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21 Cards in this Set
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Assimilation |
When people move to new areas they lose parts of old culture and pick up parts of new culture. |
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Authenticity |
When the stereotype of an area actually matches the area. |
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Commodification |
Process through which something is given value. |
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Cultural Appropriation |
When cultures adopt customs from other cultures. |
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Cultural Landscape |
Visible imprint of human activity in an area. |
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Culture |
The society an way an area functions. |
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Customs |
Practice culture regularly. |
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Distance Decay |
Greater distance less interaction. |
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Ethnic Neighborhood |
Area in a city that is composed of a local culture. |
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Folk Culture |
Cultural traits like dress, dwellings, traditions, and institutions. |
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Global Local Continuum |
Notion that says that what happens globally happens locally as well. |
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Glocalization |
People in a local area can alter national processes. |
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Hearth |
Area where an idea comes from. |
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Hierarchical Diffusion |
Diffusion that spreads after it goes through the most connected area first. |
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Local Culture |
Group of people that do the same things that live close together. |
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Material Culture |
Art, housing, clothing, sports, etc. created by a group of people. |
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Neolocalism |
Seeking out the regional culture in response to the modern world. |
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Non-material Culture |
Beliefs, practices, aesthics and values of a group of people. |
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Placelessness |
Loss of uniqueness of an area. |
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Popular Culture |
Cultural traits that identify and are part of today’s urban society. |
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Reterritorialization |
When people take an area and put their culture in it and make it there own. |
