KEY CONCEPTS
ON SOCIALISATION & CULTURE
CULTURE
CULTURE - characteristics and knowledge of a particular
group of people.
NORMS - refers to behaviour which has been socially
accepted by a society. Includes rules or expectations that
are socially enforced. Norms are a reflection of values
VALUES - principles and beliefs that a society judges to be
important.
Culture,norms,values and beliefs can be argued to be
socially constructed
The Korowai people of Papua New
Cannibalism within the Guinea practise endocannibalism. The
Wari practice exocannibalism and
Korowai people and the
endocannibalism.
Wari people :
Both tribes are an example of how
norms,beliefs and values are
Exo cannibalism
objective to a society.
Endo cannibalism What is accepted within both tribes
Necro-cannibalism may not be in another country
ON SOCIALISATION & CULTURE
CULTURE
CULTURE - characteristics and knowledge of a particular
group of people.
NORMS - refers to behaviour which has been socially
accepted by a society. Includes rules or expectations that
are socially enforced. Norms are a reflection of values
VALUES - principles and beliefs that a society judges to be
important.
Culture,norms,values and beliefs can be argued to be
socially constructed
The Korowai people of Papua New
Cannibalism within the Guinea practise endocannibalism. The
Wari practice exocannibalism and
Korowai people and the
endocannibalism.
Wari people :
Both tribes are an example of how
norms,beliefs and values are
Exo cannibalism
objective to a society.
Endo cannibalism What is accepted within both tribes
Necro-cannibalism may not be in another country
