Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Day 1
Activity: Based on the previous discussion kindly recall ideas related to culture and society,
sociology, cultural relativism and ethnocentrism by giving a related WORD or WORDS. Write
the correct spelling of your ideas on the station provided:
Day2
Activity: Let us recall!! Arrange the jumbled letters to form a word that are related to the past
lesson.
ECNUTLUATRINO ___________________
STHENCONERTIM ___________________
GOYSOCILO ___________________
SALIRCULUMTITUM ___________________
ROOPGOLYHANT ___________________
CANEGH ___________________
Day 3
Activity: Differentiate the CULTURE, SOCIETY and POLITICS in your own perspective. Call the
learners and let them read their work.
Day 4
Similarly, but perhaps of more consequence, rules that regulate nudity in public vary widely
around the world. In the U.S., we tend to frame nudity in general as an inherently sexual thing,
and so when people are nude in public, people may interpret this as a sexual signal. But in
many other places around the world, being nude or partially nude in public is a normal part of
life, be it at swimming pools, beaches, in parks, or even throughout the course of daily life (see
many indigenous cultures around the world). In these cases, being nude or partially nude is
not framed as sexual but as the appropriate bodily state for engaging in a given activity. In
other cases, like many cultures where Islam is the predominant faith, a more thorough
coverage of the body is expected than in other cultures. Due in large part to ethnocentrism,
this has become a highly politicized and volatile practice in today's world.
1. It seems strange to eat fish soup or stewed vegetables for breakfast in ___________?
2. A typical breakfast in Turkey, is quite different from what is considered a typical
breakfast in the ___________ or _____________.