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Local Culture, Popular Culture, and Cultural Landscape (pt. 1) (Rural…

- - - - If a child's father (only) is Parsi he or she is considered Parsi, but if the child's mother (only) is Parsi, then the child is not considered part of the community.
- - - - Material Culture: things that you can touch (art, food, etc.)
- - - - Native Americans were forced to farm and weren't allowed to speak their native language.
      - Australia and Canada have apologized for what they did.
        
        A Local Culture is sustained through customs, a practice that a group of people follows.
    - - Government agents rewarded those who were seen as the most "American" by giving them jobs and citizenship.
      - Local Cultures tend to keep other cultures out.
      - Local Cultures also avoid culture appropriation (other cultures adopting customs and knowledge for themselves).
      - Local Cultures do this around the world.
- - - - Materials can be commodified as well as beliefs, religion, and language
        
        Authenticity must be examined
- - - - Contagious diffusion (in history) spread by word-of-mouth
- - - - Tony Hawk and Shaun White had successful business through marketing
- - - - They have offices all over the world
  - - - There are 400 Guinness pubs in 40 countries around the world
- - - - Placelessness: The loss of uniqueness