Chapter 6 Language Communication and Belief

Yi Fu Tuan

________, a geographer, defines sacred spaces as those that rise above commonplace and interrupt ordinary routine.

Languages

________ are organized into different families, that are rooted in prehistoric origins, and then further categorized into branches and groups.

Hinduism

________ began an in India and eventually developed another practice, Buddhism, in Nepal.

India

Both ________ and the Middle East are regions of massive waves of migration and culture sharing.

Pilgrimages

________ are journeys to the pose spaces.

religions Hinduism

There are four major world ________, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam.

Christianity

________ and Islam were both born in the Middle East.

social relationships

Religions impact on law, culture, language, and ________ intensifies after each place assumed an "official religion.

Human communication

________ is also very dependent on non verbal communication like dance, visual cues, sound, gestures and sign language.

Religions

________ are belief systems and sets of practices that incorporate the idea of a power higher than humans.