Question 2.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry argues that it is impossible for human beings to care for each other more than they care for the earth.

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Question 1.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry argues that whenever one class of people that is exploited or oppressed, there is always another class that benefits by being made better off. 

Question 2.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry argues that it is impossible for human beings to care for each other more than they care for the earth.

Question 3.According to Wendell Berry in his essay “The Body and the Earth,” the best definition of “health” is “the absence of disease.” 

Question 4.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry argues that the human calling is to cultivate farmland, rather than to preserve wilderness land.

Question 5.According to Norman Wirzba in “Why Agrarianism Matters – Even to Urbanites,” why is farming central to the agrarian worldview? 

Question 6.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry rejects the concept of a “global village.”

Question 7.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry argues that neither the oppression of women by men nor the oppression of the working class by the leisure class could have occurred without industrialization. 

Question 8.According to Wendell Berry in “The Body and the Earth,” what is the origin of an economy based on competition? 

Question 9.In his essay “The Body and the Earth,” Wendell Berry warns against using technology to overcome human limits rather than using culture to learn to live within human limits. 

Question 10.What term best expresses the attitude Norman Wirzba takes toward technological progress in his essay “Why Agrarianism Matters – Even to Urbanites”?