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CULTURE & SOCIETY

REMEMBER YOUR BOMB SHELTERS?

NACIREMA BEAUTY RITUALS Nacirema Culture KnowledgeValues Physical Objects Norms -folkways, mores, laws

Nacirema Culture KnowledgeValues Physical Objects Norms -folkways, mores, laws

 It surrounds us and we think of it as “just the way things are”  To us it seems natural and unquestionable  Culture is relative. What seems normal to us  Might seem odd to others TALKING ABOUT CULTURE IS LIKE A FISH TALKING ABOUT WATER Water?

 Most behavior among animals is instinctual  But human behavior is ___________  Humans can ________________ and _______________ culture WHY DO WE BEHAVE/BELIEVE AS WE DO?

 Society – a specific territory inhabited by people who share a common culture  Culture – knowledge, values, customs, and physical objects that are shared by members of society KEY TERMS

 a thing that stands for or represents something else SYMBOL

CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

 rules defining appropriate and inappropriate behavior NORMS Folkways Meh Mores Do it Taboos Do it OR ELSE NORMS

 norms that lack moral significance FOLKWAYS (TYPE OF NORM)

 norms that have moral significance and that should be followed by members of the society MORES (TYPE OF NORM)

 a rule of behavior, the violation of which calls for strong punishment TABOOS (TYPE OF NORM)

 A norm that is enforced by officials LAW

WHAT ARE THESE?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

 What is it worn for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS WOMAN WEARING?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

 What is it used for? What is it called? WHAT IS THIS?

WHAT ARE THESE?

 Stand and say the Pledge of Allegiance PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Polygamy PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO TABOO

 Avante guard fashion PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Marrying for money PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Hard work PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Number of children PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 White wedding PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Talking to yourself in public PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Child abuse PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO TABOO

 Stealing PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO TABOO

 Racism PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Drunk driving PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO TABOO

 Give up seat on subway PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 Dropping out of school PRACTICE: FOLKWAY, MORE, OR TABOO

 rewards and punishments used to encourage people to follow norms; we can even sanction ourselves mentally to avoid discomfort  Formal sanctions –only imposed by those with special authority  Informal sanctions – can be applied by most members of a group SANCTIONS

 broad ideas about what is good or desirable shared by people in a society; they are the basis for norms VALUES

Are used to enforce Which are types of That are based on…