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DEEP STRUCTURE OF CULTURE:
ROOTS OF REALITY
O L E H
E K A M E G A W A T I
2 0 1 3 0 1 0 3 6 1 0 0 9
T U G A S M A T A K U L I A H K O M U N I K A S I A N T A R
B U D A Y A
D R . L E L Y A R R I A N I E , M . S I
M A G I S T E R I L M U K O M U N I K A S I
U N I V E R S I T A S J A Y A B A Y A J A K A R T A
J U N E 2 0 1 4
Let’s start to think
Think ?
Think ?
Thinking ?
WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID “SILENCE IS GOLD” BUT
OTHER’S SAID “TALK ARE GOLD”
WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID THAT “COW IT’S A HOLLY CREATURE” BUT OTHER’S
SAID THAT “COW IT’S JUST A CATTLE”
WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID “MONEY IT’S AN HAPPINESS”
BUT OTHER’S SAID “MONEY IT’S NOT A TRUE HAPPINESS”
THE ANSWERS………
It all Depends on How the way you Look into the Reality
The reality of Silence, of Talking, The Holly Animal, A Cattle, Money or
Happiness.
The exact thing is the way you View the Reality were very Significant, it
became the Basic of How we Behave
For example
When we see the reality of “Money means Happiness” then don’t get shock
when we found our self spend almost half of our life to make Money……
though it’s dirty money
THE WAY OF VIEWING REALITY ?
The way of viewing Reality are something that we believe as
something Real, Usual, Acceptable also the Otherwise, or in other words
how we Interpret our world (physically or socially) and also how we
Response to it
This kind of Perspective we get it from the Culture we had adopted, that’s called
“Deep Structure of Culture”
Definitions;
Deep Structure of Culture it’s Unconscious Assumptions about how the world
Works, is what unifies a Culture, make each Custom/Culture looks unique, and
explain about “how” and ‘why” of a culture Collective Actions
Core;
Social Organizations (Social Institutions) are the groups that members of a culture
turn to for lessons about the meaning of life and methods for living that life
THREE MOST ENDURING AND INFLUENTIAL SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
THAT DEAL WITH DEEP STRUCTURE ISSUES
Family
State
(Community)
Religion
(worldview)
Define, create,
transmit, maintain,
reinforce
The Basic
and most
Crucial
Elements
of every
Culture
THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF CULTURE
News
Thousands of American
Indians protest the use of
Indian names or mascots
or nicknames
A Lunchroom fight pitting
Arab and non Arab
students turn into an all out
brawl
In 2007, at Darfur, an
estimated ten thousand
people a month died in the
name of ethnic cleansing
WHY FAMILY, COMMUNITY, AND RELIGION HOLD A
PROMINENT SWAY OVER THE ACTIONS OF ALL CULTURES?
Three
Reasons;
Deep Culture Institutions Carry a Culture’s most
Important Belief's
Deep Structure Institutions and their Message
Endure
Deep Structure Institutions and their Message are
Deeply felt
Deep Structure Institutions Supply Much of a
Person’s Identity
DEEP CULTURE INSTITUTIONS CARRY A CULTURE’S MOST
IMPORTANT BELIEF'S
teach
- What is Important and
what you should strive for
?
- Why there is Suffering ?
- Where you Loyalties
should resides ?
- How to prepare for Death
?
- Seek material
Possessions or spiritual
fulfillment ?
- Notions about Right and
Wrong
………
The
Importance
of Family
Family
Definition of
Family
Forms of
Family Functions
of Family
The
Importance
Of Family
It’s the oldest and fundamental of all human
Institutions
A very effective means of providing social regulation
and continuity
“The family is the principal transmitter of knowledge,
values, attitudes, roles and habits from one
generation to the next. Through word and example,
the family shapes a child personality and instills
modes of thought and ways of acting that become
habitual (DeGenova & Rice)
- Familial patterns evolve over time, it is difficult to arrive at a
single of what constitutes a family
- In spite of family forms, most experts have agreed on general
definition that is broad enough to include polygamists, same sex
marriages, single parents, and unwed mothers
- Noller and Fitzpatrick, define family like this as “a group of
intimates who generates a sense of home and group identity,
compete with strong ties of loyalty and emotion, and an
experience of a history in the future
Definition Of Family
Forms of Family
Nuclear Families
- Typically identified as a parent or parents and a child or children
- Developed Countries
- In Child-rearing practices;
Less regimentation and less emphasis on obedience exploration
and creativity are encouraged
- Old members in nuclear families;
Spend their twilight years in retirement communities and nursing
homes instead of the homes of their children
Extended Family
- Typically include grand parents and relatives.
