When a Melanesian tries to heal a wound by bandaging the arrow that struck him, what is he practicing?

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DerKrebs [107]3 years ago

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When a Melanesian tries to heal a wound by bandaging the arrow that struck him, he is practicing magic.

Answer: Option A

<u>Explanation:</u>

Melanesiansare indigenous people of Pacific islands. They have their own culture and way of living which is quite different from the way of living of modern day man. They believe in the magic and the given practice is illustrative of it.

They try to heal the wound by bandaging or tying it with the arrow which caused the wound. This practise is essentially magic as they believe that this will heal the wound and help the injured in recovery.

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