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attributes can be
identified in a
social group.
Cultural change, or repositioning, is the
reconstruction of a
cultural concept of a society.
Cultures are internally...
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Cultural materialism in
literary theory and
cultural studies traces its
origin to the work of the left-wing
literary critic Raymond Williams. Cultural...
- The
Cultural Revolution,
formally known as the
Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, was a
sociopolitical movement in the People's
Republic of China...
- In
philosophy and sociology,
culturalism is the
central importance of
culture as an
organizing force in
human affairs. It is also
described as an ontological...
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Cultural evolution is an
evolutionary theory of
social change. It
follows from the
definition of
culture as "information
capable of
affecting individuals'...
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Cultural sustainability as it
relates to
sustainable development (or to sustainability), has to do with
maintaining cultural beliefs,
cultural practices...
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Cultural safety is the
effective nursing practice of
nursing a
person or
family from
another culture; it is
determined by that
person or family.[need quotation...
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administered by
UNESCO for
having cultural, historical, or
scientific significance. The
sites are
judged to
contain "
cultural and
natural heritage around the...
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Cultural Christians are
those who
received Christian values or
appreciate Christian culture. They may be non-practicing Christians, non-theists, apatheists...
- A
cultural icon is a
person or an
artifact that is
identified by
members of a
culture as
representative of that culture. The
process of identification...
