What's the Difference between a Society and a Culture? Theory To Go 1
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2022
- What's the difference between a society and a culture? In this episode of Theory To Go, we'll provide concrete definitions for each term that are grounded in social science research and compare their usage in anthropology and sociology.
The host, Alexander K. Smith, holds a PhD in the Anthropology of Tibet and the Himalayas from the University of Paris and an MA from Oxford University.
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Can you tell the relationship and difference between society and culture from anthropologist perspective like Radcliffe brown , malinowski , Clifford geertz
Society is what people do together. Culture comprises the societal values that "stick", that prove their worth over time. I don't think the "multicultural" society can be functional as a society that generates its own culture. Culture is a repository of societal movement; society produces culture.