Functions of Culture and Philippine Popular Culture

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A set of question-and-answer flashcards covering definitions, key functions of culture, and Filipino examples from the lecture on Philippine Popular Culture.

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What single word refers to the complex whole that includes knowledge, art, law, morals, customs, and other capabilities acquired by humans as members of society?

Culture

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Why is culture described as the “bedrock of human society” in the lecture?

Because it provides a framework for interaction, meaning, and survival while influencing perceptions, guiding actions, and shaping collective destiny.

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Which three broad global benefits of culture were highlighted under “Why Culture Matters”?

Global Harmony, Social Cohesion, and Innovation.

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What four key functions of culture were identified in the lecture?

Social Control, Identity, Knowledge Transmission, and Social Solidarity.

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How does culture act as a form of social control?

By setting norms and expectations that guide behavior and subtly enforcing conformity through shared values and sanctions.

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Name the three mechanisms through which culture enforces social control.

Norms & Values, Sanctions, and Institutions.

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What two types of identity are shaped by culture according to the lecture?

Personal Identity and Group Identity.

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Give an example of how culture influences personal identity.

Values, beliefs, and practices learned from one’s culture shape an individual’s personality.

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Give an example of how culture influences group identity.

Shared customs and traditions create a sense of community and collective belonging.

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What are the three primary channels through which culture transmits knowledge?

Oral Traditions, Education Systems, and Art & Craft.

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Why are oral traditions important in cultural knowledge transmission?

They preserve historical and moral lessons through stories, songs, and myths.

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How does culture promote social solidarity?

By strengthening bonds through shared understandings, rituals, and collective experiences, leading to greater cohesion and stability.

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Which Filipino practice exemplifies social solidarity through collective effort?

Bayanihan.

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What Filipino gesture shows respect for elders and illustrates both social control and identity?

The practice of “Mano po” and the use of “po/opo.”

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How do fiestas function in Philippine culture?

They reinforce community bonds and shared heritage, demonstrating social solidarity.

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Which Filipino cultural activity demonstrates knowledge transmission through oral tradition?

Storytelling.

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Summarize the four overarching ways culture structures human life, according to the concluding thoughts.

It provides social control, forms identity, transmits knowledge across generations, and fosters solidarity.

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How does culture drive innovation?

By leveraging collective knowledge to spur creativity and progress.

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Which function of culture helps maintain order and stability in society?

Social Control.

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Which function of culture ensures the continuity of human experience and progress?

Knowledge Transmission.