- Developing and undeveloped nations
- Insist on obedience and are more organizes around rules then are
nuclear families
Changing Families in the United Sates
Four factors;
Economic changes, Technological innovations, Demographics, Gender
roles and Opportunities for woman
Family Types;
Etc., - - - - - - - - -
A single parents
with two children
A Heterosexual woman
and man who have
cohabited for five
years, have one child
but have never married
Two Gay man who
have cohabited for
nine years and have
adopted two children
A single woman who
has adopted a child
from Korea
A divorce man who lives with
his mother and two of his
three children from prior
marriage
Two Lesbians in an intimate
relationship who each
brought a child in the
relationship from a previous
heterosexual marriage
Globalizations and Family
The catalysts for many of the worldwide shifts in family structure can be found in
globalizations.
Globalizations have altered the ideas of traditional families for millions of people
The two characteristic for globalization that have been responsible fro this changes are
Mass Media and Migrations.Mass Media
- Billions of people could connected through
satellite applications and wireless internet.
Etc.,
- Families in all parts of the globe are
seeing images that stress nudity than
modesty; anorexic thinness than health;
cars cloth and money instead of
spirituality; competitiveness than
cooperation …..
- Globalize media sources have created an
alternative set of values that are now
offered to families throughout the world
Families are struggling to blend
traditional patterns with the new ones
being thrust upon them by
globalizations. Families around the
world are richly varied
Migrations
- Globalization has created a world where
millions of workers leave their families and
move from one country to another to seek
jobs or higher wages
- Migrations has an impact on the social
lives of both the migrants and they families
leave behind
Eg; when father or mother migrates to
another country seeking work, the
entire dynamic of the family change
Reproduction
Teaching
Economic
Values
Socialization
Teaching Core
Values of
Worldview
Identity
Development
Communication
Training
Functions Of the Family
THANK YOU ^^

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Deep Roots of Cultural Reality

  • 1. DEEP STRUCTURE OF CULTURE: ROOTS OF REALITY O L E H E K A M E G A W A T I 2 0 1 3 0 1 0 3 6 1 0 0 9 T U G A S M A T A K U L I A H K O M U N I K A S I A N T A R B U D A Y A D R . L E L Y A R R I A N I E , M . S I M A G I S T E R I L M U K O M U N I K A S I U N I V E R S I T A S J A Y A B A Y A J A K A R T A J U N E 2 0 1 4
  • 2. Let’s start to think Think ? Think ? Thinking ?
  • 3. WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID “SILENCE IS GOLD” BUT OTHER’S SAID “TALK ARE GOLD”
  • 4. WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID THAT “COW IT’S A HOLLY CREATURE” BUT OTHER’S SAID THAT “COW IT’S JUST A CATTLE”
  • 5. WHY SOME PEOPLE SAID “MONEY IT’S AN HAPPINESS” BUT OTHER’S SAID “MONEY IT’S NOT A TRUE HAPPINESS”
  • 6. THE ANSWERS……… It all Depends on How the way you Look into the Reality The reality of Silence, of Talking, The Holly Animal, A Cattle, Money or Happiness. The exact thing is the way you View the Reality were very Significant, it became the Basic of How we Behave For example When we see the reality of “Money means Happiness” then don’t get shock when we found our self spend almost half of our life to make Money…… though it’s dirty money
  • 7. THE WAY OF VIEWING REALITY ? The way of viewing Reality are something that we believe as something Real, Usual, Acceptable also the Otherwise, or in other words how we Interpret our world (physically or socially) and also how we Response to it This kind of Perspective we get it from the Culture we had adopted, that’s called “Deep Structure of Culture” Definitions; Deep Structure of Culture it’s Unconscious Assumptions about how the world Works, is what unifies a Culture, make each Custom/Culture looks unique, and explain about “how” and ‘why” of a culture Collective Actions Core; Social Organizations (Social Institutions) are the groups that members of a culture turn to for lessons about the meaning of life and methods for living that life
  • 8. THREE MOST ENDURING AND INFLUENTIAL SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT DEAL WITH DEEP STRUCTURE ISSUES Family State (Community) Religion (worldview) Define, create, transmit, maintain, reinforce The Basic and most Crucial Elements of every Culture
