LESSON 2 Flashcards

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refers to the shared values, beliefs, customs,
practices, and behaviors learned and transmitted
within a group, shaping their identity, social norms, and
way of life.

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culture

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refers to all people, collectively regarded as constituting a community of related, interdependent
individuals living in a definite place. Following a
certain mode certain mode of life.

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Society

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unites people through
shared beliefs and practices,
creating a sense of belonging.

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culture

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provides the guidelines for how
people in a society should behaveb

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Culture

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gives structure and meaning
to culture.

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society

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is determined by the
interactions between people in their
everyday activities: styles of dress,
the use of slang, greeting rituals, and the
foods that people eat.

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popular culture

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Refers to cultural products and
practices that are produced for and
consumed by a large number of
people.

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MASS CULTURE

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Popular TV series like “Friends,” “Game of Thrones,”
and “Stranger Things” have wide audiences and
significant cultural impact.

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Television Shows

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Blockbuster films such as “The Avengers,” “Star
Wars,” and the Harry Potter series are examples of
mass culture, enjoyed by millions worldwide.

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Movies

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Pop music artists like Taylor Swift, BTS, and Beyoncé
produce music that reaches a global audience.

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Music

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Brands like Nike, Zara, and H&M create clothing
that is widely worn and recognized.

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Fashion

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Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook are
integral parts of mass culture, influencing trends and
behaviors.

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Social Media

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Major sports events like the FIFA World Cup, the
Olympics, and the Super Bowl attract massive
viewership and participation.

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Sports

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Chains like McDonald’s, Starbucks, and KFC are
ubiquitous and represent mass culture in the food
industry.

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Fast Food

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Popular games like “Fortnite,” “Minecraft,” and “Call
of Duty” have large, dedicated player bases.

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Video Games

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Refers to the traditional practices, customs, and
ways of life passed down through
generations within a community.
It encompasses the everyday activities, beliefs, and
artifacts that are characteristic of a particular group of people, often in rural or less industrialized areas.

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FOLK CULTURE

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Folk culture is typically

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localized
traditional
communal
oral

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it is specific to a particular region or
community.

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Localized

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It is rooted in long-standing
customs and traditions.

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Traditional

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It is shared and practiced by
members of the community.

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Communal

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it is often transmitted orally through
stories, songs, and rituals.

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Oral

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❑Tinikling: A traditional Filipino dance that
involves dancers stepping over and between
bamboo poles that are clapped together in
rhythm.

❑Kundiman: A genre of traditional Filipino love
songs, often characterized by their soulful and
melancholic melodies.

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Traditional Music and Dance

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❑Weaving: The art of weaving is prevalent in
various regions, such as the Inabel textiles from
Ilocos and the T’nalak fabric made by the T’boli
people in Mindanao.

❑Pottery: The Burnay pottery from Vigan, Ilocos
Sur, is known for its durability and unique
designs.

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Handicrafts and Art

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❑Sinulog Festival: Celebrated in Cebu City, this
festival honors the Santo Niño (Child Jesus) with
street dancing, parades, and religious processions.

❑Pahiyas Festival: Held in Lucban, Quezon, this
festival features houses decorated with colorful
rice wafers (kiping) and agricultural produce to
celebrate a bountiful harvest.

