Culture and Cultural Identity
... “Cultural identity is a focal element in intercultural communication” (Imahori and Cupach). ...
... “Cultural identity is a focal element in intercultural communication” (Imahori and Cupach). ...
Analysis
... “[Jose E.] Limón defines ‘master ethnographic texts’ as texts that have or will ‘deeply influence the structure of later ethnographies’ and that often affect the way the world views the people they represent” (Limón 1991, 116) ...
... “[Jose E.] Limón defines ‘master ethnographic texts’ as texts that have or will ‘deeply influence the structure of later ethnographies’ and that often affect the way the world views the people they represent” (Limón 1991, 116) ...
Theories of Continuity and Change
... Transactionalism is a good model to explain how capitalism can become accomodated in a developing society. It is also a useful theory to explain the informal aspects fo society, where real action occurs. However, too little consideration is given to larger social structures in society and history in ...
... Transactionalism is a good model to explain how capitalism can become accomodated in a developing society. It is also a useful theory to explain the informal aspects fo society, where real action occurs. However, too little consideration is given to larger social structures in society and history in ...
Music, journalism, and the study of cultural change
... music. As other kinds of criticism, it deals with 'culture' in the sense of 'the works and practices of intellectual and especially artistic activity' (Williams 1993, pp. 87-93). However, a number of researches have shown that judgements about the arts (and other cultural goods) are frequently entwi ...
... music. As other kinds of criticism, it deals with 'culture' in the sense of 'the works and practices of intellectual and especially artistic activity' (Williams 1993, pp. 87-93). However, a number of researches have shown that judgements about the arts (and other cultural goods) are frequently entwi ...
Cultural Studies: A Critical Introduction - Cultural-Studies
... “Cultures travel across geographical borders; they merge and separate; they cross and disrupt political and social divisions, and also, sometimes, strengthen them. Capital and fashions ebb and flow through different cultural forms. Some genres become specialized ‘extreme’, others sweep the world.” ...
... “Cultures travel across geographical borders; they merge and separate; they cross and disrupt political and social divisions, and also, sometimes, strengthen them. Capital and fashions ebb and flow through different cultural forms. Some genres become specialized ‘extreme’, others sweep the world.” ...
he Value of `Culture`
... poverty; care for the poor; provide human rights to all citizens; pass good laws; maintain law and order; and privatize land equitably. The first two items suggest that the herders longed for the Communist-era ideal of an all-powerful and distant government that is responsible for assuring the econo ...
... poverty; care for the poor; provide human rights to all citizens; pass good laws; maintain law and order; and privatize land equitably. The first two items suggest that the herders longed for the Communist-era ideal of an all-powerful and distant government that is responsible for assuring the econo ...
Cultural Competence and Diversity
... “Culture is the sum total of life patterns passed on from generation to generation within a group of people and includes institutions, language, religious ideals, habits of thinking, artistic expressions, and patterns of social and interpersonal relationships.” (Hodge, Struckman, and Trost, 1975) “C ...
... “Culture is the sum total of life patterns passed on from generation to generation within a group of people and includes institutions, language, religious ideals, habits of thinking, artistic expressions, and patterns of social and interpersonal relationships.” (Hodge, Struckman, and Trost, 1975) “C ...
Appendix 1 A History of Theories in Anthropology
... Boas and his many influential followers, who studied with him at Columbia University in New York City, took issue with Morgan on many counts. They disputed the criteria he used to define his stages. They disputed the idea of one evolutionary path. They argued that the same cultural result, for examp ...
... Boas and his many influential followers, who studied with him at Columbia University in New York City, took issue with Morgan on many counts. They disputed the criteria he used to define his stages. They disputed the idea of one evolutionary path. They argued that the same cultural result, for examp ...
Teens as fans
... What do we mean by “fans” and “fandom”? How has teenagers’ fandom shaped film over time? How are different fan groups regarded by mainstream culture? What does the fandom surrounding the Twilight saga tell us about teen audiences in the 21 st century? ...
... What do we mean by “fans” and “fandom”? How has teenagers’ fandom shaped film over time? How are different fan groups regarded by mainstream culture? What does the fandom surrounding the Twilight saga tell us about teen audiences in the 21 st century? ...
Theories of Anthropology
... satisfy biological needs. Radcliffe-Brown saw their function as fulfilling the mechanical needs of society Malinowski stressed the importance of gathering native texts, or accounts of beliefs and behaviors in native’s own words Malinowski & Radcliffe-Brown held many of the same views as well ...
... satisfy biological needs. Radcliffe-Brown saw their function as fulfilling the mechanical needs of society Malinowski stressed the importance of gathering native texts, or accounts of beliefs and behaviors in native’s own words Malinowski & Radcliffe-Brown held many of the same views as well ...
basic sociological concepts
... an unsocial way wherever one live together. Moreover, some interests cannot, be achieved independently. (2) They may seek them through conflict with one another. But this is opposed to the very existence of society. (3) They may pursue their ends in company, on some cooperative basis, so that each i ...
... an unsocial way wherever one live together. Moreover, some interests cannot, be achieved independently. (2) They may seek them through conflict with one another. But this is opposed to the very existence of society. (3) They may pursue their ends in company, on some cooperative basis, so that each i ...
Culture
... example in : • Show the value orientation of consumers and its dynamic. • Enter importantly into content of media communication. • In case of some products (for example sphere of free time, entertainment) become directly the heart of the product. • Advertisement announcements often use structure of ...
... example in : • Show the value orientation of consumers and its dynamic. • Enter importantly into content of media communication. • In case of some products (for example sphere of free time, entertainment) become directly the heart of the product. • Advertisement announcements often use structure of ...
