Cultural Values in Stories
Cultural values in books, movies, and stories - unit 6
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- If we say a story has the quality of being "universal" that means
- You can usually appreciate a particular story without knowing much about the culture or society from which it originally came, but by noticing certain details you can often draw conclusions about the ________________.
- cultural values of a society refers to
- Elements that define a culture are?
- Reading stories from the oral tradition allows you to make important connections
- In the story of "Coco" which value is portrayed as the most important?
- In the story of "John Henry" what are the attitudes and behaviors rewarded and admired?
- In the story of "John Henry" what can you infer about the fears of the country's workers during this time period?
- In "Quetzalcoatl" what is the attitude towards work?
- In "Quetzalcoatl" what skills are valued at that time?
- In "Racing the great bear" what attitude Iroquois people have toward their elders
- In "Racing the great bear" what traits or qualities are admired in the Iroquois culture?
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