kultura

kultura

Distinctly human; transmitted through learning; traditions and customs that govern behavior and beliefs.

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Category: Cultural anthropology
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ekspresivna kultura

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

The arts; people express themselves creatively in dance, music, song, painting, sculpture, pottery, cloth, storytelling, verse, prose, drama, and comedy.

materijalna kultura

Sociology; General sociology

A term referring to all the things that people make and use in society.

nematerijalna kultura

Sociology; General sociology

Cultural adjustments to material conditions, such as customs, beliefs, patterns of communication, and ways of using material objects.

kultura siromaštva

Sociology; General sociology

A theory associated with victim-blame that holds that individuals and groups in poverty are responsible for their own plight and maintains that the central problem is that years ...

kuluk

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Neplaćeni rad u zamjenu za oporezivanje, obično na gradnji i održavanju cesti.

produktivnost

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Osnovna karakteristika jezika; sposobnost korišćenja pravila jezika za stvarenje novih izraza koji su razumljivi osobama koje govore taj jezik.

stratifikacija

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Characteristic of a system with socioeconomic strata, sharp social divisions based on unequal access to wealth and power; see stratum.

kulturne determinante

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Those who relate behavior and social organization to cultural or environmental factors. This view focuses on variation rather than universals and stresses learning and the role of ...

sredstva za proizvodnju

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Land, labor, technology, and capital-major productive resources.

ritual

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Behavior that is formal, stylized, repetitive, and stereotyped, performed earnestly as a social act; rituals are held at set times and places and have liturgical orders. Shaman-A ...