Culture Flashcards
is a powerful defining
characteristic of human groups
that shapes our perceptions,
behaviors, and relationships.
Culture
Culture gotten from
the Latin expression
‘clique or cultus’
Mother tongue, lingo, dialect
Language
Values, opinions, laws, metaphors, meanings
Validity
Time experience milestone, myths
History
Regime, justice , organization, work, religion,
techniques, science, art
Actions
Self-consciousness, self-esteem
Identity
Spatial experience, functional spaces, living space
Space
Rituals, customs, practices
Experience
“that complex whole
which includes
knowledge, belief, art,
law, morals, custom,
and any other
capabilities and
habits acquired by
man as a member of
society.”
Edward B. Taylor
tend to define
culture in terms of
“communicable
intelligence,”
“conventional
understandings”
or “communicated
ideas.”
Robert Ranulp Marrett
“culture as
cultivation the
process of
transmitting and
acquiring
traditions because
of which society is
perpetuated.”
Radcliffe Brown
gained as in there are sure practices which are
obtained through heredity.
Culture is learned and acquired
An idea or activity might be
called culture in case it is
shared and accepted or
rehearsed by a gathering of
individuals.
Cultured is shared by a group of people
Different information exemplified in culture can be passed starting with one age then onto the next
age.
Culture is cumulative
There is information, musings or
customs that are lost as new social
qualities are added.
Culture changes
No culture stays on the perpetual state.
Culture is changing continually as novel
thoughts and new procedures are added over
the long haul altering or changing the old
ways.
Culture is dynamic
It includes how a movement
ought to be directed, how
an individual should act
properly.
gives us a scope of passable standards of conduct
It is a framework that has a few
commonly reliant parts.
Culture is diverse
Often it sets out an optimal example
of conduct that are expected to be
trailed by people in order to acquire
social acknowledgment from
individuals with a similar culture.
Culture is conceptual
