Elements of Culture

Definitions of culture, norms, sanctions, values, and the role of language. Also includes a discussion of the elements of the Sapir Whorf Hypothesis.

[@chadyenko]

I'm an individual reforming and constructing my own personal culture as a man, as a person etc. This was insightful, simple. Great stuff.

[@khnassima7193]

I'm gonna take my intercultural communication exam next week
I just wanna thank you for this useful and helpful explanation.u saved me thnx a lot.

[@DinethCat]

You explain complex concepts really well! And your highly qualified! helps me as an HR student. Thanks! :)

[@jane1522]

This video is very informative and makes it easy to understand! Thank you so much.

[@KellyHongie]

❤❤❤ this is super good thank you very much

[@raphaelnonato3756]

Hi, from Philippines, 11th Grade Student...

[@esharathore6163]

Thank u .

[@ananit2924]

The religion is an other important element in any culture, Because, I think that norms, values and sanctions are different of religion

[@pjanuario70]

Are you considering religion as an emic or etic approach?

[@rejingunasekaran]

Nice presentation

[@christinejessicapablo351]

4:30-7:00 Values

[@veronicaflores5575]

Thank you💗

[@mathernmhelela2874]

good

[@caseywinters3021]

People really debate whether thought or language came first? Does language think for itself or create itself? Do eggs lay chickens?

[@peterparfitt4743]

We can't know without language. We can act on instinct but we can't explain why we act without language. Language allows us to think, without it we're just a bunch of impulses.

[@caseywinters3021]

@@peterparfitt4743 creating language requires thought. Thought comes first

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[@TomBreazeal]

Childless restaurants? Never head of such a thing...

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