societies, cultures, sociological imagination and construction of reality Flashcards

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  • encompasses all the facets of human experience
  • beliefs and practices
  • development is based on the historical process
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Culture

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Culture or Society?

represents the people who share those beliefs and practices

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Society

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The term culture was first used in this way by pioneer English Anthropologist __________ in his book, Primitive Culture, pub. 1871

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Edward B. Taylor

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Refers to the culture level of an individual

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A “cultured” person

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The Culture of a Society refers to?

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Understanding culture as part of a group of individuals a community or a society

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The Culture of a Global Society refers to?

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humanity as a whole

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Aspect of culture that refers to the objects or belongings of a group of people

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Material Culture (tangible)

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Aspect of culture that consists of ideas, attitudes, and beliefs of a society

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Nonmaterial Culture (intangible)

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human made environment which includes all the material and non material products that are transmitted from one generation to next

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Culture

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Other “cultures”: Bourgeoisie, or culture enjoyed by the elite. It represents the higher social class.

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high culture

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Other “cultures”: patronized by the greater majority.

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Popular culture (Pop Culture)

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Glocalization is under what Other “cultures”?

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Pop Culture

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Other “cultures”: Indigenous or ethnic cultures

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Aboriginal Culture

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This refers to having no universal gauge or acceptability of cultures

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Cultural Relativism

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This refers to the respecting the culture of every person

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Cultural Competence

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What characteristic of culture?

Everything a person has, does, and thinks within society

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Comprehensive Nature

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What characteristic of culture?

Culture is a set of beliefs, attitudes, and practices learned though social interaction. Process involves enculturation, acculturation, deculturation.

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Learned behavior

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What characteristic of culture?

Culture must be shared among a group; individual practices do not constitute culture.

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Shared aspect

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What characteristic of culture?

Cultures differ across societies and are not uniform; each society has its unique cultural traits.

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Variability

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What characteristic of culture?

Culture aids in human survival by providing strategies to respond to environmental pressures

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Survival Tool

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What characteristic of culture?

Culture can lead to issues when environmental changes occur, but cultural practices remain static

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Potential Problems

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What characteristic of culture?

Culture is never statis; it evolves continously in response to changing human needs and circumstances.

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Dynamic and Cumulative Nature

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In sociology, the term ______ refers not to a group of people but to the complex pattern of the norms of interaction.

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Society

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results in interaction, communication, and concensus

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Society

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According to him, A society is a collection of individuals united by certain relations or modes of behavior. It is both structural, functional and dynamic organization.
Ginsberg
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___________ is the gradual process of an individual or group learning and adapting to the norms and values of a culture in which they are immersed in.
enculturation
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refers to the attirude that one's own group, ethnicity, or nationality is superior to others
ethnocentrisim
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refers to the preference for foreign over domestic
Xenocentrism
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refers to the fear of what is perceieved foreign or strange
Xenophobia
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refers to the process of accomodating desirable traits from other cultures. This is where two or more cultures come into contact. Learning from the culture of another (Blending/Combining) example: Tourists visiting Apo Whang Od
Acculturation
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refers to when culture is lost and even cultural trait itself is in the process of being forgotten
Deculturation
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refers to the gradual provess of an individual or group learning and adapting to the norms and values of a culture in which they're immersed in
Enculturation
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refers to the process of memebers in a subordinate group adopts aspects of a dominant group. After being acculturated, you become _______
Assimilation/Assimilated
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refers to the act or process through which a dominant group combines with a new subordinate to form a new group ex. merging of business, marriage (endogamy/exogamy)
Amalgamation
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feelings of uncertainty commonly experienced by travellers
Culture Shock
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when material culture does not adjust itself readily to the material changes it falls behind
Cultural Lag
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Cultural Lag was coined by?
William Ogburn
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refers to the transimission of cultural aspects from one location to another
Cultural Diffusion
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therse are the rules or expectations that determine and regulate appropriate behavior within a society/culture
Social Norms
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marrying multiple spouses
Polygamy
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1 wife + several husbands
Polyandry
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1 husband + several wvies
Polygyny
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this refers to not having a universal yarstick to use as a measure of culture
Cultural Relativism
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an example of this is Sindikato/Criminal
Counter-culture
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The basic and fundamental beliefs that guide or motivate attitudes or actions
Values
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Beliefs or behaviors passed down within a group or society
Traditions
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Traditional and widely accepted way of behaving
Customs
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Kind of Social Norm: Simple behavioral habits common to team members.
Folkways
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Kind of Social Norm: procedures
Mores
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Kind of Social Norm: Set of rules
Laws
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Kind of Social Norm: social behavioral standard
Conventions and Etiquettes
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Kind of Social Norm: Morally shaped western law
Custom, Morality, and Religion
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Kind of Social Norm: Institutions
Institutions
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refers to being able to think ourselves away from familiar routines, to look at the world anew. Willingness to view the social world from the perspective of others. Focusing on the social circumstances that produce social problems
Sociological Imagination
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_________ coined the term "Sociological Imagination"
C. Wright Mills
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C. Wright Mills defined _________ as the vivid awareness of the relationship between experience and wider society
Sociological Imagination
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__________ is a theory trhat belongs to the symbolic interactionist perspective.
Social Construction
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_________ and ________ presented the idea of social construction in the 1960's in which they argued that realities are constructed and maintained in social interaction
Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann
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What are the three stages of Social Construction according to Berger and Luckmann (1966) "The Social Construction of Reality: A Treatise in the Sociology of Knowledge"`
Externalization, Objectification, and Internalization
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______ is a process of social construction that meaning is carried and communicated to the outside world.
Externalization
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______ is a process of social construction that treats non objective things as objects
Objectification
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______ is a process of social construction that internalizes amd unquestionably accepts the understandings of group as reality
Internalization
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These are ______ in which we tend to experience whatever happens in our own lives as unique
Private Troubles
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The discipline of Socioogy encourages you to look for the social processes that give a generalised pattern to those private troubles and thus turn them into _______
Public Issues