preindustrial
Hunter gatherer
Pastoral
Horticultural Agricultural
Feudal
Industrial
Industrial revolution
Rise of urban workers
Money was transferred to
businessmen
postindustrial
Information societies
Digital technology emerge
Culture 3
complex whole which includes knowledge,
belief, art, law, morals, custom, and any other
capabilities and habits acquired by man as a
member of society (Tylor,1871)
the beliefs and behaviours that a social group
shares (Rice,2018)
the whole way of life of a group of people’
Gobally common
Culture universal
Elements of culture
a l u e s a n dbeliefs
N o r m s
Symbols andlanguage
Technolog y
Characteristics
learned, not biological
Continuous and cumulative
Shared
consistent and integrated
Transmissive
Dynamic and adaptiv
Perspectives
Ethnocentrism - based on own culture
Cultural relativism - based on its own standards
Xenocentrism - opposite of ethno
Internal variations
High culture-rich
Low-poor
Pop-mainstream , accessible
Sub-
Counter-reject, own rules and communities
Habits formed over time passed by generations
Custom
MORALS
Conscience of society, right or wrong based on YOU
What is part of culture
Literally everything
Ghsot month, red, religion
Values and belief
Shared practices
Norms
Symbols and language
Sign of the corss, rosary
Transition of society
Technology
result of ourinteractions w others
Elarned not bio
Shared w others like kpop
Shared
Transmissive
Passed down gen
Contionud and cumulative
Endless, like phones
Dynamic
Changes always like someh