Abstract
1. Antagonistic Acculturation Antagonistic Acculturation In this article, acculturation stands for changes in culture that take place in consequence of its contact with another culture. Here, we are specifically concerned with resistance to acculturation. Generally speaking, we can divide resistance to acculturation into four types (See Figure 1). They are: type I— combination of resistance concerning cultural elements and resistance against acceptance; type II—combination of resistance concerning cultural elements and resistance against giving; type III—resistance concerning a group in contact and resistance against acceptance; and type IV—combination of resistance concerning a group in contact and resistance against giving. Most cases of resistance to acculturation are of
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