Assignment 2
Due : September 2023
QUESTION 1 [30]
, 1.1 (Refer to unit 1 in the study guide.) Explain the relations and difference
objects and cultural objects. Provide AT LEAST one example of a natur
example of a cultural object in order to elucidate your answer. (max. 200
Natural objects:
Natural objects are part of the physical world and exist without human interv
They are typically products of natural processes and include things like rocks
animals.
Natural objects have intrinsic qualities and attributes that are independent o
or interpretation.
Example: A mountain, such as Mount Everest, is a natural object. It formed ove
through geological processes and exists as a physical landform, irrespective of
recognition.
Cultural objects:
Cultural objects are created, shaped, and imbued with meaning by human socie
They can be physical artifacts (e.g., paintings, sculptures) or intangible (e.g., la
Cultural objects are laden with cultural significance, symbolism, and often
beliefs, and history of a particular group.
Example: The Mona Lisa, a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci, is a cultural obj
by human hands, carries artistic and historical value, and represents the cultural h
art.
1.2
Due : September 2023
QUESTION 1 [30]
, 1.1 (Refer to unit 1 in the study guide.) Explain the relations and difference
objects and cultural objects. Provide AT LEAST one example of a natur
example of a cultural object in order to elucidate your answer. (max. 200
Natural objects:
Natural objects are part of the physical world and exist without human interv
They are typically products of natural processes and include things like rocks
animals.
Natural objects have intrinsic qualities and attributes that are independent o
or interpretation.
Example: A mountain, such as Mount Everest, is a natural object. It formed ove
through geological processes and exists as a physical landform, irrespective of
recognition.
Cultural objects:
Cultural objects are created, shaped, and imbued with meaning by human socie
They can be physical artifacts (e.g., paintings, sculptures) or intangible (e.g., la
Cultural objects are laden with cultural significance, symbolism, and often
beliefs, and history of a particular group.
Example: The Mona Lisa, a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci, is a cultural obj
by human hands, carries artistic and historical value, and represents the cultural h
art.
1.2
