A Level Sociology Culture, Norms and Values Culture is shaped by norms and values

A Level SociologyCulture, Norms and Values

Cultureis shaped by norms and values

• To explore sociological ideas about culture

• To be able to define culture

• To understand what is meant by values and norms and understand how these shape culture

• To understand some of the ways that cultures can vary

Objectives

The ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular people

or society

Definition of culture

How is culture expressed?

What values does your culture have?

Value: things that people have strong beliefs about in society.

What is considered normal in your culture?

Norm: behaviour that is considered normal in any society.

Norms and values

Which norms are being demonstrated here?

Which values are being demonstrated here?

The Na (The Mosuo)

The San

Papua New Guinea

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OCR acknowledges the use of the following content: Slide 6 and 9 – Papua New Guinea Tribesman: Amy-Nichole-Harris/Shutterstock.com, Selection of Indian food: HLPhoto/Shutterstock.com, Language word cloud: Tupungato/Shutterstock.com Slide 7 and 9 - Religion word cloud: PlusONE/Shutterstock.com, San tribesman: Dietmar-Temps/Shutterstock.com, Rajasthani woman: wong-yu-liang/Shutterstock.com Slide 8 and 9- Hindu Indian wedding ceremony: Andy Lim /Shutterstock.com, Women with henna and saris: infinity21/Shutterstock.com, Geisha: nunosilvaphotography/Shutterstock.com Slide 10 - question mark pile – eyeidea/Shutterstock.com Slide 11 and 13 - Ways of holding a fork: Carlos-Yudica/Shutterstock.com, Queue: Oleksii-Sagitov/Shutterstock.com, Girl reading: Zurijeta/Shutterstock.com Slide 12 and 13 – Two people saying ‘thank you’: iQoncept/Shutterstock.com, children playing outside: Rossario/Shutterstock.com, Man sitting against wall: Mike Laptev/Shutterstock.com, Man and woman talking: paffy/Shutterstock.com Slide 14 - Gender equality: Michael-D-Brown/Shutterstock.com, Gay pride parade: Bikeworldtravel/Shutterstock.com, Diversity sign: Nelosa/Shutterstock.com, Animal rights protest: David-Fowler/Shutterstock.com Slide 15 – Mosuo girl and Boats on lake: Yu-Zhang/Shutterstock.com Slide 16 – San tribesmen: Dietmar-Temps/Shutterstock.com, San cave painting: EcoPrint/Shutterstock.com Slide 17 – Papua New Guinea Warriors: rhfletcher/Shutterstock.com, Papua New Guinea flag: Stephen Finn/Shutterstock.com

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