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In small groups, discuss: 1. How and why do cultures change? 2. How are cultural norms and values transmitted? 3. How does the individual help shape the culture of which he/she is a part? 4. What is universal to the human experience and what is particular to different groups and individuals? Based on what you learned from Sacred Rice; Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies; Bazaar Politics; Liquidated; and Wisdom Sits in Places. The more specific and detailed you can be in your analysis, the better.

1. Cultural Change

2. Cultural Norms and Values

3. Individual and Society

4. Universal and Particular