Anthropological and Sociological Perspectives on Culture and Society Flashcards
Who said this?
“Culture id that complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, law, custom, and all aspects of man as a member of society”
Edward B. Taylor
what are the aspects of culture?
- D_____ , Flexible, & A_____
- S______ & Contested
- Learned through s_________ or e____________
- P_______ social interactions
- Integrated and at times u______
- t________ through socialization/ enculturation
- Requires l________ and other forms of c_________
what are the aspects of culture?
- Dynamic, Flexible, & Adaptive
- Shared & Contested
- Learned through socialization or enculturation
- Patterned social interactions
- Integrated and at times unstable
- Transmitted through socialization/ enculturation
- Requires language and other forms of communication
happens when we teach an individual or group of people the norms and values through unconscious repetition
enculturation
is the process by which we learn and internalize the foundations and patterns of behavior that are laid low with culture
socialization
is changing, shared, learned, transmitted (using forms of communication) through enculturation and socialization.
culture
what are the two types of culture?
material and non-material
what are examples of material culture
f____
c_________ and f_____
b______ and p_________
a_____ and t__________
food
clothing and fashion
buildings and properties
arts and technology
what are examples of non-material culture
i_____ and k_______
b______ and t______
s_____ and l_________
b______
r_______
ideas and knowledge
beliefs and traditions
symbols and language
behaviors
religion
what are the elements of culture
n___
s______
v_____
b______
l______
t______
norms
symbols
values
beliefs
language
taboos
norms can be ________ and ________
formal and informal
formal norms are _____ and _____
mores and laws
informal norms are _______ and ________
folkways and customs
generally known as correct and proper forms of behavior
norms
these are specific prescriptions of how an individual ought to behave to be consistent with values of the contemporary society.
norms
can be seen as a reflection of values
norms
is a rule or established guideline to guide the behavior and actions of individuals in a society or group
norms
are agreements that determine what is considered acceptable or desirable in terms of behavior, values, and principles
norms
the purpose of _____ is to promote peaceful coexistence, order, and social cohesion by establishing clear boundaries and expectations
norms
compliance with ____ is essential for the harmonious functioning of a community
norms
explicit rules and standards that are established by an authority, such as laws and regulations, to guide behavior within a society
formal norms
formal norms for moral and ethical behavior
mores
formal norms that are written and are enforced rules/ordinance
laws
INFORMAL NORMS
________ is defined as a cultural idea that describes a regular, patterned behavior that is
considered characteristic of life in a social nsystem.
custom
informal norms that are less important yet influences behavior
folkways/customs