Turner asserts early on in his article that the practice of manipulating impersonal supernatural powers referred to as "magic"is
A) not a religious practice, in the Western anthropological sense of the word.
B) sometimes associated with religion, but is actually more connected to methods of social control and conflict resolution.
C) considered a religious practice because some element of the supernatural is manipulated for specific ends.
D) misguided superstition and, therefore, doesn't involve truly religious concepts.

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The Answer of Turner asserts early on in his article that the practice of manipulating impersonal supernatural powers referred to as "magic"is
A) not a religious practice, in the Western anthropological sense of the word.
B) sometimes associated with religion, but is actually more connected to methods of social control and conflict resolution.
C) considered a religious practice because some element of the supernatural is manipulated for specific ends.
D) misguided superstition and, therefore, doesn't involve truly religious concepts.

Turner Asserts Early on in His Article That the Practice