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CHAPTER 4 - Folk v Popular culture. I. Define popular and folk culture Characteristics Folk Pop Rural urban Tradition fad Conservative innovative Handmade mass produced Spread slowly spread rapidly Small in area larger area Barter money economy.
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CHAPTER 4 - Folk v Popular culture • I. Define popular and folk culture • Characteristics • FolkPop • Rural urban • Tradition fad • Conservative innovative • Handmade mass produced • Spread slowly spread rapidly • Small in area larger area • Barter money economy
B. Material and nonmaterial culture 1. Material 2. Non-material
Diffusion and Distribution • A. Folk • Hearth • Diffusion – Amish
Pop Diffusion • Origin (hearth) • Diffusion – hierarchical Modern technology 1995- 40 million internet users Today – 800 million
Wal-Mart stores • Diffused from Arkansas base - contagious pattern • Reverse hierarchical diffusion - Initially chose smaller towns and markets • Later spread into cities • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGzHBtoVvpc
Folk Landscapes • Architecture • Building materials • Climate • Orientation
Folk architecture 1. Environment
4. US FORMS Dogtrot house Shotgun house I house
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYef9JOeB1g Mardi Gras Indians
LYRICS - -Iko Iko Look at my King all dressed in red Iko! Iko! an de' I bet you 5 dollars, he kill you dead! Jackomo fe nan e' Takin bout ..... hey now, hey now Iko! Iko! an de' Jackomo fe no a na nae' , Jackomo fe na ne' My flagboy and your flagboy, sittin by the fire, My flagboy told your flagboy, I'm going to set your flag on fire, Takin bout ..... hey now, hey now Iko! Iko! an de' Jackomo fe no a na nae' , Jackomo fe na ne'
Pop culture landscapes • A. Architecture
B. Pop culture landscapes • Placelessness • Landscapes of consumption • Leisure landscapes
V. Impacts of the Globalization of Popular Culture A. Threats to folk culture • Loss of traditional values • Foreign media dominance B. Threats to popular culture • Environmental • Homogeneity v. fragmentationd