Concept of Self
The famed Austrian neurologist who founded psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
The use of the arts, literature, and traditional practices to fight against oppressive systems.
cultural resistance
Canada's official languages
English and French
The practice of treating a person of group differently (usually worse) because of the group, class, or category that their perceived to belong to.
discrimination
symbols
The "death" instinct as seen by Freud
thanatos
Immigrants who abandon their original cultures upon becoming Canadians are said to have submitted to this
assimilation
Scientists refer to what are acceptable behaviours as these.
norms
A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
stereotype
Beliefs and behaviours passed down in groups or cultures that are reminders of the past.
traditions
A deeply held negative feeling associated with a particular group.
prejudice
In 1986, only 33 percent of Americans approved of this
interracial marriage
In a perfect world, in order for a society to flourish, all members should have these
ideal traits
Self identity and behaviours of individuals may be determined by the terms used to describe them in this theory
labelling theory
A social group that shares a similar cultural tradition.
ethnicity
This must be found between two or more cultures that have different communication styles.
prejudice
People seek to disrupt consumerism (i.e. capitalism). It often focuses on advertising.
cultural jamming
Innovation, invention, and diffusionism do this to cultures
change (them)
When stereotypical views are reinforced in society, it becomes extremely difficult to promote change and this.
equality
Shared physical traits, ancestry, and genetics are part of this
race
Personal, relational, and social combine to form this
Hall's Concept of Self
Various television programs, channels, and Internet web sites seek to bring awareness to minority issues and facilitate acceptance in a dominant culture through this.
ethnic media
Immigrants are urged to leave their origin culture to embrace the new one is this model.
melting pot
Race, religion, sexual orientation, disability, and gender are all reasons people have this put against them.
symbols
This is how we express who we are as individuals, communities, and nations.
language