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Disciplina:  ESTUDOS CULTURAIS EM LÍNGUA INGLESA
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	ESTUDOS CULTURAIS EM LÍNGUA INGLESA
	 
	 
	 1a Questão (Ref.: 228952)
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	How would you establish the differences between culture and identity?
		
	
Resposta: Culture means a set of beliefs, customs, art, and way of life shared and accepted by a group of people. On the other hand, identiy means being able to figure out who we are as people in society.
	
Gabarito: Culture generally mean ¿the way of life of a group¿ and by identity we usually mean ¿knowing who you are¿, although, there is great controversy over the precise definition of these key concepts. Esta não é a única resposta possível. É uma sugestão de resposta.
		
	
	 2a Questão (Ref.: 866029)
	Pontos: 1,0  / 1,0
	
This picture illustrates a process that had (and still has) a dramatic impact on the postmodern world. Which process is that and what are some of the changes it brought to our lives?
		
	
Resposta: Globalization is the process which had and still has a dramatic impact on the postmodern world. Such process resulted in the emergence of multiculturalism. Consequently, our idenities are far more fluid these days. Additionaly, it its incrisingly more difficult to determine the culture of a particular individual. To conclude, it has not been easy to assimilitate a new culture since new cultures frequently come into being resulting from the mixture of different cultures in our globalized world at present.
	
Gabarito:
The process of globalization has had a dramatic effect on the world. The world appears a much smaller place due to global communications, world travel and tourism and the spread of ideas across the globe. This means that what we once thought was true is now exposed as simply one truth among many. The more contact we have with other peoples and once distant cultures the more we question the way we are. Space and time have changed ¿ we can contact people on the other side of the world in an instant via the phone, the internet or video-conferencing. We can travel to any where we wish and can experience and appreciate other cultures, art forms and music.
		
	
	 3a Questão (Ref.: 752793)
	Pontos: 1,0  / 1,0
	For Marcuse and other members of the Frankfurt School, civilization had resulted in capitalist exploitation of the ------- and their alienation.
		
	
	rich people
	
	children
	 
	masses
	
	women
	
	white people
		
	
	 4a Questão (Ref.: 699212)
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	Choose the option which best completes the following statement: The nature of society from a Marxist point of view is one in which unnatural systems of power must be made to seem as though they are a natural and organic outgrowth of the progress of ------------
		
	
	local groups
	
	arts
	
	sciences
	
	nature
	 
	civilization
		
	
	 5a Questão (Ref.: 624997)
	Pontos: 1,0  / 1,0
	For Weber, people make sense of what they do when they understand
		
	
	culture is not important
	
	culture is a set of rules to be followed
	
	culture is created by theorists
	 
	culture is created by humans through the meanings and motives they hold
	
	culture depends logic
		 Gabarito Comentado.
	
	 6a Questão (Ref.: 165053)
	Pontos: 1,0  / 1,0
	The values, beliefs, behaviour, and material objects that constitute a people's way of life is defined as
		
	
	knowledge
	
	folkways.
	 
	culture.
	
	mores.
	
	norms.
		
	
	 7a Questão (Ref.: 182036)
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	According to theoretical assumptions, the expression 'Subculture' may represent:
		
	
	a set of specific social elements adopted by any group, as a micro-group, which may either peacefully coexist in society or constitute a marginal subculture if compared to the culture imposed by the 'cream of the society' (elite).
	 
	a set of specific cultural elements adopted by a social group, as a micro-group, which may either peacefully coexist in society or constitute a marginal subculture if compared to the culture imposed by the 'cream of the society' (elite).
	
	a set of general cultural elements adopted by a social group, as a macro-group, which may either peacefully coexist in society or constitute a marginal subculture if compared to the culture imposed by the 'cream of the society' (elite).
	
	a set of specific social elements adopted by any, as a macro-group, which may either peacefully coexist in society or constitute a marginal subculture if compared to the culture shared by the 'cream of the society' (elite).
	
	a set of general cultural elements adopted by a social group, as a micro-group, which may either peacefully coexist in society or constitute a marginal subculture if compared to the culture shared by the 'cream of the society' (elite).
		 Gabarito Comentado.
	
	 8a Questão (Ref.: 191486)
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	Which alternative represents the right definition of deviant subculture:
		
	
	Deviant subculture: some subcultures conform for most of part to the broader norms and values of the dominant culture and join other groups to reject these norms and values and are therefore considered as a deviant⊂ct̲ure¿.
	 
	Deviant subculture: While some subcultures conform for most of part to the broader norms and values of the dominant culture, other groups seek to reject these norms and values and are therefore considered as a deviant⊂ct̲ure¿.
	
	Deviant subculture: While some subcultures conform for most of part to the broader norms and values of the dominant culture, other groups seek reinforce these norms and values and are therefore considered as a deviant⊂ct̲ure¿.
	
	Deviant subculture: While some subcultures conform for most of part to the broader norms and values of any subculture, other groups seek to reject these norms and values and are therefore considered as a deviant⊂ct̲ure¿.
	
	Deviant subculture: While some subcultures conform for most of part to the broader norms and values of the dominant culture, other groups seek to reject these norms and values and are therefore considered as mainstream.
		
	
	 9a Questão (Ref.: 754322)
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	Before Saussure, language tended to be studied in a historical fashion. Changes in words, sounds and meanings were studied in the order they were developed in the culture that spoke the language in question, Saussure proposed something very different ¿ an idea that led to the philosophical position of --------------
		
	
	romantism
	
	post modernism
	 
	structuralism
	
	phonology
	
	colonialism
		 Gabarito Comentado.
	
	 10a Questão (Ref.: 182022)
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	The expression Reflexive Modernity, proposed by Giddens, Beck and Lash in the book Reflexive Modernization aims at analyzing the present transformations in the world, the crisis process and its consequences. Mark the correct option, according to the authors
		
	
	The social and natural world in the Middle Ages society was totally influenced by reflexive human knowledge, giving rise to an idea of ecological crisis and unexpected risks.
	
	The social and natural world in this post-modern society is rarely influenced by reflexive human knowledge, giving rise to an idea of ecological crisis and unexpected risks.
	
	The social and natural world in the Middle Ages society was totally influenced by reflexive human knowledge, giving rise to an idea of religious crisis and expectedrisks.
	 
	The social and natural world in this post-modern society is totally influenced by reflexive human knowledge, giving rise to an idea of ecological crisis and unexpected risks.
	
	The social and natural world in this post-modern society is never influenced by reflexive human knowledge, giving rise to an idea of ecological crisis and unexpected risks.