Anthropologists Trajectories Analogy

XAT 2014 · DM · Hard · Decision Making

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The main issues of interpretation arising from the work of professionally trained anthropologists are that they are late in colonial/post - colonial trajectories, because professional training shapes their interpretations. However, within field of interest and training, their works are most thorough and systematic

The best conclusion drawn from the above paragraph is analogous to:

  1. A.

    Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which states that speed and position cannot be determined simultaneously.

  2. B.

    Cultural relativism, which states that two or more than two cultures cannot be compared.

  3. C.

    Personal relativism, which states that one should not study anthropological phenomenon for personal gains.

  4. D.

    Conclusive relativism, which states that anthropologists should not knowingly color their findings.

  5. E.

    Communicative relativism, which states that anthropologists should not be selective in communicating their findings.

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