Articles about cultures (0-50 of 20493)

  • Distinctive Characteristics Of Folk Cultures
    By: hxjqchina | - A folk culture is a small isolated, cohesive, conservative, nearly self-sufficient group that is homogeneous in custom and race with a strong family or clan structure and highly developed rituals.Cement making machine Order is maintained through sanctions based in the religion or family and interpersonal. Relationships are strong. Tradition is paramount, and change comes infrequently and slowly.Rock crusher There is relatively little division of labor into specialized duties. Rather, each person ...
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  • Wanderlust Is Something That Is Inborn Within Most Of Us
    By: prolificrandy | - Humans have been known to be bitten by the travel bug from time immemorial. Those were the days when transportation was at its infancy and travelling was a tedious affair and it took years for a person to complete a sojourn. Right from the mythical Gulliver who went to strange lands inhabited by stranger people on his fantasy travels, to the Vespuccis and the Columbuses, humans have shown the tendency to be restless and the yearning for travelling to strange destinations has always been with us ...
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  • How To Deal With Different Cultures In A Project
    By: jack735 | - Today, we work in the time of boost of transnational cooperation in many dimensions. That is why also in transnational corporations (TNCs) and any other companies which set up supranational activities, cultural differences between countries are more and more visible. It happens because it is carefully proved that types of running projects and even styles of working between continents and countries are completely different. Obviously, this thing has a lot of implications also in project managemen ...
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  • Buying Fair Trade Means More Than Just Buying Beautiful Things.
    By: Karen Davis | - There are many places in the world that need our help. The poorest of the poor, the oppressed, the abused. Places that have something in common - a history of trauma and isolation that's made them the struggling nations they are today. Nations where human beings are forced to do anything and possibly everything to survive.

    In India, at the foothills of the Himalayas, young mothers have little access to the most basic of health care. Because of hunger, pre-teen girls are being forced ...

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  • Uganda Cultural Tours - Savor The Culture At Its Best
    By: Edward Muwonge | - The cultural tour to Uganda is an explosive encounter which every on who is not African really should have to get to appreciate the strength and vigour in the African people. Traveling to Uganda on a cultural tour as a result is an immensely interesting and fabulous expertise where the tourist will need to understand a great deal in regards to the social well being of the peoples.

    The people of Uganda are richly vibrant and will do everything having a great deal of vigour, pride an ...

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  • Oceans Were More Turbulent In The Past
    By: Prithviraj Rathod | - The recent quake in Japan has resulted in twelve thousand deaths, with more than fifteen thousand people reported missing. Several towns were severely devastated along a 670 km stretch between Erimo and Oarai. Several cities were destroyed heavily, the notable being the devastation of Minamisanriku - nearly half of its population, about 9700 people out of a population of 19170, got swept off and went missing.

    Reading all of this, I thought that it must be one of the biggest natural ...

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  • Building Relationships Across Cultures Using Virtual Communication
    By: Brandi Moore | - Today many of the people with whom we virtually communicate we will never meet. This does not mean we should not spend time getting to know them. Business is based on people. People are the engine behind the work, pushing it to delivery. In the United States, we focus on completing a venture or task rather than developing a business relationship with a person. This is not the case in other countries. American companies most often outsource to Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC countries), an ...
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  • Evolving Dating Customs For Various Kinds Of Countries
    By: Matt Fuller | - Online dating sites and social networks give us direct access into the lives and hearts of many other societies. Although in more simple times, courting and dating represented an exceedingly unique definition as compared with how we comprehend it these days. Early generation traditions saw men pretty much raid communities in order to seize their wife.

    There's been a fascinating change in social customs during the course of the eras. Non-modern ages engaged the method of chivalry to ...

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  • Evolving Dating Practices For Diverse Countries
    By: Matt Fuller | - Online dating sites and social networks provide us with direct access into the everyday lives and hearts of many other societies. But nevertheless , in significantly more primitive time periods, courting and dating represented an exceptionally diverse definition as compared with how we know it today. Early age traditions saw men physically raid villages to seize their wife.

    There has been a compelling change in matchmaking traditions during the course of the centuries. Non-modern er ...

