Chapter 3 "culture"

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MATERIAL CULTURE

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Refers physical artifacts. For Example: tools, technologies, houses,clothes that we create and share among each other.

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NONMATERIAL CULTURE

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Abstractions like values, attitudes,norms, and beliefs.

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VALUES

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individualism, liberty,freedom, romantic love, nuclear family, equality, hard work, material comfort, democracy, faith in science, education,tolerance etc.

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NORMS

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*Function:social control with the use of sanctions.
*Sanctions:+ or - formal n informal
*Assure social conformity.

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FOLKWAYS

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Everyday guidelines that have little moral significance. opposite of Mores.

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IDEAL CULTURE/REAL CULTURE

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Reveals hypocrisy.

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HIGH CULTURE/POPULAR CULTURE

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*Reveal social class tensions.
The culture of the rich(opera,ballet)/The culture of the masses(everyone else).

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SUBCULTURES/COUNTERCULTURES

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The traditional/ Tries to separate itself from the traditional or oppose it. For Ex:Hippies

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ISSUES: IS THE U.S A MELTING POT FOR ALL.

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Note the Issue of voluntary immigration by whites versus (involuntary) internal colonization for racial minorities, and the forced segregation it imposed on them. Internal colonization and racism went hand in hand. Internal colonization was abolished by 1964, and today racial minorities enjoy more upward mobility. Today the idea of a multicultural society enjoys more support, and there is less racism today in this society.

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*WHAT ARE THE FOUR MODELS OF SOCIETY

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MODEL OF
*SOCIAL CULTURAL EVOLUTION
*EMPHASIS ON ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
*THE RATIONALIZATION OF SOCIETY
*MECHANICAL SOLIDARITY/ORGANIC SOLIDARITY.

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MORES

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Everyday behaviors that have moral significance.

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LAWS

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norms that are codified and backed by institutional authorities.

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TABOOS

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Violation of a taboo produces intense repulsion by many members of society.
Ex: incest,human flesh eating, necrophilia.

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CULTURE

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A peoples way of life. It refers to the beliefs, values, behavior and material objects that humans create and share with each other.

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SOCIETY

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People who share a common Culture, geography, and political system.

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MATERIAL CULTURE

Back 16

Refers physical artifacts. For Example: tools, technologies, houses,clothes that we create and share among each other.

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NONMATERIAL CULTURE

Back 17

Abstractions like values, attitudes,norms, and beliefs.

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VALUES

Back 18

individualism, liberty,freedom, romantic love, nuclear family, equality, hard work, material comfort, democracy, faith in science, education,tolerance etc.

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NORMS

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*Function:social control with the use of sanctions.
*Sanctions:+ or - formal n informal
*Assure social conformity.

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FOLKWAYS

Back 20

Everyday guidelines that have little moral significance. opposite of Mores.

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IDEAL CULTURE/REAL CULTURE

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Reveals hypocrisy.

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HIGH CULTURE/POPULAR CULTURE

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*Reveal social class tensions.
The culture of the rich(opera,ballet)/The culture of the masses(everyone else).

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SUBCULTURES/COUNTERCULTURES

Back 23

The traditional/ Tries to separate itself from the traditional or oppose it. For Ex:Hippies

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ISSUES: IS THE U.S A MELTING POT FOR ALL.

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Note the Issue of voluntary immigration by whites versus (involuntary) internal colonization for racial minorities, and the forced segregation it imposed on them. Internal colonization and racism went hand in hand. Internal colonization was abolished by 1964, and today racial minorities enjoy more upward mobility. Today the idea of a multicultural society enjoys more support, and there is less racism today in this society.

Front 25

*WHAT ARE THE FOUR MODELS OF SOCIETY

Back 25

MODEL OF
*SOCIAL CULTURAL EVOLUTION
*EMPHASIS ON ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
*THE RATIONALIZATION OF SOCIETY
*MECHANICAL SOLIDARITY/ORGANIC SOLIDARITY.

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MORES

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Everyday behaviors that have moral significance.

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LAWS

Back 27

norms that are codified and backed by institutional authorities.

Front 28

TABOOS

Back 28

Violation of a taboo produces intense repulsion by many members of society.
Ex: incest,human flesh eating, necrophilia.

Front 29

CULTURE

Back 29

A peoples way of life. It refers to the beliefs, values, behavior and material objects that humans create and share with each other.

Front 30

SOCIETY

Back 30

People who share a common Culture, geography, and political system.