Group-3-BSEd-4G-Cultural-Appropriation.pptx docs

Learn about the cultural appropriation.

1. Cultural Appropriation BSEd 4G – Group 3

2. Group 3 Reporters Angel Kaye O. Almayda Menard P. Sta. Maria Bianca Aquino Jean Antonette S. Manabat Christian S. Tindoy Mylene V. Cuaresma

3. Content Cultural Appropriation Types of Cultural Appropriation The Problem with Bagani Reasons behind Bagani’s Cultural Appropriation

4. Cultural Appropriation Cultural appropriation happens when an artist borrows ideas, motifs, plots, technical devices, etc. from another culture to which he/she does not belong. As a concept, cultural appropriation is bound to moral and aesthetic questions.

5. Cultural Appropriation However, the term cultural appropriation should be understood depending on the narrative context and the perspective. History and power relations are important considerations when morally evaluating an instance of cultural appropriation.

6. Types of Cultural Appropriation

7. 1. Object Appropriation Tangible work of art is appropriated . It occurs when the possession of a tangible work of art (such as a sculpture or painting) is transferred from members of one culture to members of another culture.

8. Examples of Object Appropriation:

9. 2. Content Appropriation Intangible work is appropriated. Content appropriation happens when an intangible object (a musical composition, story, or poem) is reused and expressed in a work by an artist outside the culture from which it originated.

10. Examples of Content Appropriation:

11. 3. Style Appropriation Stylistic elements are appropriated. Style appropriation occurs when stylistic elements common from one culture are taken and expressed by an artist who belongs to another culture.

12. Examples of Style Appropriation:

13. 4. Motif Appropriation Motifs is appropriated. Motif appropriation occurs when motifs from one culture are taken and expressed by an artist who belongs to another culture.

14. Examples of Motif Appropriation:

15. 5. Subject Appropriation Subject appropriation occurs when subject matter, namely another culture or some of its members, is represent stylistic elements are appropriated.

16. Examples of Subject Appropriation: Joseph Conrad Rudyard Kipling

17. The Problem with Bagani (Ching 2008)

18. What does Bagani mean? Warrior Priest - Manobos Warrior Chief - Mandaya

19. WARRIOR CHIEF - MANDAYA The word “Man- daya ” comes from the word man which means “first“, and daya , meaning ”upstream” and called "The first upstream people". Refers to the Indigenous groups language, traditions, customs, and beliefs. They are close to nature. In fact, they worship close to nature for their love of the mother Earth The Mandaya practices polygny

20. WARRIOR PRIEST - MANOBOS The word " Manobo"comes from the word "Man- suba " the word man means "People or Person" and suba , meaning "river" and called " Taong Ilog " The manobo have native name that cannot be shared with us because it is like their "password" that only Manobo natives have the right to participate in dangerous situations. The artistry of the Manobo people can be seen in their daily clothing.

21. So when you use the term Bagani for a teleserye that is devoid of historical and cultural context, you are actually lambasting the memoirs and integrity of our warriors.

22. Cultural appropriation: when is it problematic? Some acts of cultural appropriation can be considered ad theft. Cultural appropriation could harm members of culture by misrepresentation, thereby producing discrimination and inequality in terms of economic, educational, or other opportunities.

23. Reasons why “BAGANI” appropriating the culture of indigenous people and the cultural heritage of the country There was a scene when Enrique Gil’s character “Lakas” presumed dead and a healer (babaylan) named Gloria recites a chant that is not suited for the indigenous people culture.

24. Reasons why “BAGANI” appropriating the culture of indigenous people and the cultural heritage of the country “mekeni mekeni tugtug do re mi” a chant that heal the character of Enrique Gil as “Lakas” in which some expert see this an embarrassment to the indigenous heritage. This might affect for the imagination of a child which is based fiction rather than actual facts. This cultural appropriation might lead to misinterpretation and exploit of the cultural heritage of the indigenous people.

25. The Bagani is real, not a fictional and not even a mythological group of warriors.

26. What does appropriate mean in art?

27. What does appropriate mean in art? Appropriation in art and art history refers to the practice of artists using pre-existing objects or images in their art with the little transformation of the original.

28. Examples of Appropriation in Art:

29. Examples of Appropriation in Art:

30. Why is appropriation important in art? In art, appropriation is used to contemplate history, reframe ideas, generate conversation, and produce new ways of thinking, exploring, and informing.

31. What is the reason why artists appropriate art? Appropriation artists want the viewer to recognize the images they copy. They hope that the viewer will bring all of his original associations with the image to the artist’s new context. It could be a painting, a sculpture, a collage, a combine, or an entire installation.

32. Why do artists appropriate? Morally sound culture appropriation can lead to the production of valuable works of art. For example, Akira Kurosawa borrows from Shakespeare; classic literary pieces and incorporates them into their work. The arts and culture are dynamic. Cultures naturally interact with each other.

33. Why do artists appropriate? The completely banning cultural appropriation will lead to cultural stagnation. Nevertheless, sensitivity and care should be exercised when appropriating from another culture.

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