10: Components of Culture Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

a way of communicating ideas or feelings by means
of a conventionalized system of signs, gestures, marks, or articulate vocal
sounds

reflects how different
cultural groups interpret the world around them

communicates the changing human history and world geographies.

A

Language

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2
Q

language is

both a __ and a __of cultural differentiation

A

cause

symbol

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3
Q

determine the attitudes, understandings, and responses

of the society by the words and concepts it contain

A

Language

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4
Q

Classifications of Languages

A

Language families
Language branches
Language groups

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5
Q

individual languages related in their prehistorical origin

A

Language families

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6
Q

languages that have a definite common origin but have split into individual
languages

A

Language branches

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7
Q

part of a language branch, shares a common origin, and has relatively similar
grammar and vocabulary

A

Language groups

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8
Q

50% of the world’s population speaks __

A

Indo-European family of languages

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9
Q

Romance branch of

the Indo-European family

A

Spanish, French,

Portuguese, Italian, Romanian and Catalan

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10
Q

earliest speakers of the IndoEuropean language

A

Anatolia

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11
Q

language has spread initially from the interior of Southeast Asia southward into the Malay Peninsula

A

Austronesian Language

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12
Q

approach in studying culture that explores the cause-and-effect interplay between
cultures and they physical environment

A

Cultural ecology

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13
Q

examines

the connection of languages to their physical habitats called ecoregions

A

linguistic ecology

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14
Q

rich in words describing
mountains and hills

originated from Castile

A

Spanish
language

cordillera (a mass of
mountains), sierra (elongated mountain mass),
pico (summit), cerro (an intermediate between a
hill and a mountain), cerillo (hill), and montana
(mountain)

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15
Q

can deter groups from migrating from one area to another, linguistic borders

A

Mountain ridges

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16
Q

3 Facets of Culture

A

Technology and Language Dominance

Language and Colonization

Language and Religion

17
Q

one of the most powerful
communication forces that operate today

allow people from the different parts of the world to interact with each other and convey messages instantly

impacted the construction of words and sentences

A

Social media

18
Q

Language of Social Media

A

alter our vocabulary

introduces new words in our vocabulary

increases the speed and volume of daily communications

raises the expectation for remaining connected

19
Q

language becomes visible and part of the cultural landscape

place-names that often directly reflect the spatial patterns of languages, dialect, and ethnicity

Language becomes part of the cultural landscape when
they appear on street signs and placards.

A

toponyms

20
Q

reveal the linguistic origins, diffusion, habitat, and
environmental perceptions

reflect migrants’ longing for their homeland, a
group’s attitude towards the environment as well as a
range of emotions

A

Stephen Jett, toponyms

21
Q

examples of toponyms

A

Krus na Ligas and its street names

The EMBOs of Makati

The street names in Teacher’s Village