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  • Japanese Pronunciation Of English
    By: | - We have all heard that weird accent Japanese people give to the English language. Ever wondered how come it is so distinct?
    The Japanese dont have as many vocal sounds as the westerners do. They are limited to consonant-vowel sounds and the only consonant that is ever used by itself is a mora (i.e. letter of the alphabet) that approximates the English n. Hence the Japanese have to always add a vowel after a consonant in order to pronounce it. There is no specific rule ...

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  • Cultural Warfare
    By: Nicolas DAlleva | - Conflict is a part of the primordial nature of human beings. Early human beings were in constant conflict with nature and other aggressors in their attempt to survive and maintain positions of dominance. War, as a result, seems to be inherent to every society since the dawn of man. As technology has advanced, so has warfare. What started out as bones and rocks are now machine guns and nuclear arsenals. Many cultures have had conflict within their societies as well as with their neighbors, a ...
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  • Why Asian Women Adore Western Men
    By: M Fuller | - The sheer number of single women in Asian countries gives western men great odds of finding romance compared to their home town options.

    It's a sad and sorry state of affairs for the vast majority of young Asian women with a career of prostitution inevitable in order to support their impoverished families. Career options are non-existent compared to western countries.

    Developed countries provide welfare options for their people including support systems for single pare ...

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  • Sports Related To Culture
    By: Erin Walker | - Some folks view themselves as cultured if they are well traveled. Other people think being cultured involves a degree in history, or in-depth study on the traditions and pasts of different countries. Still other folks consider that being cultured can only be attained via living within the traditions itself.

    Though there are several enjoyable facts and tidbits of facts folks can uncover from books and travel excursions, true understanding of a new lifestyle only comes through immersion ...

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  • Prague: A City Of Prominence Then And Now
    By: Gaizka Pujana | - One of the key cities in the country is Prague, which is both the country's capital and largest city. It's located in the western region of the Czech Republic, and has a population of roughly 1.1 million.

    The city of Prague has been in existence for well over a millenium. The first settlers lived nearby the castles that exist atop the Vysehrad and Hradcany hills. By the 10th century, Prague had become a prominent city.

    Then by the 1300s, Prague had become one of ...

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  • Volunteer Abroad Cultural Experience
    By: Zablon | - Culture has various meanings depending on the context it is put in, for example culture can be said to be excellence of taste in the fine arts and humanities, also known as high culture; or An integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief, and behavior that depends upon the capacity for symbolic thought and social learning; The main definition of culture is the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization or group or country. In this cont ...
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  • Are Ancient Aliens A Myth?
    By: Jason Martell | - Are we alone? This is the age old question that has been asked for hundreds of years. People have been seeing unidentified objects in the sky for as long as people have been keeping records of their actions. Still, the question of whether or not we are alone in the universe or whether or not we are sharing our existence with aliens remains. Our oldest civilizations that we have record of, also kept a record of ancient aliens visiting them.

    The evidence is anything but limited. It is f ...

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  • Wedding Traditions Of North America
    By: Nicole Sanchez | - There are many different wedding traditions throughout the world and really that is no different in North America. Despite differences or similarities, wedding traditions in North America is still about the legalized union of two people.

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    America is made up of many cultures from the millions of immigrants that have made the U.S. their home. Therefore, as time has progressed, Americans have taken much of these different traditions and have shaped ...

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  • Wedding Traditions Of The Pacific Islands And Hawaii
    By: Nicole Sanchez | - Wedding traditions throughout the world have many similarities, and yet many have their own twists based on the culture in which they have lived for many generations. It can be anywhere from cultural to spiritual, but in the end, it all comes down to the joining of two people.

    Wedding traditions in the Pacific Islands and in Hawaii are no different, as they are very entrenched in cultural traditions and styles in everyday life, which includes wedding ceremonies and receptions.

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  • Cultural Elements An Immigrant Misses
    By: Javier Pinzón | - Curiously, after some time of leaving behind our country, our people and our culture, we begin to miss a lot of things, including those we never really missed or consumed regularly while living there.

