Society/pg.145- people who share a culture and society.
In the video you can see what type of society the dharvi slum residents have compared to the people in the surrounding city. Even though crime may run amok you can see that the families of this society have tight knit bond with each other. They also may not all do the same jobs but many share the same ambition to hustle and provide for their families. I feel that their ambition and pride in their work is why they have a hatred for the name slum dog and I know that they weren’t too fond of the movie either. Plus the society as a whole is composed of many subcultures with all the mosques, temples, churches and other institutions with in that slum.
Nonmaterial culture/ pg.35- a group’s ways of thinking and doing. (Including beliefs, values and other assumptions about the world.)
This correlates with the video because of all the different personal family moments that the people had that didn’t have to do with any money nor physical object. A good example was sheetal’s mother who was taking time out of her busy work day to help her with homework and quiz her and check up on …show more content…
The basic family set up that I feel whether it’s a single parent or joint parenting household they would all like to see their children grow up healthy and happy. One thing I can compare is how my own family always checks on me and wants to help me as much as they can reach success and tom make sure I’m well along with the sheetals mother wanting her to be educated and successful and nothing less for her child. Another theme is how almost no parent wants their child’s future to ever be like their present because how they see it they never measure up or are well off though even when that is true it just shows how much they would like for their offspring to be happy as an
In the video you can see what type of society the dharvi slum residents have compared to the people in the surrounding city. Even though crime may run amok you can see that the families of this society have tight knit bond with each other. They also may not all do the same jobs but many share the same ambition to hustle and provide for their families. I feel that their ambition and pride in their work is why they have a hatred for the name slum dog and I know that they weren’t too fond of the movie either. Plus the society as a whole is composed of many subcultures with all the mosques, temples, churches and other institutions with in that slum.
Nonmaterial culture/ pg.35- a group’s ways of thinking and doing. (Including beliefs, values and other assumptions about the world.)
This correlates with the video because of all the different personal family moments that the people had that didn’t have to do with any money nor physical object. A good example was sheetal’s mother who was taking time out of her busy work day to help her with homework and quiz her and check up on …show more content…
The basic family set up that I feel whether it’s a single parent or joint parenting household they would all like to see their children grow up healthy and happy. One thing I can compare is how my own family always checks on me and wants to help me as much as they can reach success and tom make sure I’m well along with the sheetals mother wanting her to be educated and successful and nothing less for her child. Another theme is how almost no parent wants their child’s future to ever be like their present because how they see it they never measure up or are well off though even when that is true it just shows how much they would like for their offspring to be happy as an