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| 释义 | society > society and the community > customs, values, and civilization > [noun] > process > types of (14) cantonizing1611 diffusion1871 Cultural Anthropology. The dissemination of elements of a culture from one region, people, or community to another. See also stimulus diffusion n. at… social differentiation1872 (a) the process by which the different roles and functions of the members of a society become institutionalized; the result of this process; (b) the… acculturation1880 Adoption of or adaptation to a different culture, esp. that of a colonizing, conquering, or majority group; an instance of this. Also with to, into… feminization1901 The process by which an activity, condition, etc., becomes especially or increasingly associated with women. Chiefly with of, esp. (in later use) in… mobilization1911 The process by which individuals or sections of society become active and organized towards social change. In Sociology and Politics: the process by… acculturalization1929 = acculturation, n. mimesis1934 Sociology. The deliberate imitation of the behaviour of one group of people by another (usually less advantaged) as a factor in social change. schismogenesis1935 A term proposed for the origin of differentiation between groups or cultures caused by the reciprocal exaggeration of behaviour patterns and… stimulus diffusion1940 (see quot. 1940). transculturation1941 = acculturation, n. nativism1943 Cultural Anthropology. Return to or emphasis on indigenous customs and traditions, esp. in opposition to those introduced from elsewhere. massification1946 The action of promoting or enforcing uniformity in a society; the process of becoming a mass society, esp. through development of the mass media… villagization1954 The (often compulsory or forcible) relocation of people to planned villages by government and military authorities, in an effort to exert control… |
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