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Popular Culture |
Culture based on the taste of ordinary people rather than an educated elite |
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Construct |
A thing you put together from other things or ideas put together from other ideas. |
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History |
An evidence-based account of the occurence and impact of past events |
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Folktale |
A tale or legend, especially on which originates from the oral tradition of a common people |
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Myth |
An arrangement of the past, whether real or imagined, in patterns that reinforce a culture's deepest values and aspirations |
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Paradox |
A statement or relationship that seems contradictory, but in reality express a possible (albeit complex) truth. |
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Globalism |
A National policy of treating the whole world as a proper sphere for economic, political, and cultural influence |
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Anthropologist |
Lives among people and then writes a piece about those people |
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tenement |
As many people in as little room as possible |
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House music |
A genre of electronic dance music |
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Audion |
an electronic amplifying vacuum tube
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Culture |
The costumes, arts, institutions, attitudes and intellectual achievements of a particular nation, people, or other. |
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American Pop Culture |
Agency. constructs, narratives, values, paradoxes, identity, sources, globalism |
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Angency |
interpersonal power a way to get to the right information violent power (Agency leads to action) |
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American values |
Equality, Freedom, Honor, Diversity |
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Two different kinds of culture |
Street and Elite |
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What are Narratives |
history, folktales, myths, tv/ film/ online content |
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Examples of Paradoxes |
Myth - Truth Rebellion - Conformity Local - Global Peace - Violence |
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What is Share Croping |
you grow crops, for someone and they let you live on their land for a large percentage of the produce. |
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Where did Jazz come from? |
Field Holler, and hooker backgrounds. |