Globalisation, modernity and postmodernity
... Media involvement in the ever changing face of values, and version of the truth, Prevents people from believing in one truth due to the extensive amount of metanarratives, Ability for individuals to construct their identity based on the wide variety of images and lifestyle portrayed, ...
... Media involvement in the ever changing face of values, and version of the truth, Prevents people from believing in one truth due to the extensive amount of metanarratives, Ability for individuals to construct their identity based on the wide variety of images and lifestyle portrayed, ...
Reading Context Into Performance: Theatrical Formations and
... and modes of cognition are so enmeshed in the language and tradition of a people that it is taken for granted and its political effects are accepted simply as "the way things are." Although Gramsci linked hegemonic culture primarily to historical formations of class, the concept may also be joined t ...
... and modes of cognition are so enmeshed in the language and tradition of a people that it is taken for granted and its political effects are accepted simply as "the way things are." Although Gramsci linked hegemonic culture primarily to historical formations of class, the concept may also be joined t ...
concepts of literary anthropology an introduction fiction and faction
... DEFINITION OF/OR DISCIPLINE? If anthropology and literary criticism are really united by common notion of the textualisation of culture and culturalisation of text, what is the basic difference in source and the method? First solution: anthropological view will relinquish the concept of reality or ...
... DEFINITION OF/OR DISCIPLINE? If anthropology and literary criticism are really united by common notion of the textualisation of culture and culturalisation of text, what is the basic difference in source and the method? First solution: anthropological view will relinquish the concept of reality or ...
L_2_2013
... example in : • Show the value orientation of consumers and its dynamic. • Enter importantly into content of media communication. • In case of some products (for example sphere of free time, entertainment) become directly the heart of the product. • Advertisement announcements often use structure of ...
... example in : • Show the value orientation of consumers and its dynamic. • Enter importantly into content of media communication. • In case of some products (for example sphere of free time, entertainment) become directly the heart of the product. • Advertisement announcements often use structure of ...
situation of freelancers in slovenia
... The situation gets even worse if we consider that freelancers in culture sector deals with institutions and organisations that gets state subsidy for their production. Therefore they are not entirely on free market and the quality of their outcome is not essential. This makes unequal situation in ne ...
... The situation gets even worse if we consider that freelancers in culture sector deals with institutions and organisations that gets state subsidy for their production. Therefore they are not entirely on free market and the quality of their outcome is not essential. This makes unequal situation in ne ...
Essentials of Sociology Fourth Edition Chapter One
... • Male–female relationships through conversation • women ask 3x as many questions • Because they do not expect to get a response by simply making a statement ...
... • Male–female relationships through conversation • women ask 3x as many questions • Because they do not expect to get a response by simply making a statement ...
Anthropology 310
... and that their meaning is not biology at all. Morgan and his followers have insisted that it is the biological elements of human reproduction as they are scientifically demonstrable in nature which are directly reflected in ‘kinship’ and that it is these facts which people have slowly, over time, le ...
... and that their meaning is not biology at all. Morgan and his followers have insisted that it is the biological elements of human reproduction as they are scientifically demonstrable in nature which are directly reflected in ‘kinship’ and that it is these facts which people have slowly, over time, le ...
A Historical Overview of Anthropological Theories of Religion
... MALINOWSKI FELT A SENSE OF SUPERIORITY: ...
... MALINOWSKI FELT A SENSE OF SUPERIORITY: ...
2012 Sociology assessment report
... provides a framework to guide objective analysis and critical thinking when examining social groups and issues. Some students misunderstood the meaning of this concept and instead described the process of cultural relativism. It is important to be aware that, while they have an interrelationship, th ...
... provides a framework to guide objective analysis and critical thinking when examining social groups and issues. Some students misunderstood the meaning of this concept and instead described the process of cultural relativism. It is important to be aware that, while they have an interrelationship, th ...
Theory of Media and Society
... and manipulation of information is a significant economic, political, and cultural activity. Its main drivers are digital information and communication technologies, which have resulted in an information explosion and are profoundly changing all aspects of social organization. Melody (1990) descri ...
... and manipulation of information is a significant economic, political, and cultural activity. Its main drivers are digital information and communication technologies, which have resulted in an information explosion and are profoundly changing all aspects of social organization. Melody (1990) descri ...
measure the impact of culture on wellbeing
... and landmarks, human networks in real or virtual, communities of any kind, communication networks, media. NOTE: A good public space (together with an equal access to it) is essential to a democracy. Some CI are already subject to quantitative or performance measurement. Their impact should be also m ...
... and landmarks, human networks in real or virtual, communities of any kind, communication networks, media. NOTE: A good public space (together with an equal access to it) is essential to a democracy. Some CI are already subject to quantitative or performance measurement. Their impact should be also m ...
CAE-reflection-culture-wellbeing-2013
... and landmarks, human networks in real or virtual, communities of any kind, communication networks, media. NOTE: A good public space (together with an equal access to it) is essential to a democracy. Some CI are already subject to quantitative or performance measurement. Their impact should be also m ...
... and landmarks, human networks in real or virtual, communities of any kind, communication networks, media. NOTE: A good public space (together with an equal access to it) is essential to a democracy. Some CI are already subject to quantitative or performance measurement. Their impact should be also m ...
Music and Culture K. Tellier
... drumming rhythms that form the basis of those styles of music and experience firsthand the feeling that surrounds the celebration of Carnival. ...
... drumming rhythms that form the basis of those styles of music and experience firsthand the feeling that surrounds the celebration of Carnival. ...