Cultural continuity and change
An Inquiry into Cultural Continuity and Change in Housing: An Iranian Perspective
... Identity; Cultural Continuity; Iran Introduction In the field of architecture, housing has always played an important role in respect of defining cultural values, providing a sense of belonging and ...
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Cultural Continuity and Change in the Wake of Ancient Nubian-Egyptian Interactions
... ancient cultural identities in hinterland communities in the wake of long-term intercultural interactions and colonial ...and cultural boundaries creates profound and lasting impacts on conceptualizations ...
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Excavations in Timor : a study of economic change and cultural continuity in prehistory
... The horizon numbers, I - VII were subdivided when the excavated units were correlated with the stratigraphy and before the artifactual material was processed. These subdivisions, however, do not fall very conveniently ...
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Simbu paths to power : political change and cultural continuity in the Papua New Guinea Highlands
... At three of five 'A' ISam meetings I witnessed the committee met with embarrassing opposition. I mention four meetings in some detail for the insight they give into the roots of opposition and into the styles of Simbu ...
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Contextualizing the Cultural Dynamism of the Siddis of Gujarat: Analyzing Patterns of Continuity and Change
... Cultural Continuity: The Siddi Dhamaal As is evident from the pattern of acculturation of the Siddis in Gujarat, it is not difficult to ascertain that the Siddis have adapted to the local cultural ...
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Cultural Continuity and Communities and Well-Being
... Table 5 shows the results from the probit equation estimating employment. Because the probit is a non-linear equation, the coefficients do not measure change in the probability of employment per unit change ...
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Tradition and Agency: tracing cultural continuity and invention
... donesia, Austria, and Vanuatu. Ton Otto is professor of Anthropology and Ethnography at the University of Aarhus, Denmark. He has conducted long-term field work in Manus (Papua New Guinea) on issues of social and ...
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Continuity and change : Kurdish cultural institutions in the Kurdistan region of Iraq : field research results
... by przejawiania się Boga w świecie doczesnym – Zuhur – przyjęcie przez Boga ciała na wzór szaty oraz Hulul, kiedy Duch Boży jest gościem w istocie, która już ma duszę (van Bruinessen, [r] ...
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Continuity and Change in Indian Capitalism
... The capitalist class emerged mainly through segments of the mercantile community using their trading activities as the springboard for entry into industry (Ray 1994). Trade and commerce had a long pre-colonial history in ...
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Continuity and change in the CDEP scheme
... Two sets of social characteristics are examined. The first set relates to participation in cultural activities and connection to culture. The specific measures analysed are whether the individual speaks an ...
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Continuity and change in Hao Naga Festivals
... (ibid). To this day, many Church leaders continue to subscribe the ideas of implanting western norms and standards into the life of the Nagas. The question of continuities in Hao festivals with the now longstanding ...
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Santal and their agricultural practices: Continuity and change
... to cultural barriers or due to its cost effects has not given the complete confidence for the Santal to depend on agriculture and therefore many of them have to look for other ...
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Diaspora of Islamic Cultures: Continuity and Change
... of cultural loss and the need to construct a new framework for belonging increase over time, at least for certain ...and cultural difference, that is, a feeling of not being accepted or at least tolerated ...
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The Angami Naga Society: Continuity and Change
... In the fast changing modern world, it becomes difficult to analyse the relevance between tradition and modernity due to the fact that every person faces contradiction between traditional culture and modern values. The ...
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Change and Continuity: Historicizing the emergence of online media
... Alan Bell, adding: “and technology needs technicians” (Bell, 1991: 12). Bell’s observation highlights a sometimes-awkward reality for media: reliant on technology for content to reach audiences, yet not fully in control ...
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AFRICAN INDIGENOUS MASS MEDIA: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE
... Abstract Communication is as essential to human beings as air and water. Human beings cannot but communicate. Even when one decides not to communicate the person is implicitly communicating for such is itself a kind of ...
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Conceptualising Change and Continuity in US Foreign Policy
... Events such as the quagmires of Iraq and Afghanistan, or the fallout from the global financial crisis if sufficiently seized u pon by the media and the public, have the potential to provide a discursive opening for a new ...
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Change and Continuity in Nineteenth Century Latin America
... Eduardo Zimmermann's collection of essays is a welcome contribution to the historiography. In many ways, it is surprising that, in comparative terms, so little has been written about the judicial institutions of ...
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Continuity and change: Challenging the disposable Chinese city
... Although hidden from the street, the lilong extend the legibility of Shanghai as a water city. The lilong are east-west fields of party walls, separated by alleys at regular intervals. Within the compound, the alleys ...
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CONTINUITY AND CHANGE
... Vignette C: Schizophrenia NAME is a RACE/ETHNICITY, MAN/WOMAN, who has completed EDUCATION. Up until a year ago, life was pretty okay for NAME. But then, things started to change. S/he thought that people around ...
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