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    CULTURE, SOCIETY,

    POLITICS
    BY: JOCE GUTIERREZ
    CULTURE
    It is defined as the society’s
    way of life, customs beliefs,
    social forms, and traits that
    define a specific racial,
    religious, or social group.
    CULTURE
    The complex whole includes
    knowledge, belief, art, law,
    morals, custom, and any other
    SIR EDWARD
    capabilities and habits acquired BURNETT TYLOR
    by man as a member of society.
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    ASPECTS OF CULTURE

    RELIGION AGE EDUCATION

    SOCIO- SEXUAL
    ECONOMIC ORIENTATION GENERATION GENDER
    STATUS

    ETHNICITY RACE NATIONALITY


    Components of
    Culture
    Components of Culture

    MATERIAL
    CULTURE
    It consists of tangible
    things created by humans
    that refer to the physical
    objects, resources, and
    spaces that people use to
    define their culture.
    Components of Culture

    MATERIAL CULTURE

    FOODS TRANSPORTATION CLOTHING FOODS


    Components of Culture

    NON-MATERIAL
    CULTURE
    It consists of intangible
    things that refer to the
    nonphysical ideas that
    people have about
    their culture.
    Components of Culture

    NON-MATERIAL CULTURE

    VALUES LANGUAGE TRADITIONS RELIGIONS


    Components of Culture

    VALUES LANGUAGE TRADITIONS RELIGIONS


    Characteristics
    of Culture
    Characteristics of Culture

    1. Culture is shared
    2. Culture is dynamic, flexible, and adaptive
    3. Culture is learned
    4. Culture is transmitted through socialization or
    enculturation
    5. Culture is a set of pattern and social interactions
    6. Culture is integrated
    7. Culture requires language and other forms of
    communication
    Elements of Culture
    Elements of Culture

    SYMBOLS
    Refers to anything that is used to
    represent, express, and/or stand
    for an event, situation, person, or
    idea.
    Elements of Culture

    LANGUAGE
    It system of words and symbols used
    to communicate with other people
    people.
    It is considered as is our most
    important set of symbols.
    Elements of Culture

    VALUES
    It is an idea shared by the people
    in a society about what is good or
    bad, right and wrong, desirable
    and undesirable.
    Elements of Culture

    TECHNOLOGY
    Refers to the application of knowledge
    and equipment to ease the task of living
    environment; it
    and maintaining the environment
    includes artifacts, methods and devices
    created and used by people.
    Elements of Culture

    BELIEFS
    Refers to people’s ideas about what is
    real and what is not
    not. It is what people
    consider as factual.
    These maybe based on common sense,
    folk wisdom, religion, science or a
    combination of all of these.
    Elements of Culture

    NORMS
    Refers to specific rules/standards to
    guide for appropriate behavior.
    These are societal expectations that
    mandate specific behaviors in
    specific situations.
    Elements of Culture

    Most norms are connected with social


    positions and roles in specific situations.

    • PRESCRIPTIVE – they tell you what to do


    • PROSCRIPTIVE – they tell you what NOT
    to do
    Elements of Culture
    Elements of Culture: Types of Norms

    FOLKWAYS
    These are norms that have little
    strengths and may, within broad limits,
    be easily broken.
    It is also known as CUSTOMS, the
    everyday behavior that people follow
    for the sake of tradition or convenience.
    Elements of Culture: Types of Norms

    MORES
    This are strict norms that control
    moral and ethical behavior; they are
    based on definitions of right and
    wrong.
    Elements of Culture: Types of Norms

    LAWS
    These are controlled ethics and they are
    morally agreed, written down and enforced
    by an official law enforcement agency.
    They are institutionalized norms and mores
    that were enacted by the state to ensure
    stricter punishment in order for the people
    to adhere to the standards set by society.
    Modes of Acquiring
    of Culture
    Acquiring Culture

    IMITATION
    Whereby an individual
    observes and replicates other’s
    behavior.
    Acquiring Culture

    INDOCTRINATION / SUGGESTION

    This is a process of inculcating


    ideas, attitudes, cognitive
    strategies or a professional
    methodology.
    Acquiring Culture

    CONDITIONING
    By which he/she was helped to
    learned something by punishing
    him or giving him reward.

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