Chapter 12 Culture

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Culture

nexus of complex social interactions which are in relation to symbols, emotions, ideas, and material object

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why dont sociologists look at culture that much

  1. political reasons and the way we construct in academia

  2. culture is a process and a product

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discursive resources

cultural, linguistic, and material tools—such as language, narratives, symbols, or images—used to construct meaning, identities, and social realities in communication

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sociology of culture

focuses on the implicit construction ofculture. It seeks to identify and measure structures forming cultures and may be categorized as materialist. (ex: The social structure of patriarchy forms the culture of female subordination)

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Cultural sociology

explicity focuses on culture

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culture consists of

material matters, thoughts, habits, preferences, and ideol-ogy shared by a group of people.

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form of culture: material/material culture/cultural artifacts.

physical items (ex: artwork, music. food, clothing)

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nonmaterial culture

thoughts, values, preferences, habits, and distinctions of taste

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in groups

those who share in the culture,

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out groups

those who do not share the culture

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counterculture

posed against the dominant culture

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oppositional culture

a sociological theory suggesting that marginalized groups may form identities and behaviors that oppose dominant societal norms, often as a response to perceived structural discrimination or limited opportunities.

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oppositional culture follows which theory?

functionalist

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intentional communities,

collectives of people who share an ideology or moral outlook on life

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Four major themes of sociology of culture

Production

Consumtpiion

Stratification

Social boundary making

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Structure dictates the

degrees of freedom social actors have, that is, the number of possible actions to tak

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Culture dictates

he strategies of action within the social structure.

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Production studies generally focus on

industries where symbols are created and subse-quently, through consumption, are adopted by the public.

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Cultural Hegemony Theory (antonio gramsci)

explains how one social class rules over other classes within society through a monopoly of mass media and cultural production. helps explain why marx revlotuion never happened

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echo chamber

a feedback loop between production and consumption

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The corporate concentrated control over symbol production means two things

(1) those who are not members of the in-group have difficulty getting their products onto the globalmarket and

(2) broadcasts are legitimized in themarketing process.

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Only ______ percent of the top 1,200 popular films in 2018 had a gender-balanced cast

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. Males were depicted ____ times for every female.

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Less than ___ per-cent of films included a female lead or co-lead character.

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Around a ____ of all speaking characters are female, fewer in action/adventure films, at 29 percent

third

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