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COMM 206 Midterm Questions & Detailed Answers

Culture has many -ANS>meanings; it's ambiguous, constructed, and has symbolic
and material value



Culture is a... -ANS>process and is not static, but always evolving



Culture is a way that we create -ANS>distinctions (superior vs inferior, bad vs
good, class separations)



Culture can be also used to question... -ANS>the status quo, norms, create a
political statement



Real world example of culture questioning the status quo: -ANS>Occupy Wall
Street, #BLM, Kanye West "Diamonds are Forever"



Contemporary connotations of culture are -ANS>often framed in binaries like high
or low



WHAL Culture -ANS>Williams, Hall, Arnold, and Lipsitz



Matthew Arnold's Reading Highlight -ANS>"Culture is Perfection"

, According to Arnold, how does one achieve perfection? -ANS>essentially, if one
has culture, they have achieved status and perfection



What is Culture to Arnold? -ANS>It's an elitist, gate-keeper view.



Culture is about perfection and social betterment, moral superiority, excellence



Culture is not created but is within us, learned and elites who know enough pass it
down



Not about change but *common sense*



Matthew Arnold in the Real World -ANS>See: a Kardashian as a cultural
trendsetter



Raymond William's highlight -ANS>Culture is ordinary



Raymond Williams breaks...and embraces... -ANS>breaks down the binaries of high
and low culture and embraces popular, everyday culture that everyone has access
to



Problems with Raymond Williams -ANS>False equation that there is a such thing as
bad culture (too much Bachelor in Paradise, not enough Sherlock Holmes)

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