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    This document discusses the differences and similarities between folk and popular culture. Folk culture represents traditions practiced by small, isolated groups while popular culture is shared across large, diverse societies and involves entertainment. Both involve cultural practices and beliefs, though folk culture stems from isolation and popular culture from the sharing of culture more broadly.

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    This document discusses the differences and similarities between folk and popular culture. Folk culture represents traditions practiced by small, isolated groups while popular culture is shared across large, diverse societies and involves entertainment. Both involve cultural practices and beliefs, though folk culture stems from isolation and popular culture from the sharing of culture more broadly.

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    This document discusses the differences and similarities between folk and popular culture. Folk culture represents traditions practiced by small, isolated groups while popular culture is shared across large, diverse societies and involves entertainment. Both involve cultural practices and beliefs, though folk culture stems from isolation and popular culture from the sharing of culture more broadly.

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    FLORES, REGINE O.

    BEED BLOCK 2.
    MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO POPULAR CULTURE.

    LET US EXPLORE:
    ACTIVITY 1.1

    The differences and Similarities between folk and Popular Culture

    Popular culture is typically


    part of a large, heterogeneous
    society where everyone Folk culture represents
    shares specific habits. And is Folk Culture is often the traditions that get practiced
    the set of practices, beliefs, result of cultural isolation by small groups of people.
    and objects that embody the while Popular culture often Although they often live in
    most broadly shared results from cultural isolated or rural areas, it can
    meanings of social system. It diffusion. also be found in tight-knit
    includes entertainment and urban communities.
    linguistic conventions, among
    other things.

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