Question

How are the "advertising missionaries" challenging the mental maps of reality for their audience in rural papua new guinea? If this is an example of enculturation, to what are the people of papua new guinea being enculturated into? Do you see this as part of a global "homogenizing effect?" how is "power" involved in this dynamic? Would you describe it as hegemonic? Why or why not? How might the introduction of the products promoted by t?

Answer 1

No homogenizing effect is present in people of Papua New Guinea.

Step-by-step explanation:

The people of Papua New Guinea being enculturated into their local traditional culture because about half of its population lives in self sustainable lifestyle and lives in social groups who followed their traditional cultural practices. There is no homogenizing effect present in it because the people of Papua New Guinea strongly followed their own culture. It is hegemonic because the outsider thinks their culture is the best over the traditional culture of Papua New Guinea. Power is involved because there are some people who bring change in the culture of people of Papua New Guinea. The introduction of the products are the main weapon which is used to promote the culture of the modern world among tribes.