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Culture can be understood on two distinct levels: "Big C" represents overarching principles that define culture as a broad concept, while "Little c" pertains to the specific practices and beliefs of particular groups. Key attributes of culture include being learned, shared, symbolic, non-biological, holistic, and integrated. This framework allows us to appreciate the richness of cultural diversity and the nuanced ways individuals and societies express their identity. Explore how these elements interact and influence our understanding of culture in everyday life.
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What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned • Shared
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned • Shared • Symbolic
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned • Shared • Symbolic • Non-biological
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned • Shared • Symbolic • Non-biological • Holistic
What is Culture? • Culture can be thought of on a couple of levels: • Big C = overarching general concept • Little c = particulars of a specific group of people • Big C • Learned • Shared • Symbolic • Non-biological • Holistic • Integrated