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consist of the beliefs, values, behavior and material objects that define a society of people way of life
culture
a system of symbols that allows members of a society to communicate with one another
language
rules and expectations by which a society guides the behavior of its members
norms
norms can either be
prescriptive or proscripitive
norms that have great moral significance
mores
noms that have less moral significance than mores
folkways
the knowledge and the objects produced from that knowledge that a society of people uses to adapt to the demands of living in a particular physical environment
technology
changes in the organizational characteristics of society are driven by changes in the level of technology
sociocultural evolution
cultural patterns that strongly oppose accepted culture within a society
countercultures
process of creating new cultural elements
invention
recognizing and understand an idea not full understood before
discovery
the spread of cultural traits from one cultural system to anotehr
diffusion
the practice of judging another culture by the standards of ones own culture
ethnocentrism
traits that are found in every known culture
cultural universals
a theoretical approach that explores ways in which biological forces affect human culture
sociobiology
culture has 2 basic components:
nonmaterial culture and material culture
honor mother, rules that tell what to do
prescriptive
do not kill, tells you what not to do
proscriptive
example of more
law
example of folkway
manners
malterial culture reflects upon a societyss-----
technology
5 basic levels of development within the process of sociocultural evolution:
hunting gatherin, horticulture pasturalizm, agriculture, industry, and post industry
hunting gathering=
horticulture pasturalizm agriculture,=
industry,= and
post industry=
nomad
use of hand tools
large scale farming
production of goods
information based
ex of subculture
omish
ex of counterculture
hippie
widespreadcultur- al norms and values we use as references in evaluating ourselves
generalizedother,d
id vs superego
ego
society socializes you to fit it is an example of
superego
example of mead rolde of the other
empathy in the movies
who is responsible for sociocultural evolution?
Lenski
example of sociobiology is
why men are more aggressive in all cultures