media and culture (book & trans) Flashcards

1
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the unified style of human knowledge, beliefs, and behavior from which people learn, and the ability to communicate knowledge to the next generations.

A

culture

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2
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T/F: the development of culture has been mainly influenced by media

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true

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3
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5 stages of media development

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  1. oral communication
  2. script
  3. printing press
  4. electronic media
  5. digital media
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4
Q

_______ allowed humans to communicate and share information

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language

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5
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the most important tool for exploring the world and different cultures

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language

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6
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T/F: oral communication led to markets, trade, and cross-continental trade routes

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true

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7
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______ allowed humans to communicate over a larger space and for a much longer duration

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script

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8
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knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors were written and made available for transmission to the next generation and to other nations and cultures.

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script

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9
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this allowed the continuous production, reproduction, and circulation of print materials

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printing press

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10
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this period of media affected globalization by transforming various institutions such as schools, markets, businesses, churches, governments, and armies.

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printing press

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11
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uses electricity

includes telegraph, telephone, radio, film, and television

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electronic media

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12
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______ was the avenue for global products to be advertised

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radio

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13
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_______ the analogue type, was primarily used so countries could watch US Presidents’ speeches and UN Security Council meetings

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television

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14
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both ___ and ____ became medium to observe international events

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radio
television

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15
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this relies on digital codes

can be created, modified, and stored in electronic device

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digital media

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16
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a carrier of culture

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media

17
Q

tool for the interaction of people with different cultures

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media

18
Q

T/F: the real media is the people

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true

19
Q

the outcomes of the influence of globalization on culture are:

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  1. cultural differentialism
  2. cultural convergence
  3. cultural hybridity
20
Q

_________ views cultural difference as immutable

A

cultural differentialism

21
Q

__________ suggests that globalization engenders a growing sameness of cultures

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cultural convergence

22
Q

T/F: culture of weak and progressive countries becomes culture

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FALSE - powerful

23
Q

_______ suggests that globalization spawns an increasing and ongoing mixing of cultures

A

cultural hybridity

24
Q

a Spanish-based creole language of Zamboanga City and of some parts of Cavite that exemplifies hybridity in language prompted by the merging of 2 cultures

A

Chabacano

25
Q

a new concept coined from globalization and localization brought about by the increased frequency of contact among cultures

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glocalization

26
Q

T/F: local cultures are weak, static, and fixed

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false - “local cultures are not weak”

27
Q

___________ continue to accommodate and assimilate cultures of the world due to globalization

A

local cultures

28
Q

T/F: media has produced and reproduced cultural products around the globe

A

true

29
Q

refers to the blending of universal religions with local languages.

A

Vernacularization

30
Q

transforms a universal religion to suit the specifics of a particular ethnic group.

A

Indigenization

31
Q

constructs a link between the nation and church

A

Nationalization

32
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has completed religious nationalization by focusing groups on identifying specific religious traditions of real or imagined national homelands.

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Transnationalization