Week 4 Flashcards

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What is nationalism?

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Should be viewed in terms of religion and kinship than ideology.

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2
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What is Anderson’s concept of the nation-state?

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An imagined community where there is no religion, it is print-capitalism and simultaneity is necessary.

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3
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Define community

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a network of info flow or communication grids that can exist within and outside national boundaries.

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4
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What is Tomlinson’s definition of globalization?

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The world is becoming a single social and cultural setting. There is a lot of interconnections and interdependence.

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5
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How does globalization effect the nation state?

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Globalization can only be conceptualized through the lens of the nation state.

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6
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Define cosmopolitanism

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Where the nation state is not the most important moral community.

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7
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Define diaspora

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A deterritorialized community with a desire for media content that celebrates their emotional links to country of origin.

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8
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What is performing?

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Everything is performing. Performing is to do something to a standard.

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9
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is vs as performance

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Anything can be as performance. Things only is performance if it has a historical or social context.

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10
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Make believe vs make belief

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Make believe is acting. Make belief is when you want people to believe that is who you are.

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11
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What is a ritual?

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A way of conducting cultural analysis.

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12
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Explain the 3 levels of rituals.

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  1. ritual is to the symbols it dramatizes as action is to thought
  2. integrates thought and action
  3. focus on ritual performances integrates our thought and their actions
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13
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What do rituals provide to society?

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order, community and transformation

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14
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Explain traditions?

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Relies on written records. Rituals invents tradition. Tradition has power and prestige.

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15
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Explain customs?

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Comes from oral cultures. More flexible in nature.

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16
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What is a ritual specialist?

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If there is s strong hierarchy specialists have authority. If it is weak rituals may be performed without a designated specialist.

17
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What is discourse?

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The social process of constructing meaning within a mutually understood set of rules.

18
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What did Focault focus on?

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How power worked its way though institutional techniques and discourses. Discourse produces certain kinds of subjects and knowledge. Nothing has meaning without discourse.

19
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Define ideology

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sets of social values, ideas, beliefs, feelings that make up a world view

20
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Define interpellation

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the effect of putting us in out place

21
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Define subjectivity

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an individuals personal thoughts and experiences, their own subjective way of seeing the world as distinct from general or universal experience.

22
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What are the 3 kinds of discourse?

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Residual
Dominant
Emergent