Cultural Relativism

1. Members : Kelvin James Cata
Dave Cahilap
Earl Jeric Clarin
Leil Cagaanan

3. EACH CULTURE DIFFIRS
FROM ANOTHER AS EACH
DEFINES REALITY
DIFFERENTLY. AS A RESULT,
SOME PEOPLE FIND IT
DIFFICULT TO GET ALONG
WITH OR UNDERSTAND
OTHER PEOPLE ‘S WAY OF
THINKING AND DOING

4. EACH CULTURE HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE
PRACTICES AND TRADITIONS.

5. CULTURES THAT ARE VIEWED AS DIFFERENT
AND STRANGE ARE COMPOUND BY
ETHNOCENTRISM —THE TENDENCY TO
EVALUATE OTHER CULTURES IN TERMS OF
ONE’S OWN AND TO CONCLUDE THAT OTHER
CULTURES ARE INFERIOR, BARBARIC, OR
IMMORAL.

6. TO MITIGATE THE NEGATIVE EFFECT OF
ETHNOCENTRISM, IT HAS SUGGESTED THAT
CULTURAL RELATIVITY BE POPULARIZED.

7. IN STUDYING CULTURE, IT
IS IMPORTANT TO
DETERMINE ITS FORMS. A
GOOD PORTION OF
CULTURE IS VISIBLE AND
TANGIBLE SINCE IT
CONSIST OF HUGE
NUMBER OF PRODUCTS
CONCEIVED AND
MANUFACTURED BY
PEOPLE.

8. 1. TANGIBLE
2. INTANGIBLE

9. TANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE INCLUDES
ALL MATERIALS , SUCH AS ARTIFACTS,
BUILDINGS OR LANDSCAPES , TOOLS,
FURNITURE, BRIDGES, AND ANY PHYSICAL
SUBSTANCE WHICH HAS BEEN CHANGE AND
USED BY PEOPLE.
IN FACT, TANGIBLE HERITAGE PROVIDES
THE PHYSICAL SOACE FOR THE NON
PHYSICAL EXPRESSION OF CULTURE .

10. THE OTHER FORM OF CULTURE IS NON-
MATERIAL OR INTANGIBLE. IT CONSIST OF
ABSTRACTION THAT INCLUDE KNOWLEDGE,
BELIEFS, VALUES, RULES FOR BEHAVIOR,
TRADITIONAL SKILLS AND TECHNOLOGIES,
RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES.

11. TRADITIONS AND LIVING EXPRESSION THAT
PEOPLE INHERITED FROM THEIR
ANCESTORS AND PASSED ON THROUGH THE
YEARS

12. ORAL TRADITIONS
PERFORMING ARTS
RITUALS
FESTIVITIES
SOCIAL PRACTICES
SKILLS