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According to Matthew Arnold, what is the defining characteristic of high culture?
Product of special intellectual or artistic endeavor
How does Matthew Arnold define culture?
The study of perfection
What do Kroeber & Kluckhohn (1952) believe culture is composed of?
Behavior acquired and transmitted through symbols
According to Schwartz (1992), how is culture transmitted?
From past generations to future generations
What are the components of culture as outlined by Schwartz (1992)?
Organized, learned or created experiences by individuals
How would you describe a dynamic, flexible, and adaptive culture?
A culture that changes constantly influenced by societal structure
What is the main difference between high culture and popular culture according to Matthew Arnold?
High culture is a result of intellectual or artistic effort, while popular culture is not.
How do Kroeber & Kluckhohn (1952) define culture?
Culture includes acquired behaviors and transmitted symbols.
According to Schwartz (1992), how is culture transmitted?
Culture is transmitted from past to future through organized experiences.
What are the components of culture according to Schwartz (1992)?
Culture consists of experiences learned, created, or organized by individuals with unique interpretations.
What characterizes a dynamic, flexible, and adaptive culture?
A culture that changes constantly and responds to societal influences.
What does the concept of Shared and Contested Culture refer to?
It refers to the presence of both commonly accepted and disputed cultural elements within a society.
Explore different perspectives on culture including Matthew Arnold's view on high culture, and the definition of culture by Kroeber & Kluckhohn (1952). Test your understanding of the differences between high culture and popular culture.
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