Chapter 6 and 7 Flashcards
the built environment that is modified in a distinct way that reflects the beliefs and value of the culture
cultural landscape
the structures and organizations of a culture which influence social behavior
sociofacts
when a cultural trait diffuses from a group of lower status to group of higher status
reverse hierarchical diffusion
cultural traits that spread quickly over a large area and are adopted by various groups
global culture
passing down long-held beliefs, values, and practices, and strongly resistant to change
traditional culture
when a cultural trait spreads outwards from the most interconnected places from the centers of wealth and influence
hierarchical diffusion
adopting traits, icons or elements of another culture, sometimes in a disrespectful or degrading way
cultural appropriation
one group is dispersed thought a variety of locations, but still maintains some foundational cultural traits
diaspora
when a cultural trait spreads continuously outward, from its cultural hearth, through contact among people
contagious diffusion
the beliefs and practices of small, homogeneous groups of people , often living in isolated, rural areas
folk culture
when ethnic groups move in and out of neighborhood, creating layers of cultural imprints on the landscape
sequent
the spread of cultural traits through exchange without miggration
expansion diffusion
the degree of adherence to tradition and doctrine within a given religion
fundamentalism
the worldwide uniformity of certain cultural traits as a result of glbalization
pop culture
a byproduct of pop and global culture where there are similarities in the built environment from location to location
placelessness
when a person’s or group;s culture is understood solely thought the perspective of outsides of the group
cultural relativism
members of an ethnic group residing in their ancestral lands and possess unique cultural traits, such as distance language
indigenous
tangible things that can be experience with interpreted by the human senses
artifacts
the spread of culture by people who migrate and carry their cultural traits with them
relocation
when a person’s or group’s culture is understood solely through the perspective of insider of the group
ethnocentrism
the historical and contemporary relationships between language families
language tree
belief system that has a shared historical experience and rarely seeks new adherents; Judaism, Hinduism
Ethnic
a saying that attempts to express a truth about life
Adage
a person who uses the language they learned from birth
native speaker