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Festivals and Celebrations

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❑Lechon: A popular dish consisting of a whole roasted pig, often served during special occasions and festivals. ❑Adobo: A traditional Filipino dish made with meat (usually chicken or pork) marinated in vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and spices.
Cuisine
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❑Barong Tagalog: A traditional Filipino formal shirt for men, made from lightweight, embroidered fabric. ❑Terno: A traditional dress for women, characterized by its butterfly sleeves and elegant design.
Clothing
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❑Bahay Kubo: A traditional Filipino stilt house made of bamboo and nipa palm, commonly found in rural areas. ❑Bahay na Bato: A type of house that emerged during the Spanish colonial period, combining native Filipino and Spanish architectural styles.
Architecture
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❑Folktales: Stories such as "The Legend of the Pineapple" and "The Monkey and the Turtle" are passed down through generations. ❑Proverbs: Wise sayings like "Pag may tiyaga, may nilaga" (If you persevere, you will reap the fruits of your labor) reflect Filipino values and beliefs.
Oral Traditions
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Refers to the cultural products and activities considered to be of the highest quality and sophistication, often associated with the elite or educated classes.
HIGH CULTURE
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includes various forms of art, literature, music, and other cultural expressions that are highly regarded for their artistic and intellectual value.
high culture
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❑José Rizal's Novels: "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo" are considered masterpieces of Philippine literature, offering profound insights into Filipino society during the Spanish colonial period. ❑Nick Joaquin's Works: Renowned for his short stories and novels, Nick Joaquin's writings explore Filipino identity and history.
Literature
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❑ Juan Luna's Paintings: Juan Luna, a prominent Filipino painter, is known for his works such as "Spoliarium," which won a gold medal at the 1884 Madrid Exposition. ❑ Fernando Amorsolo's Art: Amorsolo is celebrated for his idyllic and romanticized depictions of rural Philippine life.
Visual Arts
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❑Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra: One of the leading orchestras in the Philippines, performing classical music and promoting musical excellence. ❑Lea Salonga: An internationally acclaimed singer and actress, known for her roles in musical theater, including "Miss Saigon" and "Les Misérables."
Music
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❑Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP): A premier venue for performing arts, showcasing ballet, opera, theater, and other high cultural performances. ❑Tanghalang Pilipino: The resident theater company of the CCP, known for its productions of classic and contemporary Filipino plays.
Theater
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❑Ballet Philippines: A leading ballet company that performs both classical and contemporary ballet pieces. ❑Ramon Obusan Folkloric Group: While primarily focused on folk dance, their performances often elevate traditional dances to a high cultural status through professional staging and choreography.
Dance
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❑San Agustin Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Baroque church in Manila is an example of high cultural heritage in architecture. ❑Cultural and Historical Buildings: Structures like the Manila Metropolitan Theater and the National Museum of the Philippines are significant for their architectural and cultural value.
Architecture
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is generally seen as being superficial when compared to the sophistication of high culture.
popular culture
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Superficial: focusing on entertainment value rather than intellectual or artistic merit. Shallow: lacking complexity, nuance, and depth
Popular Culture
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Sophistication: requires a certain level of education, refinement, and cultural knowledge to appreciate Depth: exploring complex themes, emotions, and ideas Intellectualism: valuing critical thinking, analysis, and artistic expression.
High Culture
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examples of popular culture
hugot pick up lines meme daily dose of teleserye
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Refers to phrases or quotes that express deep emotional pain, longing, or heartache, often poetically or sentimentally.
hugot
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Refers to phrases or sentences used to initiate a conversation, typically with a romantic or social interest, in hopes of “picking up” or attracting someone.
PICK UP LINES
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A meme is humorous online content like images and videos, that spurred the trend with which added context and illustration to achieve the intended effect.
MEME
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Teleseryes or primetime TV series are often criticized for their seemingly endless storylines.
DAILY DOSE OF TELESERYE
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comes and goes along with the shifting beliefs and activities. They’re technically inessential but they give color to the ordinary and add flavor to the humdrum bustle of life.
Popular culture
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is formed through a dynamic and ongoing process that involves the interaction of various factors.
Popular culture
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Creation and Production
a) Artistic Expression b) Cultural Industries
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Dissemination & Distribution
a) Mass Media b) Digital Platforms c) Marketing and Advertisement
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Consumption & Interpretation
a) Audience Reception b) Fan Culture
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Evolution & Transformation
a) Cultural Exchange b) Social Change c) Technological Advancement
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The process of popular culture formation is a continuous feedback loop, where: Creators Audiences Cultural industries
FEEDBACK LOOP
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produce new content in response to changing societal trends and technological advancement
Creators
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consume and interpret cultural products, influencing their preferences and behaviors.
Audiences
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adapt to changing consumer demands and technological innovations, shaping the production and dissemination of cultural products.
Cultural Industries
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source's of popular culture
mass media digital media social and cultural ins technology and innovation globalization and cultural exchange
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• Television • Radio • Print Media • Film
Mass Media
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• Internet • Streaming Services • Video Games • Podcasts
digital media
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• Education • Religion • Family and Community • Subcultures
Social and Cultural Ins.
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• Smartphones • Artificial Intelligence • Virtual Reality • Social Media Platforms
Technology and Innovation
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• International Trade • Migration and Diaspora • Tourism • Global Events
Globalization and Cultural Exchange