Group1_UCSP-Understanding, culture, society and Politics

Understanding, Culture, Society and Politics. Culture.

1. CULTURE Concept of is more than just the visible aspects like food, clothing, religion, and language. It’s a defining characteristic of human groups that shapes our perceptiis more than just the visible aspects like food, clothing, religion, and language. It’s a defining characteristic of human groups that shapes our perceptions, behaviors, and relationships. ons, behaviors, and relationships. The word " culture " originates from the Latin term ' cultus ,' meaning cultivation or refinement

2. CULTURE is more than just the visible aspects like food, clothing, religion, and language. It’s a defining characteristic of human groups that shapes our perceptiis more than just the visible aspects like food, clothing, religion, and language. It’s a defining characteristic of human groups that shapes our perceptions, behaviors, and relationships. The word " culture " originates from the Latin term ' cultus ,' meaning cultivation or refinement

3. CULTURE - encompasses our way of life, including the customs, traditions, and values we inherit and pass on. It involves material and nonmaterial elements, like art, music, literature, and social norms, transmitted from generation to generation. It is essentially the collective expression of how we think and do things, shaping how we view and interact with the world. Cultures may vary greatly among other regions and nations. People from other countries are characterized by the social norms that are specific to them. Types of Culture

4. CULTURE MATERIAL and NON-MATERIAL - these are the two main segments of culture. Material Culture refers to the physical aspects of society. Objects made by people, food, and clothes are examples of material culture. Non-material culture comprises of beliefs, values, religion, etc. Types of Culture Aspects os Culture

5. Aspects os Culture CULTURE These aspects are essential to its concept of complexity. Language Actions Space Validity Identity History Experience

6. CULTURE CULTURE Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? The anthropologist who shares their insights/POV about culture

7. CULTURE CULTURE The anthropologist who shares their insights/POV about culture Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up?

8. CULTURE CULTURE Edward Burnett Tylor Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? "that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, law, morals, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society."

9. CULTURE CULTURE Robert Ranulph Marett Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? tend to define culture in terms of "communicable intelligence," "conventional understandings" or "communicated ideas."

10. CULTURE CULTURE Radcliffe brown Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? General Characteristics of Culture culture as cultivation the process of transmitting and acquiring traditions as a result of which society is perpetuated General Characteristics of Culture

11. CULTURE CULTURE General Characteristics of Culture Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? is learned and acquired - Culture is gained as in there are certain practices that are obtained through heredity. People acquire certain characteristics from their folks yet socio-social examples are not acquired. These are gained from relatives, from the gathering, and from the general public wherein they live.

12. CULTURE CULTURE General Characteristics of Culture Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? is shared by a group of people : An idea or activity might be called culture in case it is shared and accepted or rehearsed by a gathering of individuals. CULTURE: is cumulative : Different information exemplified in culture can be passed starting with one age and then onto the next age. Increasingly more information is added to the specific culture as time elapses.

13. CULTURE CULTURE General Characteristics of Culture Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? CULTURE: changes : There is information, musings, or customs that are lost as new social qualities are added. There are potential outcomes of social changes inside the specific culture over the long haul. is dynamic : No culture stays in a perpetual state. Culture is changing continually as novel thoughts and new procedures are added over the long haul altering or changing the old ways.

14. CULTURE CULTURE General Characteristics of Culture Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? CULTURE: gives us a scope of passable standards of conduct : It includes how a movement ought to be directed, and how an individual should act properly. is diverse: It is a framework that has a few commonly reliant parts. Albeit these parts are isolated, they are related to each other framing culture as entirety.

15. CULTURE CULTURE General Characteristics of Culture CULTURE: is ideational : Often it sets out an optimal example of conduct that is expected to be trailed by people to acquire social acknowledgment from individuals with a similar culture. The word ‘’Culture” was originated from the latin term ‘ Cultus ’. What does Cultus mean? 2-3.What are the two main segments of Culture? 4-10. What are the 7 aspects of culture? 11-13. Name the three Anthtropologists with Philosophical Perspectives that were mentioned. 14-15. Write a short description of what is “Culture’’ in your own perspective.

16. CULTURE CULTURE QUESTIONS: The word ‘’Culture” was originated from the latin term ‘ Cultus ’. What does Cultus mean? 2-3.What are the two main segments of Culture? 4-10. What are the 7 aspects of culture? 11-13. Name the three Anthtropologists with Philosophical Perspectives that were mentioned. 14-15. Write a short description of what is “Culture’’ in your own perspective.

17. CULTURE CULTURE Thank you! Is culture a real thing, or just something we made up? CULTURE: is ideational : Often it sets out an optimal example of conduct that is expected to be trailed by people to acquire social acknowledgment from individuals with a similar culture.