what are the types of culture ?
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Well, first there is the type of culture where you grow microorganisms in a Petri dish.\n\nThen, there is the type of culture pertaining to a society or group, and it's mainstream beliefs, art, music, and food, etc.\n\nThen there is the type of culture that refers to a person being well-bred, or of high class (cultured).
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The arts, customs, and habits that characterize a particular society or nation. \nThe beliefs, values, behavior and material objects that constitute a people's way of life. \n(biology) The process of growing a bacterial or other biological entity in an artificial medium. \n(anthropology) Any knowledge passed from one generation to the next, not necessarily with respect to human beings.
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Cultually--in religion (many natives practice a hybrid of ancient religion and Catholicism), daily lives and chores (food, cooking methods, farming methods, clothing made)\n\nLinguistically--For example, many natives still speak Mayan
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Eastern:  Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, etc.\n\nWestern: Christianity
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well u can make a culture web start with da word france in da middle and then draw lines comin out of em sayin food, tradition, religion, family, recreation, etc.
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Yes and no. Yes, every culture has their own way of mannerism. No, as human, manners depends much of one's own upbringing despite of one cultural's background.
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I'm not sure that this can be determined, at least world wide.  There are historical types as well as current popular types.\nwestern or cowboy, jazz, symphony, classical, chamber, indigenous North American, ballad, spiritual, church hymn, children, early rock-and-roll, marches, band, show tunes, fife and drum, soul, rhapsody, instrumentals, jingles and on
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what do you mean, "role of culture"?
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if you add more details to your question and tell me what you mean by culture, then i might be able to answer your question. ill edit my answer.
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http://chineseculture.about.com/bl_index.htm
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1. Presumably the words "What are the ..." are missing from your question. If you can't be bothered to ask a proper question, you can hardly expect to get a proper answer.\n\n2. I would suggest these as a start:\na) traditional/folk music\nb) traditional costume\nc) normally danced either in pairs or as a larger group\nd) likely to be practised:\n(i) in rural or small urban areas (not in cities)\n(ii) where culture is perceived to be under threat of suppression or extinction.\n\n3. You should find out what you can on the internet. Yahoo! Answers is not a great place to get answers to a question such as this. I recommend searching at www.dogpile.com
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I cannot teach you but I can point you to an interesting book about the topic:\nThe American Way: An Introduction to American Culture\nhttp://web.utk.edu/~mccay/mybooks/esl_list/details/8204.html
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Not exactly sure what you're looking for.  Cultural practices are a very wide field--you want marriage traditions, festivals, cultural and moral values, etc?  I'm sure lots of folks could tell you about all of these things.  I read a great book once called "Modern German Cultre", that's a good place to start.  Or Gordon Craig's, "The Germans".
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Nationality means what country you come from.  Culture means the way you live and act.
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Culture is based on the uniquely human capacity to classify experiences, encode such classifications symbolically, and teach such abstractions to others. It is usually acquired through enculturation, the process through which an older generation induces and compels a younger generation to reproduce the established lifestyle; consequently, culture is embedded in a person's way of life. Culture is difficult to quantify, because it frequently exists at an unconscious level, or at least tends to be so pervasive that it escapes everyday thought. This is one reason that anthropologists tend to be skeptical of theorists who attempt to study their own culture. Anthropologists employ fieldwork and comparative, or cross-cultural, methods to study various cultures. Ethnographies may be produced from intensive study of another culture, usually involving protracted periods of living among a group. Ethnographic fieldwork generally involves the investigator assuming the role of participant-observer: gathering data by conversing and interacting with people in a natural manner and by observing people's behavior unobstrusively. Ethnologies use specialized monographs in order to draw comparisons among various cultures.
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To me, culture is a way of life, food, dress, mannerisms, religious beliefs, holidays, etc for a group of people or particular nationality.  Heritage has more to do with ancestry and the origination of your family tree.
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cultural dishes--\n\npho- Vietnamese beef- rice noodle soup\nshrimp vindaloo- spicy Indian curry, eaten with basmati rice\ndim sum--Chinese meat dumplings\nsushi-  Japanese pickled rice with raw fish\n\nfast food-  In-n-Out Burger--  double double with fries and chocolate shake