ch 1.4: dynamics of local and global culture Flashcards
embodies the language, traditions, kinship systems, shared values, and beliefs that define a society.
CULTURE
DYNAMICS OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL CULTURE
- One of the characteristics of culture is being dynamic.
- Globalization changed the pattern of cultural diffusion and sharing that caused to produce glocalization and hybridization. These processes make culture becomes more global with local flavors.
- Today local and global cultural production are in decline.
- That’s the new dynamic.
- Globally due to rising fragmentation, and locally as a result of the search of what originally was suppose to be there. Neglecting that culture is not static but dynamic as it is the product of reflection necessities and discoveries.
One of the characteristics of culture is being?
dynamic
Globalization changed the pattern of cultural diffusion and sharing that caused to produce glocalization and hybridization. These processes make culture becomes more global with local flavors.
DYNAMICS OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL CULTURE
Today local and global cultural production are in decline.
That’s the new dynamic.
DYNAMICS OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL CULTURE
That’s the new dynamic.
Today local and global cultural production are in decline.
It is deemed to contain the potential for catastrophic collision,
Cultural Differentialism
Globally due to rising fragmentation, and locally as a result of the search of what originally was suppose to be there.
DYNAMICS OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL CULTURE
Neglecting that culture is not static but dynamic as it is the product of reflection necessities and discoveries.
DYNAMICS OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL CULTURE
3 PERSPECTIVES OF GLOBAL CULTURAL FLOWS
- Cultural Differentialism
- Cultural Hybridization
- Cultural Convergence
Deterritorialization
Means that it is much more difficult to tie culture to a specific geographic point of origin
emphasizes that the differences among cultures are superficially affected by globalization.
Cultural Differentialism
According to Samuel Hantington’s theory on the clash of the civilization proposed in 1996, political economic differences were overshadowed by new fault lines which are primarily culture in nature, increasing civilizations would lead to intense clashes especially in economic conflict between Western and Sinic Civilization: This theory has been critiqued for a number of reasons especially on its portrayal of Muslims as being prone to violence.
Cultural Differentialism
Approach emphasis the integration of local and global culture.
Cultural Hybridization
argues that local and global cultural elements meet that create a hybrid, one that is entirely different from either of the elements.
Cultural Hybridization
Popular Criticism about Cultural Convergence:
Deterritorialization
The process by which a cultural element blends into another culture by modifying the element to fit cultural norms.
Cultural Hybridization
It is a development of a new culture by merging of two different cultures through a period of contact and interaction.
Cultural Hybridization
stresses the homogeneity of cultures due to globalization, leading to radical alteration of cultures.
Cultural Convergence
An approach stresses homogeneity introduced by globalization.
Cultural Convergence
Theory that two cultures will be more and more like each other as their interactions increase
Cultural Convergence
Basically the more that culture interact. the more that their values, ideologies, behaviours, arts, and customs will start to reflect each other.
Cultural Convergence
Occurs when different cultures become more alike in terms of technology, sports, language and even in politics (Christopher, 2005)
Cultural Convergence
In the convergence of culture around the globe these concepts describe different processes like Glocalization or the interpenetration of the global and local resulting unique outcomes in different geographic areas.
Cultural Convergence
