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- 4. Is it a worldview, behavior and actions based on belief in the supernatural? (religion)
- 6. Non-poetic literature, as opposed to poetry (prose)
- 9. Is this an archaic form of religion based on the belief in a close relationship between a certain type of animal (less often plants) - a totem and a generic group? (totemism)
- 10. this the dictionary in your mind of the language (vocabulary)
- 11. What direction is studying the relationship of sign systems with those who use them? (pragmatics)
- 12. Is this the worldview according to which Europe is the center of world culture and civilization, the standard for the rest of the world? (eurocentrism)
- 14. the ideas accepted in society about good and bad, right and wrong, good and evil, as well as a set of norms of behavior (morality)
- 16. The ideas accepted in society about good and bad, right and wrong, good and evil, as well as a set of norms of behavior (modernism)
- 17. Is this a relatively new concept used to define the specific ability of people and human societies to overcome changes in their natural and social environment by making changes in their culture? (adaptation)
- 19. Who was Rome named after of? (Romula)
- 23. A real person or a main fictional character who, in the face of danger, combats adversity through feats of ingenuity. courage or strength (hero)
- 25. Historically formed and transmitted from generation to generation customs, norms of behavior, views, tastes, etc. (tradition)
- 28. Which direction is studying the internal structure of sign systems? (syntactic)
- 30. The hero of the poem of the same name by Abai (Masgud)
- 31. Genre of non-fairy prose folklore (legends)
- 32. Actions related to the belief in the ability of a person to influence the forces of nature, objects, animals, the fate of people, subjugating supernatural forces (magic)
- 34. A group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction (society)
- 35. A philosophical discipline whose subjects of study are morality and morality (ethics)
- 38. Soviet and Russian scientist, writer and translator (Gumilev)
- 40. A process whereby societies come under or adopt Western culture in areas such as industry, technology, science, education, politics, economics, lifestyle, law, norms, mores, customs, traditions, values, mentality, perceptions, diet, clothing, language, writing system, religion, and philosophy. (europeanisation)
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- 1. A product, service, or concept that is publicly distinguished from other products, services, or concepts so that it can be easily communicated and usually marketed (brand)
- 2. Religious worship of material objects - fetishes, to which supernatural properties are attributed, what is the religion of antiquity? (fetishism)
- 3. Ages the period of the history of Europe and the Middle East, the chronological framework for this period, the main of which were 500-1500 and 500-1800 (middle)
- 5. Is also Europeanisation or occidentalization (from the Occident), is a process whereby societies come under or adopt? (westernism)
- 7. Is it a cultural phenomenon that distinguishes a group from the majority of society? (subculture)
- 8. Schematic drawings that clearly depict objects and phenomena of reality? (pictography)
- 13. The process of turning something into money (monetization)
- 15. A set of rites that accompany a religious act, or a custom-established procedure for performing something (ritual)
- 18. It is a social condition defined by the eradication or destruction of any moral values, standards or guidelines that people should follow. It was believed that anomie may arise due to a conflict of belief systems and causes the destruction of social ties between an individual and a community (both economic and primary socialization)? (anomie)
- 20. Is it the suppression or restriction of sensual desires, the rejection of the benefits of life? (asceticism)
- 21. What is the name of the style that the Gunas used in the manufacture of jewelry? (polycgrome)
- 22. Belief in the existence of souls and spirits? (animism)
- 24. The name of the theater that was originally called "goat song"? (tragedy)
- 26. A special form of human consciousness, a way of preserving traditions in a changing reality (mythology)
- 27. Are these relatively stable, repetitive modes of activity that serve as a means of preserving and transmitting social experience? (stereotypes)
- 29. Are these mass action models approved by society? (customs)
- 33. Is this a historically defined stage in the development of society and man, expressed (objectified) in the results of people's material and spiritual activities, created by them by "second nature"? (culture)
- 36. Is it a material phenomenon that represents abstract ideas and concepts in visual and figurative form? (symbol)
- 37. Which word from Latin is carried out as "resident, citizen"? (civilization)
- 39. The era of intellectual and artistic flourishing that began in Italy in the 14th century. (renaissance)