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Impact of Digital Communication on Culture - OCR A2 SOCIOLOGY
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Impact of Digital Communication on Culture - OCR A2 SOCIOLOGY
Conflict and Change
- Religious Fundementalism
- Howard
- 'Digital Jesus'
- Religious web communication
- 'Digital Jesus'
- ISIS
- Howard
- Kirk Patric
- Facebook Effect
- Movements started online
- Arab Spring
- Democratic Uprising
- Arab Spring
- Movements started online
- Facebook Effect
- Religious Fundementalism
Cultural Defence
- Giddens
- Reverse Colonisation
- Mexicanisation in California
- Crotaeu and Hoynes
- Digital Media companies are being forced to adapt to local practices
- Mohammadi
- Exaggerated Western images of homogenisation
- Glocolisation
- Global ideas have adapted to local practices
- Giddens
Cultural Homogenisation
- Majority of the internet is written in English
- Where western culture threatens to dominate other cultures
- Western Ideals
- Capitalism
- Patriarchy
- Consumerism
- Secularism
- Individualism
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- A mind map explaining how digital communication impacts cultures. This section talks about homogenisation, conflict, change and cultural defence - sociologists and studies included. Part of the OCR Sociology A level, component 3: Debates in contemporary sociology; specifically Globalisation and the digital social world.
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- Millie Salt
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