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    Writing Your World Week 3 Video 3 - Pool of abundance: Understanding culture
    (2019-06-01) Nomdo, Gideon; Hunma, Aditi
    This video focuses on the responses to Joey's questions about culture. The video discusses Robert Thornton's perspectives based on one of his pieces of writing.The points raised by Thornton are discussed and questions are put forward based on the text. The video then discusses the culture versus cultures debate put forward by Thornton. It also discusses the idea of cultural groups and how they came to be. The video also touches on how access to resources can lead to these resources being regarded as cultural resources. The video then discusses how culture can be seen as a resource. This is video 3/12 in week 3 of the Writing your World course.
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