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Title: Culture, Justice, Society


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Culture, Justice, Society
  • Benkler, Chapters 8 10
  • Part I Culture

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We are embedded in a culture
  • Culture stories, practices, customs, habits,
    language, religion, etiquette
  • Culture is produced by --
  • Your family
  • Your town, village, city, tribe
  • Hollywood, TV, epic poems
  • Traditions, leaders, documents, rituals
  • Artists, architects, you and me

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Does one equal the other?
  • Black American culture
  • Muslim culture
  • Jewish in Israel
  • American culture
  • Latin American
  • Asian
  • Hip Hop culture
  • Arab culture
  • Jewish in Brooklyn, N.Y.
  • Miami culture
  • Ecuador? Cuba? Chile?
  • Thailand? China? Malaysia? Japan?

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Mattels letter to an ISP
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Culture Industries
  • Organizations in arts, entertainment, news and
    information
  • Commercial, government and NGOs
  • They produce, display and distribute cultural
    goods and services
  • They thereby control at least in part the
    culture of a society
  • Frankfurt School The culture industries
    reproduce the dominant ideology

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Brands as Culture
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Transparency
  • Assumptions can be questioned
  • Product exits the closed system of television
    and enters the open system of the Internet
  • Culture is re-writable
  • Audience can participate in production of meaning
  • The act of remixing teaches the individual to be
    more critical, less passive

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Adbusters.org
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Culture is more than media
  • How much freedom do you have?
  • What options in life are open to you, or closed?
  • To what degree can you participate?
  • What are your expectations for justice?
  • Culture is not the barrel of a gun or the chains
    of a dungeon (p. 298)

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Cultural Capital
  • A term coined by Pierre Bourdieu (1930-2002)
  • Refers to the knowledge, accomplishments,
    credentials, and qualifications that a person has
  • Based on these, you might be granted or denied
    entry into certain social circles, organizations,
    and professions

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Culture, Justice, Society
  • Part 1 Culture
  • Presentation by Mindy McAdams
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