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How is Popular Culture Diffused?

Key Question 3:. How is Popular Culture Diffused?. How are hearths of popular culture traits established?. Typically begins with an idea/good and contagious diffusion. Companies can create/manufacture popular culture. (ie. MTV)

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How is Popular Culture Diffused?

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  1. Key Question 3: How is Popular Culture Diffused?

  2. How are hearths of popular culture traits established? • Typically begins with an idea/good and contagious diffusion. • Companies can create/manufacture popular culture. (ie. MTV) • Individuals can create/manufacture popular culture. (ie. Tony Hawk)

  3. The hearth of Phish concerts is in the northeastern United States, near where the band began in Vermont.

  4. With Distance Decay, the likelihood of diffusion decreases as time and distance from the hearth increases. With Time-Space Compression, the likelihood of diffusion depends upon the connectedness among places. Which applies more to popular culture?

  5. Why are popular culture traits usually diffused hierarchically? How is fashion in popular culture an example of hierarchical diffusion?

  6. Key Question 4: How can Local and Popular Cultures be seen in the Cultural Landscape?

  7. Cultural Landscape The visible human imprint on the landscape. How have people changed the landscape? What buildings, statues, and so forth have they erected? How do landscapes reflect the values of a culture?

  8. Placelessness: the loss of uniqueness in a cultural landscape – one place looks like the next.

  9. Convergence of Cultural Landscapes: • Diffusion of architectural forms and planning ideas around the world.

  10. Convergence of Cultural Landscapes: • The widespread distribution of businesses and products creates distinctive landscape stamps around the world.

  11. Convergence of Cultural Landscapes: • Borrowing of idealized landscape images blurs place distinctiveness.

  12. More terms to know: • Global-local continuum: what happens at one scale is NOT independent of what happens at other scales. • Example • Glocalization: people in a local place mediate and alter regional, national, and global processes • Example

  13. House Types • Kniffen’s traditional American house types: New England Mid-Atlantic Southern Tidewater

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