This was Bronislaw Malinowski.
He was a famous Polish anthropologist, who later was based in London. He himself studied Melanesian cultures, such as on Trobriand Islands. Much more than for his work, however, he is known for his contribution to the methodology of anthropology: instead, like his colleagues and predecessors, studying foreign cultures from books, he insisted on gaining a personal experience.
Below are the choices that can be found elsewhere:
<span>He favored neutrality, refusing to support either side.
He favored military action against both France and Great Britain.
He favored the British.
He favored the French
The answer is </span>He favored the British.
Answer: D) "We remain fascinated by the history, myths, languages, and artistic expressions of a culture once conquered by Rome but, remarkably, still thriving."
Explanation:
This is based on the article, ''Who were the Celts''. The article talks about the history of the Celts as well as their culture and practices as well as the languages they spoke up until they were conquered by Rome and a lot of their culture was lost.
The main point of this article is that, even though Celtic culture was largely lost, we remain fascinated enough to keep studying it. Option D embodies this and so is the correct answer.
Answer:
The seven bishops fled west in the 8th century until they reached island of Antilia. Over time, each bishop built a city. Each city had lots of treasure. A map created in 1482 placed Antilia in the west. Because of the myth, Spanish explorers searched the west for the seven cities of gold.
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