WHAT IS CULTURE.pptx

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WHAT IS CULTURE? Langua ge WHAT IS CULTURE? Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Food Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Folk Art Food Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Celebra tions Folk Art Food Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Jokes Celebra tions Folk Art Food Langua ge Manner s Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Jokes Celebra tions Folk Art Food Clothes and Dressin g Manner s Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Jokes Celebra tions Folk Art Food Workin g Schedul Clothes es and Dressin g Manner s Langua ge Medical Cure WHAT IS CULTURE? Religion Jokes Celebra tions Folk Art Food THEREFORE CULTURE IS: •A product of human interaction •A social heritage that is complex and socially transmitted •Provides socially acceptable patterns for meeting biological and social needs. THEREFORE CULTURE IS: •A distinguishing factor •An established pattern of behavior •Cumulative •Meaningful to human beings TYPES OF CULTURE Non-material Culture TYPES OF CULTURE Non-material Culture -Ideas - Behavior and gesture & habits - Religion -Language and Symbols TYPES OF CULTURE Material Culture TYPES OF CULTURE Material Culture -Technological Tools TYPES OF CULTURE Material Culture -Food TYPES OF CULTURE Material Culture -Architectural Structures TYPES OF CULTURE Material Culture -Fashion and Accessories ELEMENTS OF CULTURE • Knowledge >> refers to any information received and perceived to be true. • Belief >> perception of accepted reality. Reality refers to the existence of things whether material or nonmaterial • Social Norms >> established expectations of society as to how a person is supposed to act depending on the requirements of the time, place and situation. FOLKWAYS •The patterns of repetitive behavior which becomes habitual and convetional part of living. MORES •The set of ethical standards and morals obligations as dictates of reason that distinguishes human acts as right or wrong or good from bad. VALUES •Anything held to be relatively worthy, important, desirable or valuable. TECNOLOGY •The practice application of knowledge in converting raw materials into finished products. ASSIGNMENT •DEFINE THE FF: •ETHNOCENTRISM •CULTURAL RELATIVISM