L4: Mobility and the Cosmopolitan Flashcards

1
Q

Who are cosmopolitan people? (2)

A

People who don’t really feel like they belong from a specific part of the world (1)

Just from THE world (1)

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2
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Who are diaspora people? (2)

A

People who feel belonging in a country that they moved to (1)

Also maintain belonging to the country that they originate from (1)

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3
Q

What created the idea of the cosmopolitan person? (1)

A

Globalisation at the economic and communitative level (1)

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4
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How may a person who is mobile be described? (2)

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Living in different places without being tied to one (1)

Happy to learn about other, culturally different people (1)

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5
Q

What does supermodernity mean? (1)

Give examples (3)

A

At home in non places (1)

Hotel (1)

Airports (1)

Refugee camps (1)

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What does supermodernity mean for cosmopolitan people? (1)

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They may not be rooted in a particular place, but will need to live IN a particular place (1)

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7
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What are non-places chracterised by? (1)

A

Anonymity and homogenity

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8
Q

What does supermodernity turn places into? (1)

A

Objects (1)

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9
Q

What does Pnina Werbner argue about cosmopolitans? (2)

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They are not always the elite of society (ie. business people) (1)

Immigrant communities create diasporic homelands (2)

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10
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What do global movements (lots of people relocating) result in? (2)

A

Creolisations (1)

Hybrid cultures (1)

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11
Q

What is cultural compression? (1)

A

The increased sentitivity to and need to defend their cultural distinctiveness

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12
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What do Rapport & Dawson say that the idea of “home” has changed to? (2)

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A routine of practices that repeat habitual social interactions (1)

Rituals that use a personal name (1)

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