As a result of a domain analysis, ethnographers often identify certain parts or elements of cultural meanings and organize them into larger units. What are these larger units called?

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Rihanna Cochran

14 February, 06:54

As a result of a domain analysis, ethnographers often identify certain parts or elements of cultural meanings and organize them into larger units. What are these larger units called?

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Arely Lowery · Answer 1

As a result of a domain analysis, ethnographers often identify certain parts or elements of cultural meanings and organize them into larger units. What are these larger units called "cultural domains".

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A cultural domain is a set of things that go together in some way, or are the same sort of thing like attires, languages, food, locations, etc. Research of the cultural domain is used to collect information about local culture, the categories people use, the relationships between the categories and the objects used in it. Domains are also named for the divisions. The elements or things of which the domains are composed are governed by culturally specific laws.