1. TOPIC :
PRESENTED BY JAYSHREE SOLANKI
M.A.(ENGLISH)SEM – 2
PAPER NO : 8 ROLL NO : 10
ENROLLMENT NO : PG14101028
PAPER NAME:THE CULTURAL STUDY
SUBMITTEDTO : SMT S.B.GARDI M.KBHAVNAGER UNIVERSITY
E-MAIL ID: SOLANKIJAYSHREE122@GMAIL.COM

2. Raymond HenryWilliams was a welsh academic, novelist ,cultural
historian and political theorist.

3. Studying society is about culture
The food people eat The fashions they adopt
The entertainment they prefer The festivals they celebrate
Culture is
produced
through everyday living

4. Everyday life is specific to locations and cultures
Everyday life in Newyork ,is not the same as everyday life in Banglore.Think of
the differences in basic structures of everyday life in cities –massive public
transport infrastructure, no power cuts, to mention just two – and you can see
that we need to ask different questions about what kinds of clothes people
need to wear or whether (like Networkers)you can eat on the move on a public
transport facility.

5. Experience is the cornerstone of everyday life
 Experience is everyday life- how we experience
 Traffic
 Clothing
 Food
 Social relations on public transport
 The sense of community
 Entertainment constitute our everyday culture

6. Analyse the relations that construct
reality
Cultural studies foregrounds experience,
but sees it as the means to analyse the
relations that construct reality.

7. Shift from experience to reality
In order to make this shift from experience to reality by which
cultural studies means
Class
Geography
Community
Ideology
Discourses
that constitute our reality

8. INDIAN FESTIVAL
Kite flying DIVALI HOLI

9. Indian rituals
KUMBHMELA AMARNATHYATRA GANGAAARATI

10. CONCLUSION
Culture construct by their Geographical
area and surround their atmosphere.
Seasonal cycle ‘s effect on human
lifestyle.