Non material aspects of culture
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The archaeological record is material culture, but non-material aspects of culture are reflected in material ways. PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORD: artifact. feature. structure. burial. ecofact (“ecological artifact”) or biofact (“biological artifact”) site (many types) general purpose or habitation sites. cemeteries ...
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Culture is an enduring, slow to change, core characteristic of organizations; climate, because it is based on attitudes, can change quickly and dramatically. Culture refers to implicit, often indiscernible aspects of organizations; climate refers to more overt, observable attributes of organizations.
[DOC File]Deep Culture: The non-tangible aspects of culture such as ...
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The student includes a title, name, material title, non-material title, 5 pictures representing material aspects of culture, 5 pictures representing non-material aspects of culture, and a 3 paragraph report. The student includes 13 out of 14 required items. The student includes 10 out of 14 required items. The student is missing the required ...
[DOC File]Sociology: Culture Project
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: Choose a culture other than your own and research specific material and non-material aspects of that culture. Organize (see below) and type your research. Describe. examples of 7 of the 8 Cultural Universals (see reverse side of paper). Analyze. what your examples show about the culture’s norms (folkways, mores, taboos), values, beliefs.
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Text and illustrations are infused with (or reflect) values and worldview of Native cultures such as significance of community, extended family structures, harmony between material and non-material aspects of life, and the respect for the relationship among all aspects of Mother Earth.
Difference between material and non-material culture
Subjective culture includes worldviews, perception of environment, stereotypes, role expectations, and norms, whereas material or concrete culture includes the artifacts. However, it is important to keep in mind that each person is a unique individual who has his/her own unique cultural understandings and beliefs (Rodseth, 1998).
[DOC File]Unit 2: Culture (Vocabulary and Key Terms)
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Groups will complete a project (the format is up to you…creativity counts) explaining the cultural aspects of a cultural group (ie: Neo-Nazis) in the world. Discuss the non-material and material culture: language, values, norms, folkways, mores, taboos, beliefs, technology, material objects, gestures, symbols, behaviors, laws, superstitions ...
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What is your material and non-material culture? Draw and label your material cultural traits on and around this image. Your drawing should contain your . clothing, hair style, housing, music. you listen to . television shows. or . movies . you watch, and . food. you eat. In the thought bubble, include aspects of your non-material cultural ...
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Material Culture/Non-Material Culture (Ogburn, 1922): material culture is physical or technological aspects of our lives (food, housing, technology, etc.) and non-material culture are customs, beliefs, philosophies, and other non-tangible aspects of culture. Cultural Variation. Sub-Culture: segment of society that shares distinctive pattern of ...
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non-material culture. Material culture . consists of all those things that we can see and touch, and which we use in our daily lives. They may be artefacts, tools, books, furniture, vehicles, buildings, clothes, DVDs, computers, paintings, food, etc. Material culture can change very quickly as new inventions are made that can make our lives easier.
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