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Culture and Diffusion

WHAT IS CULTURE??

Culture All-encompassing term that identifies not only the whole tangible lifestyle of peoples, but also their prevailing values and beliefs Cultural trait – a defining characteristic that is shared by most, if not all, members

Culture cont. Culture Region – A region defined by key recognizable culture traits in which the people are aware of their heritage

Culture Realm – A grouping of culture regions

Culture Hearths Earliest sources of civilization Radiated ideas, innovations, and ideologies that would change the world & continue to influence it today Developed in Eurasia, Africa & Americas

Connectedness Diffusion: process of dissemination, the spread of an idea or innovation from its hearth to other areas

Types of Diffusion Expansion Diffusion: idea/innovation spreads outward from hearth ~Contagious Diffusion: spreads adjacently (like the flu) ~Hierarchical Diffusion: spreads to most linked people or places first

Types of Diffusion cont. ~Stimulus Diffusion: idea promotes a local experiment or change in the way people do things

McDonald’s in India

Cultural Diffusion cont… Relocation Diffusion: movement of individuals who carry an idea or innovation with them to a new, perhaps distant locale Paris, France Kenya

Barriers to Diffusion Time and Distance decay: the further an innovation is from its source or the longer it takes to reach particular adopters, the less likely it is to be accepted & adopted

Barriers to Diffusion cont.. Importance of tech. in the speed of diffusion: as we become more tech. advanced, diffusion rates increase

Barriers to Diffusion cont.. Cultural Barriers: language, religion, history, etc. Physical Barriers: isolation because of oceans, mountains, climate etc.