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M3 REV Flashcards

1
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X cultures pertain to the globalization of cultures through various forms of media

A

Global media

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2
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X provides an extensive transnational transmission of cultural products

A

Media

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3
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X contributes to the formation of communicative networks and social structures

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Media

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4
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X talks about the instruments that people use to convey information.

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media

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5
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X claims that no globalization can happen without media and communications
technologies

A

Terhi Rantanen

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6
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There are two general types of media: X media and X media.

A

personal

mass

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7
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X media is any form of media designed for use by a specific person

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Personal

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8
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X can denote person-to-person communications, such as speech, gestures, mail, etc.

A

Personal media

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9
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The earliest forms of
personal media (speech and gestures) had the benefit of being easy-to-use and not needing X
A

technology.

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10
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X media is any form of media designed for use by large sets of people

A

Mass

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11
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X media and

X media are very common examples of mass media.

A

Broadcast

print

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12
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The difference between personal media and mass media (as defined by Globalization101) boils
down to its X

A

intended audience

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13
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If the intended audience is a single person or a very small group
of specific people, the type of media is X.

A

personal media

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14
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If the intended audience is a large group of unspecific people, the type of media is X.

A

mass media

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X are goods and services that include the arts, heritage conservation, the cultural industries, and festivals.

A

Cultural products

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16
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cultural goods and services: performing arts, visual arts,

architecture

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arts

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17
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cultural goods and services: museums, galleries, libraries

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conservation

18
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cultural goods and services: written media, broadcasting, film, recording

A

cultural industries

19
Q

UNESCO has declared that cultural

products are X

A

“not like other forms of merchandise.”

20
Q

X refers to the transmission of ideas, meanings, and values around the world
in such a way as to extend and intensify social relations.

A

Cultural globalization

21
Q

Through cultural globalization, X can occur whereby traditional societies become
modern societies

A

social changes

22
Q

Most importantly, cultural globalization also affects people on an X; a person
exposed to a certain culture may start adopting that culture especially if he finds this appealing. This creates changes in his lifestyle.

A

individual level

23
Q

phase of cultural globalization: early human migration took place

A

pre-modern

24
Q

phase of cultural globalization: the

world’s most prominent religions emerged

A

pre-modern

25
Q

phase of cultural globalization: trans-regional trade networks were developed

A

pre-modern

26
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phase of cultural globalization: European imperialism happened

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modern

27
Q

phase of cultural globalization: the

international economy slowly emerged

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modern

28
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phase of cultural globalization: migration intensified and developments outside the West came into prominence

A

modern

29
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phase of cultural globalization: modernity was spreading

A

modern

30
Q

phase of cultural globalization: nation-states were on the rise, as well as
industrialization

A

modern

31
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phase of cultural globalization: an era of global cultural interconnectedness
which saw major developments in transport and transport infrastructures such as jet airlines,
construction of road networks and rail networks

A

contemporary

32
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phase of cultural globalization: allowed for more tourism and shifting
patterns of global migration

A

contemporary

33
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A X is “one world composed of many different but interconnected parts”.

A

global village

34
Q

X is when there is reduction in cultural diversity because everybody
within the global village organically develops a new culture that everyone is involved in

A

Cultural homogenization

35
Q

X is essentially when one culture is kept intact

A

Cultural preservation

36
Q

X is when one’s

culture is combined with other cultures to form a hybrid.

A

Cultural hybridization

37
Q

X is extending a country’s power or influence commonly through colonization or
military force.

A

Imperialism

38
Q

X is promoting or imposing one country’s

culture over another

A

Cultural imperialism

39
Q

X is responsible for the popularity of the fast food culture all over the world.

A

McDonaldization

40
Q

The accessibility of communications and media technologies has led to certain concerns like the X

A

spread of false information.

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