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Anthropology quiz

by Nicolas Elsmore
1

An archeologist of some renown journeys to the ruins of a temple that has been long abandoned. After receiving guidance from a helpful native guide, he navigates into the temple, sets off multiple hidden traps without harm, and recovers a lost relic from the indigenous people. After his return, he displays his findings in the museum he works at for the public to see and study.

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2

An anthropologist was disappointed by an African tribe they wanted to study after the elders of the tribe denied their participation. The researchers followed ethical guidelines, including making sure to do no harm, obtaining informed consent, and maintaining anonymity and privacy. Despite this setback, the anthropologist decided to continue their research through other methods that did not involve the tribe directly.

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A linguistics professor publishes an academic journal that describes the language he is studying as an "island language" despite the culture the language is from being majorly landlocked. He provides no further explanation for his terminology in the article even though he is perfectly respectful about the people he is talking about.

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4

Scientists uncover the remains of the lost nation of Atlantis! Due to the city being relegated to myth, there are no known inheritors to its culture, despite it being located close to both Europe and Africa. After making their account public, they continue their research of the ruins which remains accessible to anyone who wishes to participate.

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An alien species that looks remarkably human, except for their small blue antennae on their heads, comes to the attention of Earth's governments'. An Austrian anthropologist volunteers to learn more about them and their culture. After extensive research to learn their language and customs that required informed consent and complete anonymity of the subjects, he publishes his findings in multiple human languages on earth.

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The archeologist trespassed on a culture's lost sacred ground with dubious consent, potentially damaging archeological evidence and cultural significance, before taking an artifact without the people's permission. He broke the first ethical rule of do no harm.

Everything the researchers did was considered ethical even though it did not give them the result they were looing for.

There is not enough information to make an ethical claim. The professor is embarrassed after his editorial publishing staff have a word with him.

When a specific culture is not involved, the research may still be associated with legal and political matters.

Despite taking proper precautions and ethical channels to respect the alien culture, the anthropologist did not take into account the need to provide access to his research to the informants of study. The aliens have no way of reading human languages initially.

 
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