Culture

Culture

1. Individuals encode messages

   • To go beyond from literal denotations.

2. Material and non- material manifestation.

3. Capabilities and habits acquired by an indivudual as a memeber of society.

   • It`s a construction
     • Factual knowledge
       • Observable and easy to grasp and learn
       • Literature, music, dance, painting, theater, film
     • Wide variety of aspects
       • Attitudes, assumptions, beliefs, perceptions, rituals, norms, values, social relationships, customs, conventions, patterns of interaction and discourse organization.
         • The use of time in communication and the use of physical sapce and body language.
       • Non- tangible
       • Are deeply internalizesd and sub conscious
         • It was imparted to us from birth

4. Culture for language teaching and learning.

   • Culture centered in the lived ecxperiences of people,
     • Intercultural communication.
       • Individual identity as a central concept in understanding culture

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