This document discusses the meaning of culture and its components. It defines culture as consisting of both material and nonmaterial products that are shared and learned by a group of interdependent people within a society. The key components that make up a culture are identified as technology, symbols, language, values, and norms. Technology refers to the physical objects and rules for using them that are part of a society's culture. Symbols, language, values, and norms are also important nonmaterial aspects of any given culture.
This document discusses the meaning of culture and its components. It defines culture as consisting of both material and nonmaterial products that are shared and learned by a group of interdependent people within a society. The key components that make up a culture are identified as technology, symbols, language, values, and norms. Technology refers to the physical objects and rules for using them that are part of a society's culture. Symbols, language, values, and norms are also important nonmaterial aspects of any given culture.
This document discusses the meaning of culture and its components. It defines culture as consisting of both material and nonmaterial products that are shared and learned by a group of interdependent people within a society. The key components that make up a culture are identified as technology, symbols, language, values, and norms. Technology refers to the physical objects and rules for using them that are part of a society's culture. Symbols, language, values, and norms are also important nonmaterial aspects of any given culture.
The meaning of culture: culture is made up of all the shared
products, both material culture and nonmaterial culture.
What is the difference between society and culture?
Society is a group of interdependent people who have organized
in such ways as to share a common culture and feeling of unity.
Society consists from people , and culture consists of material and
nonmaterial product that people create .
What are the components of culture?
Culture is both learned and shared .
While specific products are differ between cultures .
1-technology: society’s culture consists of not only physical
objects but also the rules for using those objects . sociologists refer this combination of objects and rules ( technology) .
2-symbols: is anything that is used to represent anything else.
3-language: it is the organization of written or spoken symbols
into a standardized systems.
4-values : are shared believes about what is good or bad , right
or wrong, desirable of undesirable. The types of values held by a group help to determine the characteristics of its people and the kind of culture they create.
5-norms: are shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations.