The Nature of Culture: Essential
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Clues
- a mould into which reality poured, whatever its individual shape. A stereotype is a simplified and generalised image of a group of people, which is created out of the values, judgements and assumptions of its creators, in most cases society itself (10)
- a pre-formed opinion, usually an unfavourable one, based on insuffiicent knowledge, irrational feelings, or inaccurate stereotypes (9)
- according to Arnold "the best that has been thought and said": Art, Literature and Music (4, 7)
- all of the processes through which we are inducted into society (13)
- any category based on power, wealth or income (6, 5)
- the cultural products and practices of the young (5, 7)
- the culture of those with power and influence (5, 7)
- the products and practices of everyday life as practiced and valued by ordinary people (7, 3, 7)
- the things people do in everyday life - such as greeting each other (8, 8)
- the things we encounter in our daily lives (8, 7)
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