  • 9. THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF CULTURE News Thousands of American Indians protest the use of Indian names or mascots or nicknames A Lunchroom fight pitting Arab and non Arab students turn into an all out brawl In 2007, at Darfur, an estimated ten thousand people a month died in the name of ethnic cleansing
  • 10. WHY FAMILY, COMMUNITY, AND RELIGION HOLD A PROMINENT SWAY OVER THE ACTIONS OF ALL CULTURES? Three Reasons; Deep Culture Institutions Carry a Culture’s most Important Belief's Deep Structure Institutions and their Message Endure Deep Structure Institutions and their Message are Deeply felt Deep Structure Institutions Supply Much of a Person’s Identity
  • 11. DEEP CULTURE INSTITUTIONS CARRY A CULTURE’S MOST IMPORTANT BELIEF'S teach - What is Important and what you should strive for ? - Why there is Suffering ? - Where you Loyalties should resides ? - How to prepare for Death ? - Seek material Possessions or spiritual fulfillment ? - Notions about Right and Wrong ………
  • 13. The Importance Of Family It’s the oldest and fundamental of all human Institutions A very effective means of providing social regulation and continuity “The family is the principal transmitter of knowledge, values, attitudes, roles and habits from one generation to the next. Through word and example, the family shapes a child personality and instills modes of thought and ways of acting that become habitual (DeGenova & Rice)
  • 14. - Familial patterns evolve over time, it is difficult to arrive at a single of what constitutes a family - In spite of family forms, most experts have agreed on general definition that is broad enough to include polygamists, same sex marriages, single parents, and unwed mothers - Noller and Fitzpatrick, define family like this as “a group of intimates who generates a sense of home and group identity, compete with strong ties of loyalty and emotion, and an experience of a history in the future Definition Of Family
  • 15. Forms of Family Nuclear Families - Typically identified as a parent or parents and a child or children - Developed Countries - In Child-rearing practices; Less regimentation and less emphasis on obedience exploration and creativity are encouraged - Old members in nuclear families; Spend their twilight years in retirement communities and nursing homes instead of the homes of their children Extended Family - Typically include grand parents and relatives. - Developing and undeveloped nations - Insist on obedience and are more organizes around rules then are nuclear families Changing Families in the United Sates Four factors; Economic changes, Technological innovations, Demographics, Gender roles and Opportunities for woman
  • 16. Family Types; Etc., - - - - - - - - - A single parents with two children A Heterosexual woman and man who have cohabited for five years, have one child but have never married Two Gay man who have cohabited for nine years and have adopted two children A single woman who has adopted a child from Korea A divorce man who lives with his mother and two of his three children from prior marriage Two Lesbians in an intimate relationship who each brought a child in the relationship from a previous heterosexual marriage
  • 17. Globalizations and Family The catalysts for many of the worldwide shifts in family structure can be found in globalizations. Globalizations have altered the ideas of traditional families for millions of people The two characteristic for globalization that have been responsible fro this changes are Mass Media and Migrations.Mass Media - Billions of people could connected through satellite applications and wireless internet. Etc., - Families in all parts of the globe are seeing images that stress nudity than modesty; anorexic thinness than health; cars cloth and money instead of spirituality; competitiveness than cooperation ….. - Globalize media sources have created an alternative set of values that are now offered to families throughout the world Families are struggling to blend traditional patterns with the new ones being thrust upon them by globalizations. Families around the world are richly varied Migrations - Globalization has created a world where millions of workers leave their families and move from one country to another to seek jobs or higher wages - Migrations has an impact on the social lives of both the migrants and they families leave behind Eg; when father or mother migrates to another country seeking work, the entire dynamic of the family change
  • 19.

Editor's Notes

  1. eBook; Intimate Relationships, Marriages, and Families by Mary Kay DeGenova and F. Philip Rice 2005
  2. eBook; Communication in Family Relationships By Patricia Noller, Mary Anne Fitzpatrick 1993
  3. exempli gratia