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IAH 207, weeks 11 & 12
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1
What is the process whereby democracy attacks itself in the process of defending itself?
mis-en-scene
autoimmunity
sovereignty
axis of distinction
2
Which country has the highest rate of incarceration?
United States
Canada
Russia
China
3
The police/military can be described as a:
anarchically-linked group
non-hierarchal horizonality
partisan insurgency
vertical hierarchy
4
In Greenlee's novel, we see white-dominant government using a sociology of ________
gender
theology
race
culture
5
Who does Tamara try to set up on a date with Cheryl?
June
Martha
Diana
Yvette
6
Who was Fae Richard's partner of 20 years?
Martha Page
Camille Paglia
June Walker
Lee Edwards
7
_____ refers to second generation Japanese-Americans who were born in America.
Nisei
Issei
8
Under what aesthetic condition is your mind at rest?
sublime
beautiful
picturesque
grotesque
9
What was the motto of the BPP's "Survival Programs"?
survival pending revolution
revolution pending housing
revolution pending capital
survival pending integration
10
Thoreau says that the "escape" from prison is...
Physical
Sentimental
Psychological
Religious
11
Did Fae Richards exist in
real
history, not just in the history within the film?
Unclear from the movie.
No, she was made up!
Yes, she was a real person!
12
___ really began around the late 18th century, surrounding American and French Revolutions
Bare life
Nationalism
Liminality
Bios
13
What is in Dan's trunk?
Defiance
Fighting for freedom
Pure force of will
All of the above
14
What is the intertribal movement of native resistance to white domination and assimilation?
Prison writing
Insularity
Pan-Indianism
Imbrication
15
What is the 20th century axis of distinction?
Multiple Races
Christian vs Non-Christian
Multiple Cultures
Civilized vs Savage
16
"Nations" are...
Absolute givens
Directly "in the blood"
Imagined
Permanent constructions
17
We said that "The Savage State," by Thomas Cole, is an example of the...
beautiful
picturesque
sublime
grotesque
18
Who published
Negroes with Guns
? (1962)
Sam Greenlee
Bobby Seale
Robert Franklin Williams
John Mitchell
19
In the story of the film, who directed
Plantation Memories
?
June Walker
Fae Richards
Martha Page
20
What animal symbolizes Peltier's community?
Wolf
Bear
Otter
Turtle
21
What does "imbrication" mean?
Exclusiveness
Overlap
To brick up
Separation
22
What is a sun dance?
A celebration of military success
A refusal to take part in politics
A form of self-sacrifice for the sake of community
A traditional marriage ceremony
23
Under what aesthetic condition does your mind shut down?
picturesque
beautiful
sublime
grotesque
24
Dan tells the woman who works as a prostitute that she looks like:
Cleopatra
Dahomey Queen
Queen MerNeith
The leader of the Cobras
25
Under what aesthetic condition do you feel cosmically small?
grotesque
picturesque
sublime
beautiful
26
That which is cast outside of the polity/state, in order that it might be brought inside.
Citizens
Sovereignty
Bare life
Insularity
27
a group that is only concerned w/ their way of life, uninterested in adapting to other cultures
Insular
Bare life
Liminal
Precarious
28
What is the 21st century axis of distinction?
Christian v Non-Christian
“Population” v "Individuality"
Multiple Cultures
Multiple Races
29
Under what aesthetic condition does your mind "activate?"
picturesque
sublime
grotesque
beautiful
30
The Code of Handsome Lake banned
Gambling
Witchcraft
All of the above
Alcohol
31
"the ultimate sociological form for the regulation & distribution of information"
Vision
Secret
Song
Dance
32
Which is a satire?
a hero endures the breakup of families, societies, nations
the hero, a member of society, goes on an adventure
hero reconciles with society
hero cannot reconcile with society
33
What is a deathbound subject?
One who experiences a strong sense of death-in-life
One who is part of the polis
One who sees "alive" and "dead" as entirely separate
