Question

Philosophers in this culture emphasized the importance of “rootedness,” the ability to maintain balance on the “slippery” earth. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this culture that introduced a word for “betweenness” that is often used in anthropology. Much of what we know about their philosophy comes from a 12-book ethnography by a Franciscan friar.
ANSWER: Aztecs [or Nahua; or Mexica] (The word is “Nepantla.”)
[10h] Aztec philosophers used this term for the continuously regenerating force that permeates the cosmos.
ANSWER: teotl (“TAY-oh-tull”) [or Ometeotl]
[10e] James Maffie accordingly argues that the Aztecs believed in this doctrine, which states that the universe consists of only one type of thing.
ANSWER: monism [or monist; accept ontological monism; accept constitutional monism; accept substance monism]

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Chicago AVanderbilt A10101030
Columbia BToronto A001010
Cornell AChicago B0101020
Cornell BNorthwestern A001010
Duke AIllinois A1001020
Georgia Tech AChicago C1001020
Georgia Tech BBrown A1001020
Houston AHarvard A001010
MIT APenn State A001010
Michigan AFlorida B1001020
Minnesota ARutgers A10101030
Minnesota BClaremont A1001020
Rutgers BMcGill A001010
Stanford ANYU A1001020
UC Berkeley AIowa State A001010
UC Berkeley BTexas A001010
Virginia ANorth Carolina A001010
WUSTL APurdue A001010
WUSTL BOhio State A001010
Yale AColumbia A1001020
Yale BIndiana A001010