Representation in the Media.

In this post I have explored my chosen cultures representation in the media, and researched in to some of their current affairs. Having knowledge on these subjects will help me design a look to represent all areas of this culture, potentially including negatives as well as positives. This will help me represent my culture asContinue reading “Representation in the Media.”

South African traditions

In this post I will explore some traditions that are celebrated throughout South Africa. South Africa is not a homogeneous country. Its land is home to a large variety of people, making for an incredible blend of cultures. Because of this, there are not many traditions for the whole of the country, instead there areContinue reading “South African traditions”

Tribes of South Africa

In this post i will explore some of South Africa’s native tribes. As previously explored, South Africa is known as the ‘rainbow nation’, due to its large diversity of occupants. South Africa’s black population is divided into four major ethnic groups; Nguni (Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, Swazi), Sotho, Venda and Shangaan-Tsonga. In this post I willContinue reading “Tribes of South Africa”

Semiotics

In this post I have explored what semiotics is, and why its important. The word semiotics describes the study of symbols and signs and their use or interpretation. The word originates from the Greek word; semantikos. Semiotics is used to analyze all aspects of life, including; logos, gestures, music, literature, expressions, advertising, clothes, film andContinue reading “Semiotics”

South African Culture

In this document I have broken down my findings from my initial research into the key aspects of South African culture. South Africa is often referred to as the rainbow nation, as it is made up of many diverse cultures and religions, such as; Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Tswana, Ndebele, Khoisan, Hindi, Muslim and Afrikaner peopleContinue reading “South African Culture”

British Culture

In this document I have described my findings from my research in to the key aspects of British culture. There are four countries that fall under the bracket of British culture, these are; England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. However, most stereotypes seem to come from England, specifically its capital city London. Facts The averageContinue reading “British Culture”

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