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Subcultures
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Groups of people with norms, values, and material practices that differentiate them from their dominate culture.
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Material Culture
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All physical and tangible objects made and used by members of a cultural group. Ex. Clothing, furniture, paintings.
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Nonmaterial Culture
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Wide variety of tales, songs, lore, beliefs, superstitions, and costomes.
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Raymond Willams
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Culture theorist
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Folk
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Traditional, rual, the opposite of "popluar"
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Folk Cultures
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Small, cohesive, stable, nearly self sufficient groups that are homogeneous in custom and race. Strong family or Clan
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Folk Geography
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study of the spatial patterns and ecology of traditional groups.
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Eugene Wilhelm
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coined the phrase, "folk geography"
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Popular Culture
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in urban areas, societies permitting considerable individualism, innovation and change. Money based economy, division of labor, weaker family bonds
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What are the 5 themes of cultural ecology?
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religion, landscape, ecology, diffusion, interaction.
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Placelessness
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coined by Edward Relph, it's spatial standardization that diminishes regional variety. result from the spread of popular culture. destroys the uniqueness of a place.
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Convergence hypothesis
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hypothesis holding that cultural difference among places are beng reduced by improved transportation and communications systems leading to a homogenization of popular culture
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Local consumption cultures
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distinct consumption practices and preferences in food, clothing, music, and so forth formed in specific places and historical moments
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Consumer Nationalism
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A situation where local consumers favor nationally produced goods over imported goods as part of a nationalist political agenda
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Folk architecture
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Structures built by members of a folk society or culture in a traditional manor and style
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Leisure Landscape
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Landscapes that are planned and designed primarily for entertainment purposes, such as ski and beach resorts.
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Amenity Landscapes
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Landscapes that are prized for their natural and cultural aesthetic qualities by the tourism and real estate industries and their customers
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