MODULE 4 Flashcards

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Is a combination or varied areas that comprises tradition, cultural practices. behaviors, beliefs, values, attitudes, norms, symbols, laws, knowledge, and entirely that a person learns and shares influence being a member and society.

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Culture

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What are the 2 Forms of Culture?

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  1. Material (Tangible)
  2. Non-material (Intangible)
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Refers to the physical objects that people produce. Example: Buildings, infrastructures, vehicles, clothing, artworks, tools, artifacts. goods, technological creations, factories and so forth.

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Material (Tangible)

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Refers to the non-physical aspect of human creations in which literally you can’t touch it. Example: Beliefs, religion, laws, symbols, and norms in the society.

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Non-material (Intangible)

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What are the 5 elements of culture?

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BELIEFS
VALUES
LANGUAGE
TECHNOLOGY
NORMS

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Are conceptions or ideas people have about what is true in the environment around them. Example: like what is life, how to value it, and how one’s beliefs on the value of life relate with his or her interaction with others and the world.

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Beliefs

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Describes what is appropriate or inappropriate (good or bad, desirable or undesirable; worthy or unworthy) in a given society or what ought to be.

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Values

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Is a shared set of spoken and written symbols. It is basic to communication and transmission of culture. It is known as the storehouse of culture.

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Language

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It includes all artifacts, methods, and device created and used by people

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Technology

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Are specific rules/standards to guide appropriate behavior.

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Norms

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Define and tells us things not to do

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Proscriptive

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Define and tell us things to do

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Prescriptive

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Example of folkways

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  1. Proper dress
  2. Correct manner
  3. Proper eating behavior
  4. Personal hygiene
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Example of mores

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  1. Murder
  2. Theft
  3. Rape
  4. Fraud
  5. Corruption
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Example of Taboos

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  1. Abortion
  2. Addiction
  3. Adultery
  4. Bestiality or Zoophilia
  5. Bigotry
  6. Fornication
  7. Homosexuality
  8. Illegal drugs
  9. Incest
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Characteristics of Culture

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DYNAMIC
FLEXIBLE
ADOPTIVE

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It can be describes a group of people who share a common territory and a culture

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Society

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Sociologists refers to a definable region as small as a neighbourhood

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Territory

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Enables an individual to understand the cultural aspect of man and it’s role played in the society. It provides a different way of looking at life, and provides a deeper understanding of why and how people behave within the society

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Sociological Perspective

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Enables you to understand the origin of culture diversity through mankind hence the concentration a human perspective. It will widen your horizon into a specific point of view understanding of judging people in the society and its culture diversity.

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Anthropological Perspective

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Survival of the fittest. Members of each society must learn to adopt to their surroundings to outlast the prevailing conditions present in their environment.

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Herbert Spencer

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Class conflicts (workers vs. capitalists) dues to exploitation of limited resources. Social revolution (transformation of existing nature and structure of society0

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Karl Marx