Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Chapter 4 Notes
Chapter 4 Notes
King James I.
Globalization of Soccer
a. Transformation to popular culture in the 1800s
b. Because of the increase in leisure time, people came to see sports so
clubs started hiring professional players.
c. When British football clubs organized an association in 1863 to make
rules, it marked the change from folk to popular culture.
d. The game was diffused to other countries through contact with
English players
Sports in Popular Culture
a. Cricket is popular in Britain
b. Ice Hockey is popular in Canada, Northern Europe, and Russia
c. Martial Arts is popular in China
d. Baseball is popular in Japan
e. Lacrosse came from the Iroquois Confederation of Six Nations
(Cayugas, Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Senecas, and Tuscaroras)
f. The common element in professional sports is the willingness of
people throughout the world to pay for the privilege of viewing, in
person or on TV, events played by professional athletes.
a. Islamic
b. Beautiful plants and flowers
c. Not harsh conditions
Animists
a. Burma
b. Symbols and designs
c. From religion instead of environment
2. Beliefs and Folk House Forms
a. The distinctive form of folk houses may derive primarily from religious
values and other customary beliefs rather than from environmental
factors.
b. Some compass directions may be more important than other directions.
- Sacred Spaces
a. In Java, the front door faces South (direction of the Sea goddess)
b. In Fiji and China, the East wall is sacred
c. In Madagascar, the front door is facing West, the most important
direction. The NE corner is most important. The North wall in for
honoring ancestors, important guests enter from the North and are
seated against the North wall. The bed is placed against the East
wall facing North.
d. The Laos arrange their beds perpendicular to the center ridgepole.
People sleep with their heads and feet opposite of one another.
However, a child sleeps with his head towards the parents feet.
e. The Yuan and Shan (Thailand) sleep with heads towards the East,
which is the most auspicious direction. Staircases do not face West,
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a. 1950s-1970s
b. Architect-designed, flat or low roofs
Shed
a. Late 1960s
b. High-pitched roofs
c. Geometric forms
Neo-Eclectic (Since 1960)
a. In the late 1960s, neo-eclectic styles became popular, and by the