Globalisation & Culture 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyGlobalization & CultureUniversityOther Created by: Sam MartinCreated on: 01-05-14 17:40 What is Cultural Hybridity? The intertwining of different cultures that are shared. It is a mixture of culture, nothing is lost or absorbed. 1 of 18 What are the characteristics of Global Culture (Street, 1997) Apolitical Character, Symbolic Creativity, Product & Distribution, Identity of Consumer 2 of 18 Why does Murphy advocate 'the myth of globalisation?' (1983) No Plurality, Cultures are SELECTED. No 'global' culture only the 'dominant' culture of US 3 of 18 What does Gurnah (1997) see culture as fulfilling? connects and contrasts us from our immediate environment. 4 of 18 What is the 'Looking-Glass' (Gurnah 1997)? Where one views other cultures more closely and COMPARES them to their own 5 of 18 What is the Culture-Complex (Gurnah, 1997)? Medium for the construction of MEANING and channel for exchanging KNOWLEDGE. It's a means for exchange, education & change. 6 of 18 How did Rock n' Roll link to Zanzibarian's CCs? link to international youth movement and emerging cultural common denominators. 7 of 18 How do we experience the same distances in new ways (Tomlinson, 1999) Through mass media and communication technologies. 8 of 18 Global business reflects: A sheltering from the local 9 of 18 What is the Unicity? a sense that the world is becoming for the first time in history, a SINGLE SOCIAL & CULTURAL SETTING. 10 of 18 How does Tomlinson define culture? order of life in which human beings construct meaning through practices of symbolic representation. 11 of 18 What does Garcia-Canclini believe to be happening to international music artists? DETERRITORIALIZATION & RETERRITORIALIZATION 12 of 18 What have INTERNATIONAL MARKETING DEPARTMENTS had a growing influence on? the acquisition, prioritizing and circulation of the music of recording artists. 13 of 18 What are the new judgments in the music industry? Semiotic, political, economic, and marketing. 14 of 18 What is Hannerz's (1990) view on changing social relations as a result of globalisation? World has become one network of social relationships, and between its different regions there is a flow of meanings as well as of people and goods 15 of 18 What must the perspective of cosmopolitanism entail? relationships to a PLURALITY of cultures understood as DISTINCTIVE entities. 16 of 18 Cosmopolitanism is a stance towards? OPENNESS, a search for CONTRASTS 17 of 18 What is Theroux's (1986) theory? HOME PLUS 18 of 18
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