Understanding Culture: High Culture, Cultural Diversity, Subculture, Popular Culture

ExaltingRoentgenium avatar
ExaltingRoentgenium
·
·
Download

Start Quiz

Study Flashcards

18 Questions

What is the term for the coexistence of different ethnic groups in a society?

Multiculturalism

Which type of culture is associated with the elite, upper class society?

High culture

What is the term for the variety of cultures within a society?

Cultural diversity

Which type of culture is enjoyed by a small group within a society?

Subculture

What is the result of the media-dominated world on culture?

Popular culture

What is the term for the culture that is shared globally across different societies?

Global culture

What is the inherent value of the world?

Freedom

Who is the philosopher mentioned in the text who believed that freewill is the source of all value?

Immanuel Kant

What is the term used to describe the aggregate of learned beliefs, attitudes, values, norms, and customs of a society or group of people?

Culture

What is the principle that holds that decisions or judgments should be objective and not based on bias or prejudice?

Impartiality

Who is the historical figure mentioned in the text who emphasized the importance of the principle of freedom?

Mikhail Gorbachev

What is the term used to describe a being who is capable of acting with reference to right and wrong?

Moral Agent

What is the primary principle of Cultural Relativism?

Regarding the beliefs of a culture from its own viewpoint

What is the main implication of Ethical Relativism?

Morality is relative to the norms of one’s culture

What is the core idea of Moral Relativism?

No moral judgment is better than another

What is the main difference between Descriptive Moral Relativism and Meta-Ethical Moral Relativism?

Descriptive Moral Relativism is a descriptive theory, while Meta-Ethical Moral Relativism is a normative theory

What is the view of Normative Moral Relativism?

No moral judgment is better than another, and all cultures should accepts each other’s differing moral values

What is the consequence of accepting Moral Relativism?

The acceptance of differing moral values among cultures

Explore the differences between high culture, cultural diversity, subculture, and popular culture. Learn about the characteristics and significance of each type of culture in society.

Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards

Convert your notes into interactive study material.

Get started for free
Use Quizgecko on...
Browser
Browser