    While we still live in our country, eating out with friends doesnt imply to order sancocho, ajiaco or any other typical food, since we usually tend to try new things and know a little more about other cultures while being at home. This also relates to the large number of internation ...

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  • Early Tourism Its Growth From Trade
    By: Terry S Vostor | - Nomads are nomads. Nomads are always on the move for their food and flocks. Until man settled down in farming communities mankind could never really get ahead nor develop. It was not until whole groups and communities settled down permanently in rich well watered farmlands in the middle east , did civilization have the surpluses and bounty with which to base their lives and commercial trade upon. Thus the trade routes , silk , gold and spice routes and historical commerce were born and built< ...
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  • 3 Factors To Consider Before Buying Plus Size Jewelry
    By: Simon Johnnson | - Over cultures and traditions jewelry has had its very own status .The best thing about this accessory is its timelessness. They are a great investment because:-

    *They can complete any kind of look because they go with any kind of attire.
    *They never go out of vogue and can be mixed and match with various outfits over time.
    *They are the ideal gift for any occasion and can be worn by individuals from different age groups depending on the outfit you are wearing.

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  • Dating Customs For Different Countries
    By: M Fuller | - In more primitive times or early ages, there was no such thing as dating or courtship based on how we know it today. The main tradition was for men to seize their wife! The men would raid towns and villages and literally capture the woman they chose.

    Many dating customs evolved in non-modern times by the concept of chivalry. It is these old traditions where modern dating evolved and men are often expected to pay for the date and open the door for his date out of respect. In 1228, wo ...

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  • Secret Of Self-esteem
    By: Dr.Wagner Paulon | - Secret of Self-Esteem
    Dr. Wagner Paulon
    2005

    Today you will begin to read a very special book about an important period of life known as adolescence, those years between childhood and adulthood. Some of you have nine, ten, or eleven years now, and are starting to think about growth. You are not sure about what is to come, but are thrilled with the experience and want to know more details. This article is written for you.

    Others are teenagers now, and these ...

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  • Istanbul - Ancient Cultures And Modern Luxuries
    By: Soophott Lert | - The ancient city of Istanbul is located in the heart of Turkey and has the distinction of being the fifth largest city in the world. It has a long and storied history and has always been an important and historic place. You may recognize it by its ancient names of Byzantium or Constantinople. It was the capital city of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Latin Empire, and the Ottoman Empire. Situated on the Bosphorus Strait, this city is the only one in the world that is actually part of ...
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  • Does Religion Play A Part In Your Life
    By: Aydan Corkern | - Are you a person that is heavy into your religion? Do you go to each and every service? Are you like some that will go twice in one day? Are you one that believes that your God is everywhere, not just in a church? Or are you one that does not even believe that God exists? In this world of ours there are many people that do these very things. There are so many different religions in the world that you could probably find one to believe in. There are people in this world that believe in their Gods ...
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  • Tatuaggi Tribali Best Tattoo Choice!
    By: Alice Campbell | - A tattoo is a sign of courage, strength and power. There are hundreds of styles, designs and motives out there, making it quite easy for anyone to choose. Amongst the most popular choices presented on the Internet one can find Maori tattoos or tatuaggi Maori as they are known. The entire range of images that is found online has its inspiration in the creations of Maori culture, from New Zealand and Polynesia. These are the best tribal tattoos (tatuaggi tribali) one has ever seen.

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  • Three Things To Do As You Discover Languages With Young Children
    By: Beth Butler | - With each passing day of our lives we are faced with the realization that this world is ever shrinking. We encounter new neighbors from other countries, colleagues who speak more than one language, and friends of our children come from various walks of life and far away countries. It is evident that our own children need to be prepared for this global society in which they will travel as young adults sooner than we care to imagine.

    As a parent of three children and an educator of ...

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  • How Indians Used Smoke As Communication
    By: Aydan Corkern | - Indians used smoke signals to call the other Indians in their tribe to come for a meeting. They would send out a warning to them that danger is coming. If there was a wedding, a war, or a death, they used smoke signals. That is how they called one another -with just by smoke clouds in the air. They even used it if they needed help. But now we use smoke signals in the military, boats, police departments, etc.

