Quiz 3

Question 1

Linguist

Answer 1

Person who studies language and language behaviors

Question 2

Kinesics

Answer 2

Study of how individuals express themselves through body position and motion (facial expression, eye contact, posture, and gesture)

Question 3

Proxemics

Answer 3

Study of how groups of individuals communicate nonverbally while maintaining spatial separation and responding to cultural and environmental influences

Question 4

Ethnopoetic notation

Answer 4

A way to present a transcript and to analyze it for its themes, rhythms, and language patterns

Question 5

Performance

Answer 5

Interaction between a performer and audience members who understand many of the cultural values and behaviors represented in the act

Question 6

Variants

Answer 6

Alteration from the traditional core of a folk art, according to a performer’s or artisan’s specific history, cultural understanding, and personal creativity.

Question 7

Lore

Answer 7

Implicit rituals, beliefs, language, stories, or traditional behaviors that surround a culture or subculture

Question 8

Archives

Answer 8

Physical or electronic place where collections of public and private records, other historical documents, and sometimes artifacts are stored

Question 9

Representative Artifact

Answer 9

Artifact passed down to so symbolize rituals, behaviors. language, and beliefs

Question 10

Ethnohistory

Answer 10

study of the development of cultures

Question 11

Annotated bibliography

Answer 11

provides reader w/ more info about the published sources

Question 12

Revision

Answer 12

reseeing and reimagining of the original material

Question 13

Rhetorical choices

Answer 13

writer’s selection of voice, audience, and purpose

Question 14

Aesthetics

Answer 14

Perceived artistic beauty, style, or good taste of an object

Question 15

Experiential

Answer 15

firsthand accounts of your experience at specific times and in specific places

Question 16

Rhetoric

Answer 16

The shaping of language for different purposes and audiences. Three key elements: ethos(self), logos(content), pathos(audience)

Question 17

Alternative archive

Answer 17

Attics, basements, dumpsters, flea markets, junk bins can be used for culture and subculture

Question 18

Historical archive

Answer 18

Documentaries, books, TV series, ways to present old histories

Question 19

University archives

Answer 19

Document shared histories, academic lives, and memories