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CULTURE 4.

Vibrant Communities – Social


• Was derived from Latin word solidarity, cohesion, social inclusion,
“colore”, which means to tend to the community empowerment, civic
earth and grow, or cultivation and pride, tolerance
nurture (Zimmermann, 2017)
ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF CULTURE
• It encompasses religion, food,
clothes, language, marriage, music, 1. Contribution to job creation – from
beliefs, behavior, etiquette, and a industrial to ‘creative’ economy.
million other things (De Rossi, 2017) 2. Contribution to tourism.
3. Cultural planning – involves broad
CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION community engagement.
• Involves the information of shared
norms and knowledge with which CULTURAL SENSITIVITY
people associate their individual and • An attitude and way of behaving in
collective cultural identities. which you are aware of and
knowledge cultural differences; it’s
• Globalization brings increasing crucial for such global goals as world
interconnectedness among different peace and economic growth as well
populations and cultures. as for effective interpersonal
communication (Franklin & Mizell,
INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL BENEFITS OF 1995)
CULTURE
GENDER SENSITIVITY
1. Intrinsic Benefits – Culture brings
people together (leisure, 1. Gender Assignment – gender from
entertainment, information, shared birth (biological classification).
experiences)
2. Gender Role – defined by society and
2. Improved learning and valuable its view on what male or female
skills – Education and lifelong should be.
learning.
3. Gender Identity – how a person
3. Better health and well-being – identifies and sees himself/herself.
creativity and cultural engagement
improve mental and physical health. 4. Gender Attribution – how
society/culture identifies a person
based on that society’s view of
gender role without knowing the
person’s identification.
CULTURAL APPRECIATION VS • Has taken most of its vocabulary
CULTURAL APPROPRIATION from the lexifier but has its own
unique grammatical rules.
CULTURAL APPRECIATION
• Is when elements of culture are used • Not restricted.
while honoring the source they came
from. It is important to take note 3. Regional Dialect
that appreciation involves respect • Not a distinct language but a variety
and value. of a language spoken in particular
area of country.
CULTURAL APPROPRIATION
• Is taking intellectual property, 4. Minority Dialect
traditional knowledge, cultural • A variety of language used by
expressions, or artifacts from minority ethnic group which they use
someone else’s culture without as a marker of identity, usually
permission. This can include alongside a standard variety.
unauthorized use of another
culture’s dance, dress, music, 5. Indigenized Variety
language, folklore, cuisine, • Spoken mainly as second languages
traditional medicine, religious in ex-colonies with Multilingual
symbols, etc. populations.

LANGUAGE VARIETIES & LANGUAGE LANGUAGE REGISTERS


REGISTERS
1. Static Register/Frozen Register
LANGUAGE VARIETIES • Style of communications that rarely
or never changes and does not
1. Pidgin require feedbacks.
• A new language which develops in
situations where speakers of 2. Formal Register
different languages need to • Language used in formal settings and
communicate but don’t share a usually follows a commonly accepted
common language. The vocabulary of format.
pidgin comes mainly from one
particular language called the 3. Consultative Register
“lexifier” • A professional discourse which is
formal, and the users are
2. Creole accompanied by societal
• A pidgin that has become a native expectations.
language of community.
4. Casual Register
• Informal language used by peers and
friends (slang, vulgarities,
colloquialisms)

5. Intimate Register
• Used in ‘private’ communication and
is reserved for close family members
on intimate people.

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