Explain with reference to specific passages in the book how bourgeois culture reoriented the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell) of the Oscarians, giving them a new experience in the Industrial Age.

Q1. I have stated several times in the class notes that becoming a proficient anthropologist entails becoming more and more familiar with the many implications of culture concept. Explain with reference to specific passages in the book how bourgeois culture reoriented the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell) of the Oscarians, giving them a new experience in the Industrial Age.
Q2. Culture and Structure are two sides of the same coin, in that when people of any society enact their beliefs, they simultaneously create structure in society. Summarize with specific examples from Culture Builders how the relationship between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat was built and maintained. This will not be difficult as every chapter in the book describes this very process. How was culture used to create class boundaries? How was culture used to legitimate the upper class and delegitimize the working class? Again, cite specific examples.
Q3. In my most recent set of notes (Lesson 4), I reported that I had compiled a list of 45 different adjectives that describe the subjectivity of the Oscarian bourgeoisie. Make your own list and provide page numbers and a brief comment that show how you arrived at your conclusions.
Q4. Again, citing specific examples from Culture Builders, Defend the following statement: Culture Builders might persuasively be titled any and all of the following: “Psyche Builders” or “Structure Builders” or “History Builders.”