________ is free to all those willing to assume the heavy burden of mastering its craft.
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celebrity gossip
Morning ________ is the evening talk show host's monologue.
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RapRap
________ is a public art, and rappers are perhaps our greatest public poets, extending a tradition of liquorism that spans continent and stretches back thousands of years.
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Popular culture
________ is the term that once characterized mass- produced or slow- growing cultures.
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counterculture
any distinct subpopulation that rejects or opposes aspects of the mainstream culture.
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culture
the way of life of a people, specifically the ideas and things that people create and share with each other.
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high culture
the culture of elites, which is typically sophisticated,expensive, and exlcusive.
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instrumental behavior
task oriented behavior that is typically more rational than soulful
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popular culture
activities associated with leisure time in an industrial economy, As opposed to high culture, pop culture is inclusive of the masses.
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socialization
the internalization of the way of life of a society such that our personalities reflect what society expects of us.
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subculture
within a soicety there are thousands of distinct subpopulations that have their own unique cultural identites.
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taste culture
particular subcultures have interests in certain food, dance, and music.
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values
notions of good and bad, right, and wrong.
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access
to obtain or make use of or take advantage of something
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advertisements
messages used to persuade consumers to buy goods or services
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audience
the person or persons to whom the writing is addressed
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censorship
restricting access to ideas and information
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codes
Symbols, commonly agreed upon, used to express the thoughts, feelings, and meanings between people of a community
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commodity
articles of commerce
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consumer culture
a culture in which personal worth and identity reside not in the people themselves but in the products with which they surround themselves
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consumption
the utilisation of economic goods to satisfy needs or in manufacturing
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convergence
the occurrence of two or more things coming together
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counter culture
group that rejects the values, norms, and practices of the larger society and replaces them with a new set of culture patterns
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