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Sociology

Sociology Chapter Three Culture Culture & Society Culture - totality of learned, socially transmitted customs, knowledge, material objects, and behavior Culture & Society Culture - totality of learned, socially transmitted customs, knowledge, material objects, and behavior

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Culturally Responsive Environments

Culturally Responsive Environments. TOPIC Making a Difference: Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) May 14, 2012 PRESENTER Dr. Patrick C. Coggins, PhD ., LLD ( Hon.) Sponsored by Stetson University Diversity Council. 1. Cultural Competence Philosophy.

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SCULPTURE: 3-Dimensional Art

SCULPTURE: 3-Dimensional Art. Permanence 3-dimensional art / realistic Types- full round (may use devices for support) Relief: maintains 2-d quality, low or high (by half their depth) Linear (thin, elongated items), mobiles. Methods of Execution. Subtraction (carving away)

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Culture

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Projective Interviewing

INFO 272. Qualitative Research Methods 12 March 2009. Projective Interviewing. Assignment 2. You must record your interviews. Themes reviewed. interviewing as a negotiation : letting the interviewee lead the way guiding toward topics, providing prompts and encouragement, memory jogs.

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The Sky around Our Bodies Climate and atmospheric perception

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FOLK and POPULAR CULTURE Folk Culture

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Sociocultural Forces

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CULTURE

CULTURE. What is culture ? Culture is defined as the beliefs, values, behavior, and material objects shared by a particular people . Components of culture Material culture Nonmaterial culture. Example of non-material culture Here a president gets a Maori greeting.

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CULTURE

CULTURE. What is culture ? Culture is defined as the beliefs, values, behavior, and material objects shared by a particular people . Components of culture Material culture Nonmaterial culture. Example of non-material culture Here a president gets a Maori greeting.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Linking Ontario Students and Their Past Cathy MacDonald and Joanne Lea OHASSTA Conference Toronto, 2008. What is archaeology?. the study of the HUMAN past from the examination of remains of material culture: -artifacts (materials modified and used by humans e.g. an axe)

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Chapter One What Is Anthropology?

Chapter One What Is Anthropology?. Key Terms. physical anthropology The study of humans from a biological perspective. paleoanthropology Area of physical anthropology interested in reconstructing the evolutionary record of the human species.

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6 th grade Aboriginal art

6 th grade Aboriginal art. Introduction .

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The Missing Mediation in Pragmatic Interpretations of Hegel

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Qualitative data analysis : An introduction

Qualitative data analysis : An introduction. Carol Grbich Chapter 16 : Visual data analysis. Visual data. Visual records fall into three groupings: A. Visual records currently in existence such as: film newspaper images artwork (paintings, posters, cartoons) computer images

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Example 2: Soviet and Post-Soviet consumption: material culture and social life (interpreting messages and attracting i

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Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets

Chapter 4. Cultural Dynamics in Assessing Global Markets. Elements of Culture. ? Material Culture ? Technology ? Economics ? Social Institutions ? Social Organization ? Education ? Political Structures ? Humans and The Universe ? Belief Systems

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Slovenian history

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Beliefs and Material Culture

Beliefs and Material Culture. Beliefs - Ideas about the nature of reality (science, gods , etc ) Beliefs are true to us, but the basis is our faith in them and they are often unprovable These are often a catalyst of controversy in society.

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