LESSON 6 CULTURE: HOW IT DEFINES MORAL BEHAVIOR

Question 1

THAT THE EXISTENTIALIST
AND PHENOMOLGIST ARE TALKING ABOUT DOES
NOT OF COURSE EXIST IN VACUUM. IT EXISTS IN A
WORLD WITH ALL ITS SPATIO-TEMPORAL
CONDITIONS, ITS FACTICITY.

Answer 1

ABSOLUTE FREEDOM

Question 2

REFERS TO THE “GIVENS” OF OUR
SITUATION SUCH AS OUR LANGUANGE, OUR
BAYBAYIN.

Answer 2

FACTICITY

Question 3

THE INTEGRATED PATTERN OF
HUMAN KNOWLEDGE, BELIEFS AND
BEHAVIORS. THIS CONSISTS LANGUAGE,
IDEAS, CUSTOMS, MORALS, LAWS, TABOOS,
INSTITUTIONS, TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, AND
WORK OF ART, RITUALS AND OTHER
CAPACITIES AND HABITS ACQUIRED BY A
PERSON AS A MEMBER OF SOCIETY.

Answer 3

CULTURE

Question 4

IS A PROCESS OF LEARNING
FROM INFANCY TILL DEATH, THE COMPONENTS OF
LIFE IN ONE’S CULTURE. IT INCLUDES THE
MATERIAL AND NON-MATERIAL CULTURE.

Answer 4

ENCULTURATION

Question 5

“MISSIOLOGICAL PROCESS IN
WHICH IN WHICH THE GOSPEL IS ROOTED IN A
PARTICULAR CULTURE AND THE LATTER IS
TRANSFORMED BY THE INTRODUCTION TO
CHRISTIANITY”

Answer 5

INCULTURATION

Question 6

“CULTURAL MODIFICATION OF
INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, OR PEOPLE BY ADAPTING TO
OR BORROWING TRAITS FROM ANOTHER CULTURE.

Answer 6

ACCULTURATION

Question 7

consist of language, values , rules, knowledge,
and meanings shared by members of society

Answer 7

Non-material Culture

Question 8

is the physical object that a society produces-tools,
streets, homes and toys, to name a few.

Answer 8

Material Culture

Question 9

the
idea that a person’s beliefs, values, and
practices should be understood based on
that person’s own culture.

Answer 9

cultural relativism

Question 10

refers to the way that individuals are
shaped by their environments as well as
social and cultural factors. Such factors
include a person’s nationality, race and
gender.

Answer 10

CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE