Practical Work Culture
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ScribdTranslationsUNIVERSITY OF LAFRONTERA
FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PEDAGOGY IN SPANISH AND COMMUNICATION
TEMUCO
Cultural Practical Work
Andrea Arias
Susan
Coronado
Amori
Corvalán
Patricia
Galindo
August 23
from 2007
1. Make a brief, precise, and comprehensive summary of the different jobs.
from the word culture
The different notions of the concept of culture imply certain prejudices that it
society possesses. In fact, the most common concept relates to a certain 'state
developed from the mind,” the execution of the so-called cultural activities and,
certainly, their products as a derivative of the cultural process. Specifically, these three
notions that are interconnected can be literally recognized in our
society, as massively accepted meanings by social convention.
Well then, the use of the concept of culture - because it refers to that which is capable of
building the man - has varied throughout history, according to the evolutionary processes of
the societies.
In Rome it meant 'cultivation of the land' and later 'cultivation of species'.
humans." At that time, it was used as the opposite of savagery, therefore, the
A civilized man was an educated man.
Starting from the 13th century, (Romanticism) the cultural term was used to refer to the 'cultivation of
the intellectual faculties
philosophy, science, art, religion, etc. The quality of cult fell upon the person, for this reason, it
He spoke lightly of a 'cultured or uncultured' man.
New theoretical currents such as sociology and anthropology redefined the
term, like the total set of human acts in a given community,
independent of the type of practices. This new meaning of the concept of culture implies a
a conception that is much more respectful and avoids the discrimination of people and communities.
Finally, when studying culture as a social fact, it tends to be considered
the meanings and values that men of a society attribute to their
practices. In this sense, society and culture are two sides of the same coin.
collective production constitutes a universe of meanings that are in
constant change from generation to generation.
2. Explain in your own words:
a) What do you understand by the concept of socialization?
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Socialization is the way in which society transmits, through its agents
respective (family, educational institutions, and social media), culture
to which it belongs and has created. It constitutes a legacy of socio-cultural maintenance.
which is carried out through communication and interaction among its members.
Such legacy is subject to a selection and issuance process, according to its
interests.
b) How would you characterize the individual aspects of culture?
The individual aspect of culture is characterized by being the process of selection of
the learnings that the members of a cultural society execute during their process
socializer, in order to become individuals.
It should be noted that these aspects allow the individual to accumulate and select.
a series of differentiating elements that ultimately relate to
that personal perspective that each individual has on life.
3. Explain in your own words:
a) Analyze all the elements that, in your opinion, are missing to explain the
cultural phenomenon as a context for production and interpretation of
meanings.
From a communicative and even philosophical point of view, it is possible to add as
element of analysis of the cultural phenomenon Semiology, a discipline that deals with
anything that can be considered as a sign.
In general terms, semiotics studies cultural processes and by
addition of the subsisting processes of communication and signification.
Undoubtedly, the context will serve as a guide in the face of these processes that
they belong to symbolic anthropology, given that the interpretation and production of
meanings will be subject to the particular lifestyle shared by the members
of a certain cultural society.
On the other hand, the socializing element of culture - social heritage - contributes to
good measure to the production and interpretation of meanings, since it is about a
cognitive process that requires communicative interaction.
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b) Explain the concept of social relations of production, in relation to
the one of culture; take the concepts of high culture and as the axis of your analysis
lower.
The concept of social relations of production is related to the structure
the economy of a society, being an active part of the social construction of culture -
infrastructure - or material base, where the productive forces interact and the
production relations.
Now then, productive forces or labor forces are referred to as the means
of production or elements necessary to produce goods. In this context, they are vital
importance of interpersonal relationships that are established from the bonds that
people possess their tools and with the product that results from it
that productive relationship.
In our capitalist society, the means of production are in the hands of a
social class, which by definition belongs to an economic cultural sphere.
Thus, for example, the lower class is associated with low or popular culture and the upper class with
its respective opposite.
In this way, by relating uncultured people to a low culture and vice versa
one of the most deep-seated and discriminatory social representations of all is exercised.
the times.