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Popular culture is the same as youth culture

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The example of Comic Market was used to illustrate which way to study popular culture sociologically?

Popular culture as resistance to society

What is the name of the scholar who wrote Homo Ludens (1938), and argued that play is necessary for culture?

Johan Huizinga

Which is not a common category of games?

Games of emotion

What is the idea, developed by Ray Oldenburg, that places besides the home and workplace have important social value?

Third place

"The relation between symbol and what it refers to is arbitrary". What does this mean?

There is no obvious connection between the two

Varying pitch, loudness, tempo or duration of sounds (saying "it's beautiful" or saying "it's beauuuuuuuu-tiful!!!") is:

Paralanguage

Why are many languages in China called "dialects"?

Because it helps promote national solidarity and reduces regionalism

Changing your language variety or register depending on the particular situation is called:

Code-switching

A group of people who identify with each other based on shared cultural heritage, ancestry, country of origin, language.

Ethnicity

What was used as an example where men use very indirect, "flowery" language, and women are more direct?

Malagasy (language of Madagascar)

The idea that Deaf people should limit sign language and blend in with the hearing community is called:

Oralist approach

The spread of people, their cultures and languages, products, money, ideas, and information around the world is called:

Globalization

According to the author, approximately how many languages are still surviving today?

6000

Which of the following is directly mentioned as a major cause of the extinction of languages?

Mass movement of people around the world

While the author notes that digital technology is rapidly transforming communication, she warns that:

Needing access to so many technologies deepens gaps between rich and poor

Which of the following is an example of sex?

Having one "X" and one "y" chromosome

The idea of everyday interaction as a series of context-specific performances was developed by the sociologist:

Erving Coffman

How do we call pressures for men to act in an aggressive way, hostile towards women and homosexuals?

Toxic masculinity

The "Me Too" movement refers to:

A social media campaign for women sharing their experiences of harassment

The existence of alternate genders beyond binaries ("thirdness") can be understood as an example of:

Liminality

Across all cultures, farming is considered a man's job because it is physically demanding.

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Across all cultures, the color pink is associated with feminine identities.

‪✕‬

Why did the authors compare gender and sexuality to food?

To illustrate that it has a biological basis but a cultural expression

The assumption that all cultures divide human beings into only two genders is called a ___ model of gender.

Binary

Negative associations with female bodily fluids, such as menstrual blood, are widespread in the world's major religions.

○

In the Hawaiian language, "Kanaka Maoli" refers to:

Native Hawaiian

In Hawaiian culture, those who embrace both feminine and masculine traits, and fulfill the role of teachers of song:

Mãhu

Through deep, loud voices and intimidating movements, Ho'onani and the boys group learned to perform their ___.

Masculinity

People who are considered the original inhabitants of a given region

Indigenous people

What, if anything, is "new" about contemporary globalization?

Its intensity: in how many ways, and how fast, places are connected

The idea of globalization as a destructive force, making everybody the same across the world, is associated with:

The McDonaldization of Society (George Ritzer, 2004)

"Hawaiian pancakes" topped with cream and fruits like strawberries, are considered "authentic" food by Native Hawaiians

‪✕‬

The Hawaiian dish "Poke" is made out of:

Raw fish

Choose the correct term for: "taking an element of another's culture and using it for one's own purposes".

Cultural appropriation

Provide the correct definition for:

Globalization

What example of Zapotec culture was used to illustrate glocalization?

Using plastic Tupperware instead of earthen containers for storing tamales

Salsa dancing stands out as a practice that is identical across cultures

‪✕‬

How comfortable you are with norms for talking, speaking, dressing, behavior, and "taste" depends on your:

Habitus

A group of people who identify with each other based on shared cultural heritage, ancestry, history, country of origin.

Ethnicity

Which was brought up as an example of "Imagined Communities"?

Feeling involved with your nation because of international sports events

A system that supports a continued unfair advantage for some and harmful treatment of others based on ethnicity

Structural racism

What led towards the creation and spread of the "Black Lives Matter" movement?

Violence, including by police officers, against African Americans

When people move away from their original homeland, voluntarily or involuntarily:

Diaspora

According to AAA, DNA evidence shows that:

There is more variation within "racial" groups than between them

Which of the following is not a way in which the ideology of race influenced 19th century politics in the US?

It helped create social organizations like "Black Lives Matter"

How can the idea of "race" be linked to colonialism?

It became a strategy for dividing and controlling colonized people

The "racial" worldview was _1_ to assign some groups to perpetual low status, while others were permitted access to _2_

1. "invented"; 2. "privilege, power, and wealth".

