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Questions and Answers
Culture is ____.
Culture is ____.
- Value systems of a religion
- The ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society (correct)
- Only moral values
- Restricted to religious practices
Culture expresses itself primarily through ___.
Culture expresses itself primarily through ___.
- Language, art, philosophy and religion (correct)
- Education system
- Political institutions
- Religious institutions
Traditional Knowledge is ___.
Traditional Knowledge is ___.
- Knowledge of holy books
- Knowledge of Human Rights
- Knowledge or practices passed down from generation to generation (correct)
- Religious Knowledge
Traditional Knowledge is known as ___.
Traditional Knowledge is known as ___.
Two streams of Traditional Knowledge are ___.
Two streams of Traditional Knowledge are ___.
Classical Tradition is in the form of ___.
Classical Tradition is in the form of ___.
Oral Tradition is in the form of ____.
Oral Tradition is in the form of ____.
The Classical Tradition is called ___.
The Classical Tradition is called ___.
The Oral Tradition is called ___.
The Oral Tradition is called ___.
Lack of documentation in the Traditional Knowledge leads to ____.
Lack of documentation in the Traditional Knowledge leads to ____.
One of the important characteristics of Traditional Knowledge is ___.
One of the important characteristics of Traditional Knowledge is ___.
Traditional Knowledge plays an important role in areas like ___.
Traditional Knowledge plays an important role in areas like ___.
Traditional Knowledge plays a key role in _____.
Traditional Knowledge plays a key role in _____.
Traditional Knowledge is being rapidly lost as ____.
Traditional Knowledge is being rapidly lost as ____.
Types of Traditional Knowledge ___.
Types of Traditional Knowledge ___.
Biodiversity Knowledge is called ___.
Biodiversity Knowledge is called ___.
TEK stands for ____.
TEK stands for ____.
TVE stands for ___.
TVE stands for ___.
TTK stands for ____.
TTK stands for ____.
Knowledge acquired by the indigenous and local people over thousands of years through direct contact with nature is called ____.
Knowledge acquired by the indigenous and local people over thousands of years through direct contact with nature is called ____.
Knowledge related to the design and development of tools, implements and gears for different applications in the context of natural resource management by the indigenous communities is called _____.
Knowledge related to the design and development of tools, implements and gears for different applications in the context of natural resource management by the indigenous communities is called _____.
______ is applied in practices related to handloom and handicraft.
______ is applied in practices related to handloom and handicraft.
Oral Traditional Knowledge is generated through ____.
Oral Traditional Knowledge is generated through ____.
How is traditional knowledge transmitted and strengthened through generations?
How is traditional knowledge transmitted and strengthened through generations?
Protecting Indigenous languages is fundamental in ____.
Protecting Indigenous languages is fundamental in ____.
____ is the knowledge or practices passed down from generation to generation that forms part of the traditions or heritage of Indigenous communities.
____ is the knowledge or practices passed down from generation to generation that forms part of the traditions or heritage of Indigenous communities.
Study Notes
Culture and Traditional Knowledge
- Culture encompasses the ideas, customs, and social behaviors of a specific society.
- Core expressions of culture include language, art, philosophy, and religion; not limited to education or political institutions.
- Traditional Knowledge refers to wisdom and practices transmitted through generations, often tied to indigenous communities.
Types of Traditional Knowledge
- Traditional Knowledge is also called Indigenous Knowledge, representing local customs and heritage.
- Two significant streams: Classical Tradition (documented, codified) and Oral Tradition (passed verbally).
- Classical Tradition includes published literature, scriptures, and various art forms; Oral Tradition lacks formal documentation.
Characteristics and Importance of Traditional Knowledge
- Traditional Knowledge is characterized by its transmission across generations and is vital for medicine, agriculture, and food security.
- Plays a crucial role in conservation and sustainability of biodiversity, not in replacing scientific knowledge.
- The loss of Traditional Knowledge is accelerated by integration into modern societies, ecosystem depletion, and insufficient documentation.
Types and Focus Areas of Traditional Knowledge
- Traditional Knowledge includes cultural, artistic, medicinal, agricultural, and sacred categories.
- Biodiversity Knowledge relates to the understanding of natural resources.
- TEK (Traditional Ecological Knowledge) refers to knowledge based on long-term interactions with nature. TTK (Traditional Technical Knowledge) focuses on tool design for resource management.
Transmission and Protection of Traditional Knowledge
- Oral Traditional Knowledge often lacks formal validation and is influenced by cultural expressions like art and rituals.
- Its transmission is enhanced through oral histories, experiences, rituals, and ceremonies.
- Protecting indigenous languages is essential for preserving Traditional Knowledge, helping to maintain cultural heritage.
Miscellaneous Concepts
- TVE stands for Traditional Values and Ethics, emphasizing the moral dimensions of Traditional Knowledge.
- Documentation and appreciation of Traditional Knowledge are crucial to prevent biopiracy and ensure the survival of indigenous practices.
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Test your knowledge on the essence of Indian culture with this multiple choice quiz from the course HU1005-1. Explore questions on traditional knowledge and cultural expressions that shape Indian society. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of cultural concepts.
