1. From understanding cultural phenomena to mastering them
As Hall explains
[1]
, most anthropologists, although not in complete agreement, use three characteristics to define culture:
it is not innate, but acquired;
the various aspects of cultivation constitute a system ;
culture is a shared value that delimits different human groups.
Today, culture is no longer seen as a given. Rather, it is seen as an abstract notion that takes shape as a function of the individuals who create it. In this respect, Radcliffe-Brown
[2]
explains...
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