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    Culture involves the education and guidance that forms people's behaviors, customs, traditions, and art from a young age. It differs around the world, with each region having its own characteristics. In a globalized world, cultural awareness is important to be conscious and open-minded about other cultures that may have different values or manners. Culture consists of repeated behaviors acquired and transmitted through symbols, as reflected in a group's habits, which are learned unconsciously from family and community. Despite differences in cultures, it connects all human groups.

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    Culture involves the education and guidance that forms people's behaviors, customs, traditions, and art from a young age. It differs around the world, with each region having its own characteristics. In a globalized world, cultural awareness is important to be conscious and open-minded about other cultures that may have different values or manners. Culture consists of repeated behaviors acquired and transmitted through symbols, as reflected in a group's habits, which are learned unconsciously from family and community. Despite differences in cultures, it connects all human groups.

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    Culture involves the education and guidance that forms people's behaviors, customs, traditions, and art from a young age. It differs around the world, with each region having its own characteristics. In a globalized world, cultural awareness is important to be conscious and open-minded about other cultures that may have different values or manners. Culture consists of repeated behaviors acquired and transmitted through symbols, as reflected in a group's habits, which are learned unconsciously from family and community. Despite differences in cultures, it connects all human groups.

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    first class review 7/08/19


    Introduction & deffinition of Culture

    The world, our home. Oh beautiful, rich and intriguing place. The planet Earth provides us
    unique gifts to every country, and each of us, depending on our particular characteristics,
    construe our own reality and version of life.

    From my point of view, culture involves education as an important element. Since we are
    little, we are taught to behave in a way that the society who surround us accepts as the
    correct one. This guidance is the one that will form us as people, and also will determine
    the language, customs, traditions and even what we consider as art.

    Each part of the world is recognized by some particular characteristics that the people
    have in common and share every day. Thanks to globalization, we need to have CULTURAL
    AWARENESS to be concious and open-minded when we meet with another culture that
    shares different values or manners than the ones we are used to.

    According to Tyler (1870), culture is a complex whole because of multiethnicity and as


    stated by Kroeber and Kluckhohn (1952), culture is a guide of behavior that consists of
    reapeted actions acquired and transmitted by symbols. Habits are the reflection of our
    culture because we live them in a natural process by observing, doing and reapeating
    them; in this learning process we develop habits unconsciously with our family and then
    we teach them.

    Culture is the way we build human groups and it is interesting to approach that diversity
    that connects us as human beings, despite the differences we have.

    / isabel valdes siliceo -310 lade

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