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The "cultural turn" of the 1960s ultimately placed culture much higher on the sociological agenda
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What would a collectivist culture member say?
A member of a collectivist culture may prioritize the needs of the group over individual desires. They may emphasize cooperation, harmony, and community well-being. Decision-making may involve consensus-building and maintaining social relationships.
How might sociologists define high culture low culture and popular culture?
Popular culture is and has always been a hybrid form of high and low culture. High culture makes its way into the "low culture" if it has appealed to the mass population. It then becomes low culture because suddenly it is commercialized and thus deemed part of low culture--one that has the appearance of being an obsequious attempt to connect to the "regular folk". No one markets cultural/creative/artistic phenomena to the masses when it is not accessible to the "low minds" because there is no money involved in it. So it dies like a twister in an open field. However, if we look carefully, we can see that even gypsy music and culture from Spain, once deemed as low and filthy and was threatened to the point of extinction, started to become an easily identifiable symbol of the dominating culture as more and more people began to align themselves with exploring their culture. On the other hand, Shakespeare was once deemed as low culture, and is now considered the epitome of high culture in Literature
What is meant by invisibilty of culture?
Invisibility of culture refers to the idea that cultural norms, beliefs, and practices can become so ingrained and taken for granted that individuals may not even realize the influence they have on thoughts and behaviors. This can lead to a lack of awareness or appreciation for the role that culture plays in shaping our perspectives and interactions with others.
When discussing subculture's it is important to note that each individual could be?
a member of either the dominant culture or a subculture
What is culture.?
culture defines who a person is, where they come from [in some cases], what they eat, what they wear, what they believe in.
What is a cross culture?
The experience of being a member of a cultural minority while surrounded by a majority culture
What People who speak a common language such as English are member of a?
They are a member of a culture, ethnic group, and/or nationality
What is cross-culture immersion?
The experience of being a member of a cultural minority while surrounded by a majority culture
What was the culture of the renaissance?
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What is The body of knowledge a person acquires as part as living as a member of their society?
Their Culture
Is it Ok to ask your mom if you can see her naked?
It is not okay to ask your mom if you can see her naked because it may make her feel uncomfortable. However each family and culture is different and some do feel that it is not an issue for a child to see a family member naked as long as it is not in a sexual manner and just out of curiosity.
What do geographers use levels of technology to see how a culture is?
geographers use levels of technology to see how warm a culture is.
What is intrapreneurial culture?
Member of the organisation are encourage to independent in doing work an make a decision.
What is the difference between Arabic and Arab?
Arabic is the language or culture. Arab is a member of the Arabian race.
Can you see who is on facebook even if you are not a member?
Yes you can.
How do you see someone on you tube in a contest It's a family member?
You will have to find the YouTube video first for you to see that someone on the YouTube contest if he is a family member.
What is the importance of cultural influences on adolescent?
It defines the way an adolescent will think of themselves. Culture serves to embrace and comfort, it give answers to questions of belonging and who they are as a member of that culture.
