BELIEF CONCEPTUAL AND AESTHETIC VALUE ELEMENT OF COMMUNITY
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This document discusses two dimensions of community: beliefs and values. It defines beliefs as specific statements held to be true, while values are standards about what is good or bad. The belief dimension includes concepts like religion, world creation, and salvation. Communities' aesthetic-value element refers to ideas about right and wrong, good and bad, and beauty. Values are formed through socialization in childhood and are very difficult to change in a community. Embracing diversity within unity is advocated to respect different cultural values.
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BELIEF CONCEPTUAL AND AESTHETIC VALUE ELEMENT OF COMMUNITY
- 2. DIMENS ION
- 4. BELIE FS Specific statements that people holds to be true (Macionis & Plummer 2007:134)
- 5. VALUE S The Standards, people have about what is good or bad (Macionis & Plummer 2007:134)
- 7. The belief-conceptual element of community is another structure of ideas, also sometimes contradictory, that people have about the nature of the universe, the world around them, their role in it, cause and effect, the nature of time, matter and behavior.
- 8. RELIGI ON
- 9. “GOD CREATED MAN ON HIS OWN IMAGE”
- 10. WORLD CREATIO N
- 11. SALVA TION
- 12. If you, the animator or mobilizer or community development worker are seen to be someone who is attacking the beliefs of the people, you will find your works hindered, opposition to you and your goals, and failure as mobilizer. Whether or not you want to oppose local beliefs, you must be seen to be not wanting them
- 13. In the broad sweep of human existence, the general trend of change has been for decrease in the number of deities, and a reduction from sacred-profane differences in space to secular space.
- 14. In humankind experience, it appears that those groups with local traditional Gods tends to be more tolerant of other Gods than are so called “universal” religious which each say they alone have the true answer.
- 15. THE AESTHETIC- VALUE ELEMENT OF COMMUNITY
- 16. The aesthetic-value element of community is the structure of ideas, sometimes paradoxical, inconsistent of contradictory that people have about good and bad, about beautiful and ugly, about right and wrong which are the justification that people cite to
- 17. The three axes along which people make judgements are all dependent upon what they learn from childhood.
- 18. ETHNOCEN TRISM
- 19. Judgement between: •Right and Wrong •Good and Bad •Beautiful and
- 21. SOCIALIZA TION
- 23. “VALUES ARE INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT TO CHANGE IN A COMMUNITY”