EST 200 1st Edition Lecture 5 Outline of Last Lecture I What did you inherit II What is a culture III IV V VI Function of a culture Enculturation Society Social Structure and it s roles Outline of Current Lecture II There is only one race III Human needs IV How we meet our basic needs V Cultural Integration Current Lecture I II III There is only one race a Research has shown that racial characteristics represent biological adaption to climate and have nothing to do with differences in intelligence or cultural superiority b Because individuals who share a culture tend to marry within their society and thus to share certain physical characteristics some people mistakenly believe that there is a direct relationship between culture and race There is none c There is only ONE race the human race d All culture is learned by growing up with it Human needs are the same as those of other animals a Air b Water c Food d Shelter e Security f Companionship g Sexual gratification i Each culture determines in its own way how these needs will met How we meet our basic needs gives us our culture traits for example These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute IV a If we eat w our family out of a common dish and scoop the food out with a bread like product or if we eat with a knife and fork or if we eat with chop sticks b We are all meeting our basic need for food i No way if better than other ways ii We think there is a right way because of the way were brought up in our culture Cultural Integration a Is the tendency for all aspects of a culture to function as an interrelated whole b Cultural materialistic approach the approach to anthropology that regards the manner in which a culture adapts to its environment as the most significant factor in it development c Integration the tendency for all aspects of a culture to function as an interrelated whole