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    1. Culture is shared ideas, values, and practices that are learned and transmitted between members of a society. It includes language, norms, values, and artifacts like art and literature. Culture helps preserve a group's heritage and identity across generations. 2. Cultures evolve over time through innovation and borrowing from other cultures. New ideas, technologies, and practices are discovered, invented, or diffuse globally through forces like globalization and technology. 3. Key elements of culture include language, norms, values, sanctions, and material objects. Dominant ideologies and subcultures shape a society's power structures and economic systems in relation to political interests.

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    1. Culture is shared ideas, values, and practices that are learned and transmitted between members of a society. It includes language, norms, values, and artifacts like art and literature. Culture helps preserve a group's heritage and identity across generations. 2. Cultures evolve over time through innovation and borrowing from other cultures. New ideas, technologies, and practices are discovered, invented, or diffuse globally through forces like globalization and technology. 3. Key elements of culture include language, norms, values, sanctions, and material objects. Dominant ideologies and subcultures shape a society's power structures and economic systems in relation to political interests.

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    Culture and Socialization ASUWAD ABDULLAH 903375

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    1. Culture is shared ideas, values, and practices that are learned and transmitted between members of a society. It includes language, norms, values, and artifacts like art and literature. Culture helps preserve a group's heritage and identity across generations. 2. Cultures evolve over time through innovation and borrowing from other cultures. New ideas, technologies, and practices are discovered, invented, or diffuse globally through forces like globalization and technology. 3. Key elements of culture include language, norms, values, sanctions, and material objects. Dominant ideologies and subcultures shape a society's power structures and economic systems in relation to political interests.

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    1.

    CULTURE &
    SOCIETY

    SOCIETY
    CULTURE

    COMMON LARGEST FORM OF


    ALL OBJECT & IDEA
    CULTURE
    LANGUAGE HUMAN GROUP

    Ice cream, slang Day to day interaction: Speech, writing, Heritage &
    flight ticket symbols, gesture
    words culture

    Transmit Preserve

    Generation to the Literature, art,


    next video

    2.Development
    of culture

    Culture universal Innovation Globalization,


    diffusion,
    technology
    General Practice
    Discover: DNA, Invention:
    new moon existed culture + Globalization mcDonaldization
    Human needs: Saturn not exist before
    food Marriage:
    Shelter arrange vs self- Diffusion Technology
    Clothing choose

    3.Element of
    culture

    Formal
    Language

    Informal
    Norms
    Sanctions

    Mores
    Values

    Folkways
    Powerful social

    Set of belief & practice Economic

    4.Culture &
    Dominant Political interest
    ideology

    Share norm & values


    Subcultures

    Contradict dominant

    Subcultures

    Counter cultures
    Cultural relativism 5.Culture
    variation

    Ethnocentrism Cultural shocks

    Self-identity/ self-
    Nature 7.The self and concept
    6.The role of socializations
    Vs
    socialization
    Nature
    Self Stages of self

    Set a part from The preparatory


    others stage
    Family
    The play stage
    Religion and
    School The game stage
    state
    8.Agents of
    socialization
    Workplace
    Peer group
    Mass media and
    technology

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