Intro to Cultural Studies: Key Concepts in Cultural Studies

This video provides an Introduction to Cultural Studies taught by Dr. Xeturah Woodley. It includes a mini-lecture about Cultural Studies and key concepts for Introduction to Cultural Studies students. Dr. Xeturah Woodley gives the lecture.

00:00 Introduction
00:36 What is Cultural Studies?
01:41 Culture Defined
02:46 Principles of Culture
03:36 The Components of Culture
04:33 Component of Culture: Values
05:54 Component of Culture: Beliefs
07:00 Component of Culture: Norms
08:12 Component of Culture: Language
09:48 Final Comments from Dr. X

The PowerPoint content is available in Ballentine and Keith's textbook, Our Social World: Introduction to Sociology*. Here is a link to the most recent version of the book on Amazon*:

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Dr. Xeturah Woodley is a published author and a retired tenured professor. She has worked for colleges, universities, and community colleges for almost 30 years. To contact her:
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[beckywaytoomuch]

Really happy to find your channel! Thank you!

[vikrantsingh]

Thank you! wonderful explanation. Keep going on.

[عائشةإبراهيم-لف]

Thank you so much. Would you like to tackle the relationship between culture and power.Please if there is more lectures about culture I would like to watch and understand from your chanel.

[aminafourari]

Thank you Professor, it is definitely interesting and easy to understand lesson.

[omiichan]

Your explanation is totaly beneficial, I thank you.

[milahbimilah]

Big and sincere thank you ! My Readings in culture teacher said that " culture and civilisation are facets of the same coin "
My question to you Dear Lady is as follows :
Is there any difference between these two terms or they are just one thing ?
I recall a teacher saying that no two terms in a language, even synonyms, have similar meaning .
Indeed, I feel confused . Please, help me to understand the difference !
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[haghaabdellah]

"the sage dictionary "is beneficial for cultural studies, do you recommend it ?

[camiheartzacnskating]

This is so helpful! Thank you so much.

[os.j]

Make more videos on cultural studies 🙏🏽

[maxwellj]

I'm here because of online classes 😄