20. Culture IV - Intercultural relations Flashcards
(14 cards)
How did we expect culture to change with modernisation?
- ## Prediction: culture wll become more secular & rational (Inglehart & Baker, 2000)
How did we expect culture to change with post-modernisation
- Prediction: culture will become post-materialistic: less focus on survival, more on self-expression
Did this cultural change actually occur?
Yes, according to a world values survey
- Transition from traditional -> secular-rational values
- Transition from Survival -> self-expression values
What are sources of intercultural contatc?
Global communications
Plural societies
- Migrants
- Sojourners
- Refugees
- Tourists
- Indigenous people
Why do we have plural societies
- Voluntary VS forced
- Sedentary VS mobile
- Permanent VS temporary
What is acculturation?
Process of cultures mixing & changing
- In practice, one group usually changes more
- ‘Acculturating group’ vs. ‘receiving society’
Effects of intercultural contact:
Adaptation processes
- Affective: well-being vs anxiety, stress, depression
- Behavioural: learning new social skills
- Cognitive: beliefs, values, cultural identity
Effects of intercultural contact:
Acculturation strategies
Changes in practices, values and identitifications
Effects of intercultural relations:
Intergroup relations
- Power differentials
- Peaceful / hostile
Adatation processes:
Cultural changes
- both groups
- can lead to new cultures
Outdated view of acculturation:
Separation vs assimilation
- False binary choice
Real binaries:
assimilation vs marginalisation
integration vs separation