'Folk culture' presentation slideshows

What is culture?

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Chapter 4

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Week 2: Collecting & Exhibiting Things: Theories of Culture & Museums

Week 2: Collecting & Exhibiting Things: Theories of Culture & Museums. Professor: Jan Marontate School of Communication Simon Fraser University. Visitor to Digital Dialogues Exhibition. Last Day:. Course Administration Course Website

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Folk and Popular Culture

Folk and Popular Culture. Chapter 4. Introduction. Why do people living in different locations have such different social customs? How are social customs related to the cultural landscape?

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Culture

Culture. Challenge: One uniquely and complete American Cultural Phenomenon . You received a slip of paper as you walked in. It is either a vocabulary word or a definition. Look at it.

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Culture

Culture. Challenge: One uniquely and complete American Cultural Practice or Tradition. You received a slip of paper as you walked in. It is either a vocabulary word or a definition. Look at it.

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Folklore

Folklore. Or Popular Antiquity. Pop Culture, Elite Culture, Folk Culture. These are the three types of culture used in the world today. Can you tell which picture belongs to which culture?. Pop culture. The media passes it down Short life span Author is traceable. Fine Culture.

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Folklore

Folklore. Or Popular Antiquity. Pop Culture, Elite Culture, Folk Culture. These are the three types of culture used in the world today. Can you tell which picture belongs to which culture?. Pop culture. The media passes it down Short life span Author is traceable. Fine Culture.

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Culture

Culture. Culture. Culture is the total of knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors shared by and passed on by the members of a specific group. Culture can be divided into folk culture and popular culture and can consist of material or non-material items. Culture.

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What is popular culture?

Q1. What is popular culture?. Q2. What is folk culture?. Q3. What is a subculture?. Q4. What are the four different types of identity?. Q5. What is a stigmatised identity?. Q6. What is primary socialisation?. Q7. What is secondary socialisation?. Q8. What is global culture?. Q9.

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Chapter 4 Review

Chapter 4 Review. What are some of the negative impacts of the diffusion of popular customs?. 2. Describe the role of transportation and communications in the diffusion of global popular culture. 3. Discuss the impact of popular culture, both positively and negatively, on women in LDCs.

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Digital Appropriation

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Agenda 02/07/2012 Sociology 3B Sponge Review Posters Types of culture Homework Conclusion

Agenda 02/07/2012 Sociology 3B Sponge Review Posters Types of culture Homework Conclusion . Culture and Social Structure SSSocC1: Students will explain the development and importance of culture. c. Explain the importance of culture as an organizing tool in society.

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Why is folk culture clustered?

Why is folk culture clustered?. Ch. 4 Key Issue 2 Isolation promotes cultural diversity Influence of the physical environment. Isolation Promotes Cultural Diversity (p. 120) - Himalayan Art. Influence of the Physical Environment (p. 120).

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FOLK and POPULAR CULTURE Folk Culture

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British romanticism

British romanticism . 1750-1837. Romanticism. A broad movement in art and thought that valued feeling and imagination over reason. Inspiration in folk culture, the medieval past, and their own passions. Industrial revolution.

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Chapter 4

An Introduction to Human Geography The Cultural Landscape, 9e James M. Rubenstein. Chapter 4. Folk and Popular Culture. Victoria Alapo, Instructor Geog 1050. Folk and Popular Culture. Definitions:

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Social Reform

Social Reform . Kevin Cornagie. Culture ideas. As the romanticism era, many of the social values changed or shifted because of the influences in their normal life. Influences such as: Wars Greater wealth And an increase in connection for ones Nation. Causes.

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Folklore in Presov region

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Cultural Geography

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