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| sociological definition of culture |
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1. all learned ways of life-walk/talk/behavior/manners.
2.all shared products- anything man made
3.passed on from generations
4.with gradual changes-in some places faster than others
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tangible human creation- cars/computers
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beliefs/values/customs etc.
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social problem created because of discrenicy between material and nonmaterial culture...material culture progresses much faster
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strong norms that are morally significant-must be followed! ie-man walking in without pants on
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norms that people are expected to follow but are not insisted upon ie-man walking in without shirt on
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type of behavior resented by almost anyone ie-cannibolism
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positive=higher income/awards/medals
negative=fines imprisonment
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positive=happy feelings/social acceptance
negative=isolation/verbal ridicule
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basic ideas of what is good and bad
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| traditional moral conflict |
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family/community= individual should sacrifice/be loyal/submissive/respect authority
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freedom/diversity/tolerance...respect humanity/dignity/lives
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amish/religious groups/china town/college students/swingers
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values/norms/lifestyles conflict with dominant culture ie-KKK mafia neo nazis
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belief in superiority of ones culture, tendency to judge others by ones own standards ie-americans are sacreligious bc they eat beef
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| ethnocentrism- functionalist/conflict perspective |
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functionalist=good for society, patriotism!
conflict=creates conflict and lack of develpment bc of too much national pride"we are better than others"
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we should treat cultures with respect no matter how strange they may seem
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certain things should not be tolerated ie- homocide one group dominating another
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all beliefs/cultures/gov. systems/everything is european dominated
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mexican americans try to regain their culture instead of assimilating to white culture
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educational policies designed to promote cultural diversity...exposing children to other cultures early on
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| opposing/supporting multicultural education |
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supporting=unified multicultural society
opposing=divides and creates self segregation
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teaching children whos native language is not englsih in their native language as well as english
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| opposing/supporting bilingual education |
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opposing= 1 nation 1 language
cost factor
how many people need to be bilingual for this to happen? 10%
supporting=helps students to learn english gradually, some classes are in english while others are in native language
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all business/hospitals/etc must be conducted in english only
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| supporting/opposing english only law |
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supporting=1 nation 1 language, better for immigrants to learn english fast
opposing=not language that divides county, it is how one group treats other groups. immigrants want to learn english!
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| functionalist explanation for culture |
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developed bc it is needed and necessary!
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| critique for functionalist explanation for culture |
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genital mutilation? no need!
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| conflict explanation for culture |
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conflict of interest, certain groups attempt to dominate
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| symbolic interactionists view of culture |
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passed down through generations, people get used to what they are exposed to
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group of people sharing
1. geographic territory
2. culture-all learned ways of life
3. sense of belonging/commitment
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| primary sector industries |
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pre-industrial, collect raw materials/produce food
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| secondary sector industries |
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industrial society-manufacturing goods/products
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| tertiary sector industries |
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post industrial- provide services and information
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| hunter-gatherer (pre-industrial) |
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people make a living by collecting wild foods and fishing with simple technologies
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depends on domestic animals for its livelihood-eat them
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hand tools are used to grow domesticated crops
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depends on crops raised with plows, draft animals, and intensive agricultural methods
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