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پاورپوینت کامل Characteristics of popular culture 88 اسلاید در PowerPoint

اسلاید ۴: Leisure time

اسلاید ۵: Popular cultureIf a single hallmark of popular culture exists, it is change Words such as growth, progress, fad, and trend crop up frequently in newspapers and conversationsSome people unable to cope with fast changeChange can lead to insecurity expressed in the term future shockVast majority of people in developed countries belong to the popular culture

اسلاید ۶: Popular cultureIf a single hallmark of popular culture exists, it is change Contributions to the spread of popular cultureIndustrializationUrbanizationRise of formal educationResultant increase in leisure timeAll the reasons popular culture spread caused folk culture to retreat

اسلاید ۷: Placelessness: Anywhere USAWithout the sign, we would not know if these were houses, apartments, or condos. Their style is no style; a sense of sameness pervades.Nothing sets these structures apart as being in a particular place; this is placelessness.

اسلاید ۸: Placelessness: Anywhere USAIn fact, the complex is in suburban Columbus, Ohio otherwise known as “Test Market USA.”Because the demographic character of Columbus offers a representative cross section of American society, it is an appropriate place to try out new products. Most fast food menus are tested here.

اسلاید ۹: Popular cultureIf a single hallmark of popular culture exists, it is change We and our recent ancestors embraced the free, open, dynamic life-style offered by popular cultureScience challenged religion for dominance in our daily livesWe profited greatly in material terms through this transitionIn reality, all culture presents a continuum on which popular and folk represent extreme forms

اسلاید ۱۰: Popular cultureIf a single hallmark of popular culture exists, it is change Many graduations between the two are possibleDisadvantages become apparent as one moves toward the popular end of the continuumWe forfeited much in discarding folkwaysPopular culture is not superiorWe weaken both family structure and interpersonal relationshipsTne prominent cultural geographer has said of popular culture “only two (things) would I dislike to give up: inside plumbing and medical advances.”

اسلاید ۱۱: Popular culturePopular Culture RegionsDiffusion in Popular CultureThe Ecology of Popular CultureCultural Integration in Popular CultureLandscapes of Popular Culture

اسلاید ۱۲: Placelessness or clusteringSuperficially, popular culture appears to vary less areally than folk cultureCanadian geographer Edward Relph’s proposalPopular culture produces a profound placelessnessA spatial standardization that diminishes cultural varietyDemeans the human spiritJames Kunstler speaks of “geography of nowhere” in describing AmericaOne place become much like another, robbed of its geographical essencePervasive influence of a continental or worldwide popular culture

اسلاید ۱۳: McDonald’s in Tokyo

اسلاید ۱۴: Wendy’s in Idaho

اسلاید ۱۵: Pampas Grill in Finland

اسلاید ۱۶: Placelessness or clusteringFolk cultures, rich in uniqueness, appear to make the geographical face of popular culture seem expressionless Michael Weiss argues that “American society has become increasing fragmented”

اسلاید ۱۷: Cappadocia province, Turkey

اسلاید ۱۸: Placelessness or clusteringJonathan Robbin identifies 40 “life-style clusters” based on postal ZIP codesSays the ZIP codes can tell him what people eat, drink, drive—even thinkEach life-style cluster is a formal region with a colorful name, for example:“Gray Power”—upper middle-class retirement areas“Old Yankee Rows”—blue- and white-collar older ethnic neighbor­hoods of the NortheastNorma Rae-Vile—lower- and middle-class southern mill towns

اسلاید ۱۹: Lifestyle clusters

اسلاید ۲۰: Placelessness or clusteringOld Yankee Rowers” typically have a high school educationLike bowling and ice hockeyThree times as likely to live in rowhouses or duplexesResidents of Norma Rae-VileMostly nonunion factory workersHave trouble making ends meetConsume twice as much canned stew as the national average

اسلاید ۲۱: Placelessness or clusteringThe above examples are to make a pointA whole panoply of popular subcultures exists in America and the worldEach possesses its own belief system, spokespeople, dress code, and lifestylePopular culture creates new placesPaul Adams sees television as being a gathering placeSocial space where members of a household and their friends assemble

اسلاید ۲۲: Placelessness or clusteringTelevision has become to popular culture, worldwide, what fire and hearth were to folk cultureMust remember region and place exist from micro to macro scales

اسلاید ۲۳: Cyberspace Perhaps the personal computer and Internet access have created another new type of placeCertain words we use imply it has a geography—”Cyberspace”The information superhighway connects not two points, but all points, creating a new sort of place

اسلاید ۲۴: Cyberspace Does cyberspace contain a geography at allPlace, as understood by geographers, cannot be created on the net“Virtual places” lack a cultural landscape and a cultural ecologyHuman diversity is poorly portrayed in cyberspaceOld people, poor people, the illiterate, and the continent of Africa are not representedOn the net, users end up “meeting” people like themselvesThe breath and spirit of place cannot exist in cyberspaceThese are not real places and never can be

اسلاید ۲۵: Cyberspace Still, cyberspace possesses some geographical qualitiesEnhances opportunities for communication over long distancesAllows access to rare data banksEncourages and speeds cultural diffusionThe Internet helps heighten regional contrastsUneven spatial distribution of Internet connections creates a new way people differ

اسلاید ۲۶: Internet Connections

اسلاید ۲۷: Food and drink What we eat and drink differs markedly from one part of the country and world to anotherDifference in alcoholic drink consumption in the United StatesBeer has highest per capita consumption levels in the WestLeast beer is sold in the Lower South and Utah Corn whiskey, both legal and illegal, has been a traditional southern beverageCalifornians place more importance on wine

اسلاید ۲۸:

اسلاید ۲۹: Kitsch Architecture: Lacross, WisconsinKitsch – trivial, showy, designed for mass consumption – it is increasingly common in placeless landscapes.Much kitsch in North American and Australia is characterized by gigantismThis is purported to be the world’s largest six-pack.

اسلاید ۳۰: Kitsch Architecture: Lacross, WisconsinGottlieb Heileman, a German immigrant, founded his brewery in 1870 and this region has one of the highest per capita beer consumption figures in the nation.

اسلاید ۳۱: Food and drink Foods vary across North AmericaIn the South, barbecued pork and beef, fried chicken, and hamburgers have greater than average popularityMore pizza is consumed in the NorthFocus of Ita