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    W3-4 Folk and Traditional Culture - PPT

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    Week 3 & 4 cover the topics of folk culture and traditional culture. Folk culture refers to the expressive elements of everyday life practiced by regional communities, both rural and urban. It is passed down through oral tradition and now computer communication, relating to community identity. Traditional cultures are small communities not influenced by modern technology, often located rurally with no outside contact, maintaining ancient traditions. The culture of the Philippines is a mix of East and West influences, as the country was colonized by Spain and the US, resulting in Christianity spreading and languages like English and western fashion being incorporated into Filipino culture today.

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    Week 3 & 4 cover the topics of folk culture and traditional culture. Folk culture refers to the expressive elements of everyday life practiced by regional communities, both rural and urban. It is passed down through oral tradition and now computer communication, relating to community identity. Traditional cultures are small communities not influenced by modern technology, often located rurally with no outside contact, maintaining ancient traditions. The culture of the Philippines is a mix of East and West influences, as the country was colonized by Spain and the US, resulting in Christianity spreading and languages like English and western fashion being incorporated into Filipino culture today.

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    Week 3 & 4 cover the topics of folk culture and traditional culture. Folk culture refers to the expressive elements of everyday life practiced by regional communities, both rural and urban. It is passed down through oral tradition and now computer communication, relating to community identity. Traditional cultures are small communities not influenced by modern technology, often located rurally with no outside contact, maintaining ancient traditions. The culture of the Philippines is a mix of East and West influences, as the country was colonized by Spain and the US, resulting in Christianity spreading and languages like English and western fashion being incorporated into Filipino culture today.

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    W3-4 Folk and Traditional Culture - PPT

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    Week 3 & 4 cover the topics of folk culture and traditional culture. Folk culture refers to the expressive elements of everyday life practiced by regional communities, both rural and urban. It is passed down through oral tradition and now computer communication, relating to community identity. Traditional cultures are small communities not influenced by modern technology, often located rurally with no outside contact, maintaining ancient traditions. The culture of the Philippines is a mix of East and West influences, as the country was colonized by Spain and the US, resulting in Christianity spreading and languages like English and western fashion being incorporated into Filipino culture today.

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    Week 3 & 4

    Folk and Traditional Culture


    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Folk Culture

     Folk Culture refers to the unifying expressive elements of everyday life as practiced by
    regional, traditional communities.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Folk Culture

     Older conceptualizations of folk culture mainly centered on practices practiced by small-


    foot, homogeneous, rural communities living in relative isolation from other communities.
    But today folk culture is known more inclusively as a diverse expression of both urban
    and rural constituents.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Folk Culture

     Historically, passed down via oral tradition and now increasingly through complex
    computer-mediated communication, it relates to community and group identity
    cultivation.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Folk Culture

     Quite often folk culture is imbued with a sense of place. If elements of a folk culture are
    replicated by a foreign locale or transferred to it, they will still bear strong connotations
    of their original place of existence.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Traditional Culture

     Traditional cultures are tribes, or other small communities of people not influenced by
    technology or the modern world.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Traditional Culture

     Most often these communities are located in rural areas with no contact with the outside
    world. Nowadays some of the most extreme examples of traditional cultures are found in
    the upper Amazon regions of South America and in Papua New Guinea where there are
    groups that have had little or no exposure to the modern world and maintain their
    ancient cultural traditions and skills.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Culture of the Philippines

     Philippine culture is a mixture of East and West cultures. Filipino identity was developed
    largely by the intermingling and gradual development of pre-colonial societies, colonial
    forces and foreign traders.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Culture of the Philippines

     The Philippines in pre-colonial times was a fragmented group of states, islands, and tribes
    that were ruled by their own rulers, chieftains, lakans, rajahs, datus, and sultans.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Culture of the Philippines

     The Spanish Empire conquered the islands between the 16th and 19th centuries, through
    the Viceroyalty of New Spain (Batanes being one of the last places to be colonized in the
    mid-1800s), resulting in Christianity spreading and dominating throughout the
    archipelago, and influencing the religion and beliefs of the natives.
    Week 3 & 4: Folk and Traditional Culture

    Culture of the Philippines

     Then, for nearly 50 years, the Philippines was a US territory. Influence from the United
    States is reflected in the common usage of the English language, the media and the
    western fashion and clothing of the Philippines of today.
    1. Wikipedia;
    https://findwords.info/term/folk%
    20culture; April 1, 2020
    2. AlleyDog; Reference/s and Supplementary Material/s
    https://www.alleydog.com/glossar
    y/definition.php?term=Traditional
    +Cultures; April 1, 2020
    3. Wikipedia; Online Supplementary Reading Material/s
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult
    ure_of_the_Philippines; April 1,
    2020

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