3 Abraham: Dynamics of Culture Change and Instability I approach the discussion of the dynamics of oppression and emancipation from the perspective of postcolonial theory1 as especially exemplified by Bhabha, and in fact, my title is based on the title of his famous work, The Location of Culture… nature of culture is to explore the subjec-tive conceptualizations of various schol-ars. xref c�lƚ(Ӆ(��. << startxref 0 �EgL��x�t��^�h���0��e��DoR���B���? ����`lk@81���~8�1x �% Culture is dynamic: No culture remains on the permanent state. /PageLayout/UseNone /Pages 79 0 R A person who grows up in one culture is not tied down to that culture. If that person moves to a completely different area and takes on all the cultural values therein, he/she can be viewed as a part of that new culture. 86 0 obj /PageLabels 83 0 R 0000049112 00000 n Culture is dynamic and heterogeneous means that culture changes. endobj ] >> Dynamic refers to the variability of culture. Inglehart’s dynamic concept of culture, by contrast, prevails in sociology and political science. Culture, like history, allows for change. 0000001149 00000 n We argue that this disciplinary division is unfortunate because the two gress, culture, and institutions, while also offering direc-tions for further inquiry. %���� 0000029458 00000 n 86 32 Steven Arvizu’s wonderful description of culture as a verb rather than a noun captures this essence of culture beautifully.4 That is, culture is dynamic, active, changing, always on the move. /E 54291 endobj This means that cultures are not static relics, stagnant behaviors, or sterile values. /ImageB /ImageC /Filter/FlateDecode 0000002357 00000 n /O 88 Culture is fluid rather than static, which means that culture changes all the time, every day, in subtle and tangible ways. /ImageI 0000030020 00000 n 89 0 obj We mix them together in order to live peacefully. 0000049034 00000 n By culture, I mean the entire set 0000043950 00000 n /Prev 231102 /Type/Page Overview of Human Development Theory Human development theory is the newest perspective in a well-established literature on the dynamic implica-tions of the modernization process. The culture that I grew up in was one of faith, family, and athletics. /Contents [115 0 R /Linearized 1.0 0000030878 00000 n H��WyXT���{g�a��+�>��,b4�"`�U��M�$jښ�_��Xm>"*j�ZѤ�h�kp'EJ�&.�;����^f��(���_�w�z���9�w����^O�.�� �|�2Z�Zya�����e�9V_Əg�Z��/;�OM��6o�9l��tj����GL�i���E<0�r��ڵ��qҨ�^���Ũ�1�t'��;f��T�Ɓ���!�ڑL�l�B������h�2��p��C_� QZ�qLx��dKz��+��c�� ��
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