Chapter 2: Culture

1. Norms

1.1. what you wear in certain occasions

1.1.1. weddings/ funerals

1.1.1.1. school

1.1.1.1.1. work

1.2. how you should behave towards others

1.2.1. polite

2. Values

2.1. what makes it important

2.1.1. beliefs

2.1.1.1. good life

2.1.1.1.1. the truth and right

3. Symbols

3.1. art

3.2. politics

3.3. economics

4. Cultural relativism

4.1. understanding groups

4.1.1. beliefs

4.1.1.1. practices

5. Historical particularism

5.1. develop in specific ways

5.1.1. cultural diffusion

5.1.1.1. racial sterotyping

6. Power

6.1. stratification

6.2. action/influence

7. Hegemony

7.1. material power

7.1.1. political

7.1.1.1. military power

7.2. consent and agreement

8. Epigenetics

8.1. analysis gene in which someone is born

8.1.1. DNA

8.2. stress

8.3. social inequality

8.4. migration

9. Culture

9.1. beliefs

9.1.1. pattern of behavior

9.1.1.1. artifacts

9.2. learned by a group of people

10. Enculturation

10.1. religious

10.1.1. English class

10.1.1.1. family/friends

10.2. process of learning cultural

11. Mental maps of reality

11.1. cultural of what kinds of people and things exist

12. Unilinear cultural evolution

12.1. all cultures would evolve through the same sequences stages

12.1.1. savage

12.1.1.1. barbarian

12.1.1.1.1. civilized

13. Structural functionalism

13.1. internal balance

13.2. equilibrium

13.3. society

14. Thick description

14.1. deep cultural meanings

14.2. families for prestige

14.2.1. power

14.2.1.1. resources

14.3. interpretivist approach

15. Agency

15.1. norms

15.2. values

15.3. mental maps of reality

15.4. symbols

16. Human microbiome

16.1. genes

16.2. bodily functions

16.2.1. digestion

16.2.1.1. vitamin

16.2.1.1.1. immunity