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WORLDVIEW
CULTURE
The label anthropologists give to the structured
customs and underlying worldview assumptions
which people govern their lives. Culture is a
peoples’ way of life, their design for living, their way
of coping with their biological, physical, and social
environment. It consists of learned, patterned
assumptions (worldview), concepts and behavior,
plus the resulting artifacts (material culture).
WORLDVIEW
The deep level of culture, is the culturally structured
set of assumptions including values and
commitments/allegiances underlying how people
perceive and respond to reality.
CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTURE AND
WORLDVIEW
Social subsystem
Economics
subsystem
CULTURE AND EXPERIENCE
We all develop expectations based on our early experiences.
Some are biological, such as food, comforts or pain. But
expectations are also greatly affected by all kinds of
experiences. We formulate expectations from previous
experiences, guided by the society around us and by our own
analytical faculties. We learn from experience, but then we
process and evaluate new experiences in light of our previous
experiences.
SHARED EXPERIENCES
As a group of people go through certain experiences together, they
develop a certain bond of empathy and identification. As they reflect
on the meaning of these life experiences and adapt to the
circumstances, they further come to have a similar perspective on
their situation. This reflection and their response to the
circumstances normally lead to a generalization of what the world
must be like.
Tumala, Ellenoi S.
Manlangit, Erna B.
Nabos, Gyselle P.
Submitted to:
MR. MARK LLANTO
Instructor in Elective