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問題一覧

Popular culture is the same as youth culture

‪✕‬

The example of Comic Market was used to illustrate which way to study popular culture sociologically?

Popular culture as resistance to society

What is the name of the scholar who wrote Homo Ludens (1938), and argued that play is necessary for culture?

Johan Huizinga

Which is not a common category of games?

Games of emotion

What is the idea, developed by Ray Oldenburg, that places besides the home and workplace have important social value?

Third place

"The relation between symbol and what it refers to is arbitrary". What does this mean?

There is no obvious connection between the two

Varying pitch, loudness, tempo or duration of sounds (saying "it's beautiful" or saying "it's beauuuuuuuu-tiful!!!") is:

Paralanguage

Why are many languages in China called "dialects"?

Because it helps promote national solidarity and reduces regionalism

Changing your language variety or register depending on the particular situation is called:

Code-switching

A group of people who identify with each other based on shared cultural heritage, ancestry, country of origin, language.

Ethnicity

What was used as an example where men use very indirect, "flowery" language, and women are more direct?

Malagasy (language of Madagascar)

The idea that Deaf people should limit sign language and blend in with the hearing community is called:

Oralist approach

The spread of people, their cultures and languages, products, money, ideas, and information around the world is called:

Globalization

According to the author, approximately how many languages are still surviving today?

6000

Which of the following is directly mentioned as a major cause of the extinction of languages?

Mass movement of people around the world

While the author notes that digital technology is rapidly transforming communication, she warns that:

Needing access to so many technologies deepens gaps between rich and poor

Which of the following is an example of sex?

Having one "X" and one "y" chromosome

The idea of everyday interaction as a series of context-specific performances was developed by the sociologist:

Erving Coffman

How do we call pressures for men to act in an aggressive way, hostile towards women and homosexuals?

Toxic masculinity

The "Me Too" movement refers to:

A social media campaign for women sharing their experiences of harassment

The existence of alternate genders beyond binaries ("thirdness") can be understood as an example of:

Liminality

Across all cultures, farming is considered a man's job because it is physically demanding.

‪✕‬

Across all cultures, the color pink is associated with feminine identities.

‪✕‬

Why did the authors compare gender and sexuality to food?

To illustrate that it has a biological basis but a cultural expression

The assumption that all cultures divide human beings into only two genders is called a ___ model of gender.

Binary

Negative associations with female bodily fluids, such as menstrual blood, are widespread in the world's major religions.

○

In the Hawaiian language, "Kanaka Maoli" refers to:

Native Hawaiian

In Hawaiian culture, those who embrace both feminine and masculine traits, and fulfill the role of teachers of song:

Mãhu

Through deep, loud voices and intimidating movements, Ho'onani and the boys group learned to perform their ___.

Masculinity

People who are considered the original inhabitants of a given region

Indigenous people

What, if anything, is "new" about contemporary globalization?

Its intensity: in how many ways, and how fast, places are connected

The idea of globalization as a destructive force, making everybody the same across the world, is associated with:

The McDonaldization of Society (George Ritzer, 2004)

"Hawaiian pancakes" topped with cream and fruits like strawberries, are considered "authentic" food by Native Hawaiians

‪✕‬

The Hawaiian dish "Poke" is made out of:

Raw fish

Choose the correct term for: "taking an element of another's culture and using it for one's own purposes".

Cultural appropriation

Provide the correct definition for:

Globalization

What example of Zapotec culture was used to illustrate glocalization?

Using plastic Tupperware instead of earthen containers for storing tamales

Salsa dancing stands out as a practice that is identical across cultures

‪✕‬

How comfortable you are with norms for talking, speaking, dressing, behavior, and "taste" depends on your:

Habitus

A group of people who identify with each other based on shared cultural heritage, ancestry, history, country of origin.

Ethnicity

Which was brought up as an example of "Imagined Communities"?

Feeling involved with your nation because of international sports events

A system that supports a continued unfair advantage for some and harmful treatment of others based on ethnicity

Structural racism

What led towards the creation and spread of the "Black Lives Matter" movement?

Violence, including by police officers, against African Americans

When people move away from their original homeland, voluntarily or involuntarily:

Diaspora

According to AAA, DNA evidence shows that:

There is more variation within "racial" groups than between them

Which of the following is not a way in which the ideology of race influenced 19th century politics in the US?

It helped create social organizations like "Black Lives Matter"

How can the idea of "race" be linked to colonialism?

It became a strategy for dividing and controlling colonized people

The "racial" worldview was _1_ to assign some groups to perpetual low status, while others were permitted access to _2_

1. "invented"; 2. "privilege, power, and wealth".