Unit 2 Flashcards
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Pop culture:
Found in large heterogeneous societies that share certain habits despite differences in other personal characteristics
Habit vs. custom
Habit: repetitive act an individual does custom: repetitive act of a group performed to the extent that it becomes a characteristic of the group
Origin and diffusion of soccer
After Danish invasion they kicked the Danes head as a game to fill leisure time then football clubs developed and it was taught in school and people started to pay money to see professionals play
What does pop clothing reflext
Occupations rather than environment
3 source regions of folk housing
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lower Chesapeake
3 countries that dominate the tv markets
Japan UK USA
2 largest newspaper organizations
Associated press and Reuters
Where did Amish culture origin
Bern Switzerland
Why did Amish come to USA
For cheap land offered by William Penn
What is happening to Amish now
Moving SW to Kentucky for cheaper land to get away from large city tourists
2 ways pop culture hurts environment
Golf courses and factories
Folk culture
Traditional practice by small homogeneous groups living in isolated rural areas
Language:
System of communication through speech a collection of sounds that a group of people understand to have some meaning
Lang. Family
Collection of langs related through a common ancestral Lang that existed long before recorded history
Order of Lang. Branch family and group
FAMILY
BRANCH
GROUP
Lang. Group
Collection of langs within a branch that share a common origin in the recent past and displays similarities in grammar and vocabulary
2 most used Lang families
Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan
Where is INDOEUROPEAN USED
Europe South Asia and north and Latin America
Sinotibetan:
Langs of people’s repub of China includes mandarin uses logograms-symbols that represent words
Austronesian
Mostly Indonesia lots of Langs due to islands most used=Javanese
Austro-Asiatic
Mainly SE Asia includes Vietnamese also used RC alphabet
Tai Kadai
Thailand and outside of China many langs in Philippines was once part of sino Tibetan
Japanese:
Used 2 systems of phonetic symbols has Chinese traits that diffused into Japanese society
Korean:
No logograms uses hankul most from Chinese words each letter has a sound