    In the olden times, it was easier for the Indians to live off the land be ...

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  • Mesopotamia: Could This Civilization Be Responsible For Western Culture?
    By: Don Alexander | - One of the earliest civilizations that have influenced western culture to this day has been the civilization of Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia was perhaps the first civilization to create art in the form of huge structural creations and sculptures. This art has helped each oncoming civilization grow and develop from there, helping others to improve on their own lives. However, we cannot talk of Mesopotamian art without discussing their location, way of life, and religious traditions.

    Th ...

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  • Cape Verde A Tropical Paradise
    By: Douglas Scott | - Cape Verde has ten Islands of which Santiago is the main one, five and a half hours flight from the UK. These Islands are on the same latitude as Barbados close to the equator.

    Cape Verde is a tropical paradise in the Atlantic Ocean benefiting from around the year sun.

    Portuguese is Cape Verdes official language and the language of instruction in official schools. However, the Capeverdean Crioulo languages are also widely spoken. These are a range of Portuguese bas ...

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  • Belize Has Various Cultures
    By: Douglas Scott | - Belize is bounded on the North by Mexico, South and West by Guatemala and the beautiful Caribbean Sea wash its 174 mile coastline to the East.

    Belize is a country of various cultures, languages, and ethnic groups. Approximately 270,000 people in Belize consist of Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Spanish, Maya, English, Mennonite, Lebanese, Chinese, and East Indian. Due to racial harmony and religious tolerance, all of these different elements have mixed and blended successfully, and Bel ...

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  • Why Should You Learn A Foreign Language?
    By: Kathy Steinemann | - More and more software programs, electronic devices, and websites devoted to foreign languages are being developed daily. Why all the excitement? Why would YOU want to learn a foreign language?

    Job Advancement - Get the Competitive Edge

    Many large corporations and government agencies have positions requiring a second language. In a country like Canada, which is officially bilingual, someone who knows both French and English will have better employment prospects.

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  • No - Smaller Is Better! Really! Scientific Proof
    By: Kathy Steinemann | - Which would be easier for you to memorize?

    The entire New York telephone book
    A small nursery rhyme

    If you picked #1, please go away!

    Scientific studies have shown that we learn best by absorbing small morsels of information, applying them in a practical manner, then building on what we know. As we add more chunks of information our minds correlate, collate, and link everything, referring back to previously learned facts to form a comprehensive ...

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  • Respect Local Cultures When On Holiday
    By: Chris Marshall | - Wherever you go on holiday chances are that things are going to be different. There may be a different language or how people dress or how they act and react to different situations. This is known as culture and is an important part of each place's individual identity.

    When you go on holiday it is important to respect local culture and remember that you are a guest in that place. Although it might seem or strange at first you will soon find that you can adapt to a new culture and ...

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  • Business Cultures Old & New
    By: Nazir Daud | - In my travels visiting different businesses, I am amazed at the various different ways that companies have of treating their staff. Each culture has its merits, but some are nearly impossible to live with. Which culture does your business utilize?

    Work hard & don't have a good time:
    People in your business are there for only 1 thing; work. They are not there to socialise, romance or have a good time. They receive the legal requirements & no more in relation to holidays, pen ...

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  • Abstract Art
    By: Jonathon Hardcastle | - Nonrepresentational or nonobjective art is not an invention of the twentieth century. A number of cultures, like the Islamic and Jewish, have developed over the centuries a high standard of decorative or non-figurative art forms. Today, abstract art is generally understood to be the form of art that does not depict objects in the natural world, but instead uses shapes and colors in a nonrepresentational or subjective way.

    According to art experts, in its purest form in Western art ...

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  • Examining International Relations In The Realm Of Sports Through History
    By: Jonathon Hardcastle | - Although the precise origins of the connection between sports and international relations remain obscure, all cultures have participated over the course of history in different physical contests that fostered cultural exchange and contributed to their citizens' political discourse. The ancient Egyptians swam, raced, wrestled, and played games with balls. The ancient Greeks held large athletic festivals, including the Olympic Games that drew athletes' attention from all over the ancient world. Tw ...
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