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Speaking of Culture

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Speaking of Culture

This text is a collection of instructor-authored background readings intended to accompany other activities, discussions, experiences, projects, and readings for courses in Cross-Cultural Perspectives. Its main purpose is to define culture and other concepts often associated with it.

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Nolan Weil
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Utah State University
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LibreTexts
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CC BY-NC
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EN
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Mục lục· 68 mục
  1. 01: What is Culture
  2. 1.01: Culture simply defined
  3. 1.02: Brief history of a concept
  4. 1.03: Franz Boas and the birth of American anthropology
  5. 1.04: Later 20th and 21st century developments
  6. 1.05: Final reflections
  7. 02: The Human Family
  8. 2.01: Origins and Diversity of Humanity
  9. 2.02: Where did we all come from
  10. 2.03: The Multiregional Origin Hypothesis
  11. 2.04: The Recent African Origin Hypothesis
  12. 2.05: But why do we all look so different on the surface
  13. 2.06: Race is not a biologically meaningful concept
  14. 2.07: Final Reflection
  15. 03: Origins of Culture
  16. 3.01: Culture as a product of human activity
  17. 3.02: Paleolithic material culture
  18. 3.03: Stone tools
  19. 3.04: Carved Figurines
  20. 3.05: Painting
  21. 3.06: Origins of mythology
  22. 3.07: Stories of creation A sampling
  23. 3.08: Similarities among creation stories
  24. 3.09: Accounting for common motifs
  25. 3.10: The Laurasian Novel
  26. 3.11: Final Reflection
  27. 3.12: Video Clips and Documentaries
  28. 3.13: References
  29. 04: Material Culture
  30. 4.01: The things we make
  31. 4.02: Taking to the road
  32. 4.03: From one end of the country to another
  33. 4.04: Final reflection
  34. 05: Culture as Thought and Action
  35. 5.01: Non-material aspects of culture
  36. 5.02: Beliefs
  37. 5.03: Values
  38. 5.04: Norms
  39. 5.05: Customs and Traditions
  40. 5.06: Rituals
  41. 5.07: Final reflection
  42. 06: Beliefs Values and Cultural Universals
  43. 6.01: Value Orientations Theory
  44. 6.02: Hofstedes dimensions of culture theory
  45. 6.03: Critique of Hofstedes theory
  46. 6.04: Final reflection
  47. 07: Group Membership and Identity
  48. 7.01: Preliminary remarks
  49. 7.02: Cultures and subcultures
  50. 7.03: Ethnicity
  51. 7.04: Racial identity
  52. 7.05: Social class and culture
  53. 7.06: Nationality
  54. 7.07: The origin of nations
  55. 7.08: National identity
  56. 7.09: Final reflection
  57. 08: Roots of American National Culture
  58. 8.01: Preliminary remarks
  59. 8.02: American beliefs and values
  60. 8.03: A closer look at American cultural diversity
  61. 8.04: Understanding U.S. Cultural Landscapes
  62. 8.05: Spanish influence
  63. 8.06: French influence
  64. 8.07: Dutch influence
  65. 8.08: Albions Seed
  66. 8.09: Englanders from Barbados
  67. 8.10: The Westward Expansion
  68. 8.11: Final reflection