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    Cultural Subsets

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    The document defines and compares different types of cultures including subcultures, high and popular culture, multiculturalism, and counterculture. A subculture is a unique culture shared by a smaller group that may have distinct norms from the larger culture. High culture refers to the culture of elite groups while popular culture is dominant among common people. Multiculturalism promotes a blended national culture with diversity and individual cultures, while counterculture strongly opposes elements of the dominant culture.

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    The document defines and compares different types of cultures including subcultures, high and popular culture, multiculturalism, and counterculture. A subculture is a unique culture shared by a smaller group that may have distinct norms from the larger culture. High culture refers to the culture of elite groups while popular culture is dominant among common people. Multiculturalism promotes a blended national culture with diversity and individual cultures, while counterculture strongly opposes elements of the dominant culture.

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    The document defines and compares different types of cultures including subcultures, high and popular culture, multiculturalism, and counterculture. A subculture is a unique culture shared by a smaller group that may have distinct norms from the larger culture. High culture refers to the culture of elite groups while popular culture is dominant among common people. Multiculturalism promotes a blended national culture with diversity and individual cultures, while counterculture strongly opposes elements of the dominant culture.

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    Cultural Subsets

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    Joreen Roxas Pateres
    The document defines and compares different types of cultures including subcultures, high and popular culture, multiculturalism, and counterculture. A subculture is a unique culture shared by a smaller group that may have distinct norms from the larger culture. High culture refers to the culture of elite groups while popular culture is dominant among common people. Multiculturalism promotes a blended national culture with diversity and individual cultures, while counterculture strongly opposes elements of the dominant culture.

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    Cultural

    SUBSETS
    SUBCULTURE
    S
    unique culture shared
    by a smaller group of
    people
    smaller groups are
    part of larger culture
    smaller culture has
    distinct norms and
    customs which aren’t
    part of larger culture
    (LGBTQ, group of attorneys,
    etc.)
    HIGH and
    POPULAR CULTURE
    HIGH CULTURE
    a culture shared by
    elite people
    (someone who attends ballet, someone who
    collects museum-quality artwork, etc.)

    POPULAR CULTURE
    a dominant culture
    shared by common
    people
    (someone who eats in a cheap fast-food
    restaurant)
    MULTICULTURALISM
    a national culture is
    blended with
    multiple cultures
    promotes diversity
    preserves
    separated individual
    cultures
    COUNTERCULTURE
    strongly opposes one
    or more elements of
    the dominant culture
    rejects conventional
    values or behavioral
    norms accepted by
    wider society
    (polygamy, divorce, same sex
    marriage, etc.)

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