Cultural studies involve examining various aspects of human culture such as language, beliefs, values, norms, artifacts (e.g., art), and practices. It analyzes how these elements shape and influence individuals, societies, and their interactions.
Ethnography: Ethnography is a research method used in cultural studies to observe, document, and analyze the customs, behaviors, beliefs, and social structures of specific groups or communities.
Globalization: Globalization refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of cultures worldwide due to advancements in communication, technology, trade, and travel.
Cultural Relativism: Cultural relativism is an approach that recognizes and respects different cultural perspectives without making judgments based on one's own cultural values.
What is the difference between a habit and a custom as defined in cultural studies?
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