ALBA MONTSERRAT PAZO

PAULA FERNANDEZ
GARCIA

CULTURE
1. Culture is that complex whole which includes
knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, customs, and
any other capabilities and habits acquired by man
as a member of society.
Tyler (British anthropologist) 1870.
2. Culture can have different kinds:
- HISTORICAL: cultural and social heritage.
- MENTAL: complex of ideas and habits.
- STRUCTURAL: ruled, symbols and interrelated.
- SYMBOLIC: meanings assigned arbitrarily that are
shared by a society.

LANGUAGE
1. The method of human
communication, either spoken or
written, consisting of the use of
words in a structured and
conventional way.
2. The words, their pronunciation,
and the methods of combining
them used and understood by a

MULTICULTURAL/
PLURICULTURAL/INTERCULTURAL
MULTICULTURAL
Presupposes the existence of many cultures united in space but not socially.
Not a cultural or personal enrichment because it involves social contact
between cultures.
CULTURE AND CULTURE AND CULTURE..
PLURICULTURAL
Simultaneous presence of two or more cultures in an area and their possible
interrelation.
The pluralism cultural should fight as category of all society democratic, as
existence of many
cultures in a same territory, fighting the I recognize foundation the other and
the equality.
CULTURE + CULTURE + CULTURE..
INTERCULTURAL
Is the ideal state of coexistence in a multicultural society with relationships
based on knowledge and recognition.
CULTURE (interact) CULTURE (interact) CULTURE..

RESOURCES
PLURICULTURALITY, MULTICULTURALISM AND
INTERCULTURALISM,
KNOWLEDGE FOR TEACHING- Maria del Mar
Bernab Villodre
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/eng
lish/language
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lan
guage