What is Culture? There are many definitions Linton (1945)

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What is Culture? There are many definitions Linton (1945) ‘The culture of a society is the way of life of its members; the collection of ideas and habits, norms and values, which they learn, share and transmit from generation to generation’ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcEfzHB08QE&feature=player_embedded#!

Culture The first few slides show pictures of what a lot of people think of when they think of cultures You need to reflect on the culture of your family Think about the things you do as a family What does your family value You will be creating a spider diagram of your families culture

Is rugby part of your family culture?

Religion?

Do you eat together every evening?

Football?

Going to the pub?

Music?

Library and books?

Animals?

Politics?

Picnics ? Walking ? Outdoor activity?

Museums?

Watching T.V. as a family?

What Christmas traditions do you have?

Talking?

Travel?

Dancing?

Activity Create a diagram with your family in the middle , draw them as stick people .Write the most important things close to you all and then put things relatively near or close depending on their importance. (you don’t need to use the things mentioned in the slide show you can just put all your own things in or some of both) Write down any funny traditions you have when travelling in the car or at Christmas or birthdays If you really don’t want to do your own family you can make up a pretend family but let us know that’s what you Would rather do today and it should be realistic

Culture from different perspectives Durkheim (1963) Functionalist Believed that a shared culture is necessary to society to run smoothly. Having shared patterns of behaviour helps everyone play their part. Karl Marx (Marxist) believed that culture is really just the ideology of the ruling-class which gives a false-class consciousness (convincing us that life is fair so that we accept exploitation)

Post-Modernists They believe that culture is more fluid and people can take up different aspects of it through choice e.g we can eat curry, wear a kilt and go line dancing !! Strinati – Post Modernist - says that now people have more leisure time and less solid identity from class, community and religion culture is more about lifestyles and tastes.

Plenary Can you accurately define the term ‘culture’ using a writer’s name, examples of elements of culture and a perspective? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azWs-ESXZrk