Man and His Works¶
Herskovits, M. J. (1948). Man and His Works: The Science of Cultural Anthropology.
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- Enculturation
- Herskovits's foundational 1948 conceptualization defined enculturation as the mechanism of cultural transmission distinct from acculturation (encounter with a different culture): every person born into a society undergoes enculturation, absorbing both explicit rules (kinship terminology, property norms, religious doctrine) and implicit patterns (aesthetic preferences, emotional expression norms, decision-making heuristics) that operate beneath conscious awareness
This sourceCanonical formulation of enculturation as the process by which individuals acquire their culture, distinguished from acculturation — supports Herskovits's foundational 1948 conceptualization and the explicit/implicit-pattern distinction (D29-092).
- Herskovits's foundational 1948 conceptualization defined enculturation as the mechanism of cultural transmission distinct from acculturation (encounter with a different culture): every person born into a society undergoes enculturation, absorbing both explicit rules (kinship terminology, property norms, religious doctrine) and implicit patterns (aesthetic preferences, emotional expression norms, decision-making heuristics) that operate beneath conscious awareness
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