Ethics and Culture Flashcards
11 Features and Characteristics off Culture
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- Learned
- Gratifying
- Responsive
- Continuous
- Accumulative
- Transmitted
- Changing
- Integrated
- Social
- Shared
- Linked with other society
Refers to that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law morals, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of a society
Culture by Edward Taylor
T/F:
Culture refers to an appreciation of good literature, music, art and food
True
Culture is a colony of bacteria or other microorganisms growing in a nutrient medium in a laboratory Petri dish
a. For a biologist
b. For anthropologist
A. For a biologist
Culture is a the full range of learned human behavior patterns
a. For a biologist
b. For anthropologist
B. For anthropologist
Culture is a powerful human tool for _____, but it is a ______ phenomenon.
Survival; fragile
Culture is constantly _____ and easily _____ because it exists only in our ______ (heart or mind)
Changing
Lost
Mind`
Core layers of culture (visualizing the iceberg) V - U - D
Visible Culture
Unseen Culture
Deep Cultuture
3 Layers of Culture by Dennis O’Neill
1st Layer - The body of cultural traditions that distinguish your specific society
2nd Layer - Subculture
3rd Layer: Cultural Universalism
What layer of culture is this?
- shared language
- shared traditions
- beliefs
A. 1st Layer - The body of cultural traditions that distinguish your specific society
B. 2nd Layer - Subculture
C. 3rd Layer: Cultural Universalism
A. 1st Layer
What layer of culture is this?
- Occurs in a complex, diverse societies in which people have come from many different parts of the world, they often retain much of their original culutural traditions
A. 1st Layer - The body of cultural traditions that distinguish your specific society
B. 2nd Layer - Subculture
C. 3rd Layer: Cultural Universalism
B. 2nd Layer - Subculture
What layer of culture is this?
- learned behavior that are shared by all of humanity collectively. No matter where people live in the world, they share these universal traits
A. 1st Layer - The body of cultural traditions that distinguish your specific society
B. 2nd Layer - Subculture
C. 3rd Layer: Cultural Universalism
C. 3rd Layer - Culutural Universalism
Communicating with a verbal language, using limited set of sounds and grammatical rules.
This is an example of what?
Universal Cultural Traits of Human Beings
Using age and gender to classify people
This is an example of what?
Universal Cultural Traits of Human Beings
Classifying people based on marriage and descent relationships and having kinship terms to refer to them.
This is an example of what?
Universal Cultural Traits of Human Beings
Raising children in some sort of family setting
This is an example of what?
Universal Cultural Traits of Human Beings
Having rules to guide and regulate sexual behavior
This is an example of what?
Universal Cultural Traits of Human Beings