Every society has rules that it calls 'laws' and others that it calls 'customs'. In his study of primitive sociology (1926), Bronislaw Malinowski noted that traditional societies function perfectly well without which institutional triad?

Which of the following statements accurately characterizes the theoretical frameworks established by early evolutionary anthropologists regarding the development of human societies?

Clifford Geertz's interpretive approach to anthropology yielded several groundbreaking concepts. Arrange the following key concepts and cultural studies by Geertz in chronological order based on the publication year of the works in which they were introduced. A. The political framework of the 'theatre state' (Negara), describing 19th-century pre-colonial Bali where rulers maintained power primarily through elaborate, performative rituals instead of physical force. B. The methodological concept of 'thick description' for interpreting social actions and cultural symbols. C. The analysis of the religious and social life of Java, focusing on its syncretic practices. D. The exploration of the symbolic meaning of the Balinese cockfight ('Deep Play') as a lens for broader themes of social conflict. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: