Folk Culture
Traditional practices in small, isolated, homogeneous groups.
What is a Description?
Prevails in large, heterogeneous societies with shared habits.
What is a Description
Often anonymous with traditional storytelling.
What is Folk Music
Rapid diffusion to Europe by 1970, near-universal access by the 21st
century.
what is television
Malware, ransomware, cyber espionage, and cyberattacks.
What is Rapid Diffusion
Often anonymous, sometimes with multiple origins (hearths).
what is origin
Usually from specific developed countries.
What is Origin
Soccer (folk origins), Ice hockey (cold climates).
What is Global Appeal
Rapid global adoption; declining share in the US over time.
what is internet
Varied preferences based on economic focus and
demographics.
What is Urban vs. Rural
Slow, via migration diffusion.
What is Diffusion
Rapidly through hierarchical diffusion.
What is Diffusion
Reflects occupation and income.
what is popular clothing
Growing globally, US share declining over time.
what is social media
Emphasize traditional popular culture due to agriculture and
manufacturing economies.
what is Rural areas
Spatially isolated, influenced by local factors.
What is Distribution
Widespread where technology allows.
What is Distribution?
Reflects environment or cultural beliefs.
what is folk clothing?
Control, censorship, and punishment of social media
users.
what is government concerns
Embrace more progressive forms due to wealth concentration
and ethnic diversity.
What is urban spaces
Repetitive actions performed by an individual.
Repetitive actions of a group, defining its characteristics.
what is habit and custom
Created by known authors, produced for sale.
What is popular Music?
Coca-Cola (US, Europe, Russia), Pepsi (Canada, South & Southwest
Asia).
What is Global Sales
Malware, ransomware, cyber espionage, and cyberattacks.
what is Cybersecurity risks
Agriculture and manufacturing economies value
what is Rural Emphasis on Tradition