Lecture 3 Culture & Socialisation

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This document discusses culture and socialization. It explores how culture is shaped by language and symbols, and how language can shape our view of reality. It also examines cultural norms, values, and sub-cultures. Socialization is defined as the process of creating and managing oneself through the influence of agents like family and education, as well as rites of passage and cultural expectations at different life stages.

Sapir-Whorf
Hypothesis

Culture

Language

Reality

Language ‘shapes’ our world…
• “I can’t stop you”

• “Up to you lor…”

• “What do you want?

• “Yes?”

Are there any
norms you must
follow which you
DON’T like?

“The purity of different cultures
makes Malaysia a great country as it is
spurred by pragmatic policies,
especially the national transformation
policy. No other country could match
Malaysia in terms of cultural diversity
that made Malaysia’s special.”

Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

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Lecture 3 Culture & Socialisation

1. Culture & Socialisation

2. CULTURE

5. <words and symbols>

6. Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis Culture Language Reality

10. Language ‘shapes’ our world… • “I can’t stop you” • “Up to you lor…” • “What do you want? • “Yes?”

11.

12.

13. It’s never ‘just’ a symbol

14.

15. What has changed?

16. <body language>

17.

18. <norms and sanctions>

19. Are there any norms you must follow which you DON’T like?

20.

21.

22.

23.

24. <values>

25. What is a ‘value’?

26.

27. <sub-cultures>

28.

29. Ethno-Centrism

30. Cultural Relativism

31. Globalisation

32.

33.

34. <culture and ideology>

35. “The purity of different cultures makes Malaysia a great country as it is spurred by pragmatic policies, especially the national transformation policy. No other country could match Malaysia in terms of cultural diversity that made Malaysia’s special.” Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

36. Post-Materiality in Malaysia?

37. SOCIALISATION

38. CREATING the Self

39. Cooley’s Looking Glass Self

40. <agents of socialisation>

41.

42.

43.

44. Rite de Passage

45. Life Courses / Milestones

46. MANAGING the Self

47. Dramaturgical