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Chapter 2
This discussion focuses on the concepts of heritage, one’s intangible cultural heritage—
Learning Outcomes
4. Explain the factors involved in the cultural phenomena affecting health and
healthcare.
Key Concepts
I. Introductory Questions
A. Classroom Activity
Discussion
2. What are images of the places and icons of your generation and culture?
3. How and where were you socialized to the roles and rules of your family
and community?
4. Who is the person next to you? What is this person’s cultural, ethnic, and
religious heritage?
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5. How and where was this person socialized to the roles and rules of his or
This chapter focuses on the background theory relating to “heritage”—a given person’s
A. Classroom Activities
Discussion
becomes self-evident that the heritage(s) in which they were raised play a
Often, there are students who have parents from different heritages that are
various applications.
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A. Classroom Activity
The students must answer the Heritage Assessment Tool (Appendix B, pp.276-
278) on themselves and/or a classmate, score them, then structure the discussion
A. Classroom
Activity Discussion
technological changes that have impacted on daily life. When you were
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D. Discuss the impact of class, language, education, and literacy on daily life.
A. Classroom Activity
Discussion
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Chapter 2
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Figure 2.1
Remember "YOUR" Culture – Parade banner.
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Figure 2.2
Slide – A cement playground slide that four generations of my family played on.
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Figure 2.3
Class Ring – Meaningful icon.
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Critical Questions
1. Who am I ?
2. What is MY cultural, ethnic, and religious heritage?
3. How and where was I socialized to the roles and rules of my
family, community, and occupation?
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Objectives
1. Explain the links on the HERITAGECHAIN that contribute to
heritage consistency—culture, ethnicity, religion, and socialization.
2. Explain the links related to acculturation themes.
3. Discuss and give examples of cultural conflicts.
4. Explain the factors involved in the cultural phenomena
affecting health and healthcare.
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Heritage
• The degree to which a person’s lifestyle reflects his or her
traditional culture, such as African, American Indian, Asian,
Hispanic, or European.
• The values indicating heritage consistency exist on a continuum, and a
person can possess value characteristics of both a consistent heritage
(traditional) and an inconsistent heritage (acculturated).
• The concept of heritage consistency includes a determination of
one’s cultural, ethnic, and religious background.
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Culture
• The sum total of socially inherited characteristics of a human group
that comprises everything which one generation can tell, convey,
or hand down to the next
• The non-physically inherited traits we possess
• A “metacommunication system”
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Culture Characteristics
1. Culture is the medium of personhood and social relationships.
2. A complex whole in which each part is related to every other.
3. Learned, and must be learned by each person in a family and
social community.
4. Dependent on an underlying social matrix. (Bohannan, 1993)
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Cultural Symbols
1. Symbols of culture form the basis of all languages.
2. Symbols are everywhere.
3. Countless symbols are relevant to traditional HEALTH and
ILLNESS beliefs and practices.
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