Modern Cultural Anthropology¶
Bock, P. K. (1979). Modern Cultural Anthropology: An Introduction.
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- Enculturation
- Enculturation is the lifelong process by which individuals acquire the conscious and unconscious patterns of their culture through exposure, observation, practice, and internalization within their social group
This sourceIntroductory text treating enculturation mechanisms, agent networks, and cross-cultural variability in socialization — supports the definition of enculturation as lifelong acquisition of cultural patterns through exposure, observation, practice, internalization (D29-091).
- Enculturation is the lifelong process by which individuals acquire the conscious and unconscious patterns of their culture through exposure, observation, practice, and internalization within their social group
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