture and arrest a young boy for throwing rocks at his unit as they arbitrarily evict the local residents of a city from their homes. Jason believes that it is unjust for his nation’s army to occupy the foreign city, and believes the boy’s defiance is morally just. If Jason were to follow the example of Antigone he would______________.

Which set below most accurately and comprehensively depicts the family of disciplines that comprise the humanities? 

_______________ civilization is unique in that its cities lack fortification, elaborate temple structures, and the absence of artistic depictions of warfare.

Jewell contends that (1) _________  provides a window into understanding the nature of culture, society, and what it means to be human, and that (2) ______   “is one of the deepest, widest, and most important ways that the human race itself creates meaning.”

As the devastating hurricane destroyed her home, Denise cried out that the storm had “no mercy.” In this instance she is attributing distinctly human characteristics to natural phenomena. _______ is the concept that names this manner of thinking.