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CULTURAL-TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF TACTILIC CULTURE
Вестник психофизиологии, 2020Человек-это великая тайна природы, и любое размышление, направленное на раскрытие одного из аспектов его бытия, способствует продвижению знаний о нем. В генезисе человека и его культурного пространства одну из смысловых функций выполняет коммуникация, которая “характеризуется как эмерджентное свойство взаимодействующих субъектов” [1, С.
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Cultural Aspects of Tropical Medicine
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1954When I received the kind invitation to address this group on the cultural aspects of tropical medicine, I looked in my dictionary to see whether my own not too well defined ideas about culture were in accordance with the official views on the subject. I found that culture meant civilization.
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Cultural Aspects of Orthopaedic Nursing
Orthopaedic Nursing, 1999In today's highly mobile and transnational healthcare world, attention to the cultural background of orthopaedic patients is no longer a luxury when implementing care. Nurses can overcome cultural blindness by developing an awareness of their own cultural backgrounds and an understanding about nursing values as an expression of cultural norms of the ...
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Cheese | Starter Cultures: General Aspects
2002This article addresses general concepts surrounding the use of starter cultures in cheesemaking. Starter cultures are essential to the manufacture of many cheese types. Whether prepared from the natural flora of milk, propagated as cultured whey, or selected from a preserved collection of defined single strains or undefined mixtures, starter cultures ...
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Cultural-Historical Aspects of Pain
1987It is completely impossible to describe an experience of pain. All of us know what is “pain” and due to own experience, one may feel what it means for other people. If you wish to communicate such feeling, however, you must paraphrase it somehow, for it is completely impossible to explain the pain experience to a person who cannot feel pain, similar to
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2019
Abstract Culture is the learned and shared knowledge that specific groups use to generate their behavior and interpret their experience of the world. It comprises beliefs about reality, how people should interact with each other, what they “know” about the world, and how they should respond to the social and material environments in ...
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Abstract Culture is the learned and shared knowledge that specific groups use to generate their behavior and interpret their experience of the world. It comprises beliefs about reality, how people should interact with each other, what they “know” about the world, and how they should respond to the social and material environments in ...
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2020
Abstract This chapter explores the importance of various court activities for which less evidence survives. The king sponsored musicians, entertainers, and learned magistri. He owned fine animals of various sorts, most notably a lion, and surprising numbers of books.
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Abstract This chapter explores the importance of various court activities for which less evidence survives. The king sponsored musicians, entertainers, and learned magistri. He owned fine animals of various sorts, most notably a lion, and surprising numbers of books.
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CULTURAL ASPECTS OF CHINA'S 'CULTURAL REVOLUTION'
1969Abstract : The report examines the Cultural Revolution in cultural terms, focusing first on the explicitly 'cultural' emphases of the movement, and then considering its possible relationships to Chinese culture, in an anthropological sense.
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2004
Abstract The understanding of any patient is impossible without the understanding of their culture, whether this is the wider culture of their ethnic group, nationality, or religion or the more specific culture within individual families. The place of culture in the ‘total’ holistic approach of palliative care should always be considered,
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Abstract The understanding of any patient is impossible without the understanding of their culture, whether this is the wider culture of their ethnic group, nationality, or religion or the more specific culture within individual families. The place of culture in the ‘total’ holistic approach of palliative care should always be considered,
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