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Cultural Codes and Rituals: II
1994Abstract As we have seen, the realms of purity and impurity strongly emphasize human agency and responsibility. Indian village culture seems to also be engrossed with notions of auspiciousness and inauspiciousness; it is analytically useful to view this preoccupation as a way of objectifying concerns about contingency.
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Codes of a nation’s cultural memory: Codes of culture
2019İnsanoğlu doğayla olan mücadelesi sonrası maddive manevi kazanımlar elde etmektedir. Birlikte edinilen bu değerler hertoplumun kendine özgü kültürünü oluşturmaktadır. Zamanla biriken bu verilertoplumların kültürel belleğinin oluşumuna zemin hazırlamaktadır.
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, 1976
Western scholars have speculated for centuries about the perceptual capacities of non-western peoples, of children, and of animals; and, more recently, about the representation and communication of perceptual experience in language. Colour is a particularly intriguing domain within which to study the communication of experience because the physical ...
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Western scholars have speculated for centuries about the perceptual capacities of non-western peoples, of children, and of animals; and, more recently, about the representation and communication of perceptual experience in language. Colour is a particularly intriguing domain within which to study the communication of experience because the physical ...
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Relationship between nurses’ cultural competence and observance of ethical codes
Nursing Ethics, 2022Narges Sadeghi, Msn +2 more
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1995
Abstract The work of two contemporary anthropologists, Mary Douglas and Victor Turner, has been especially valuable in offering concepts through which these central tensions might be charted. Both have been particularly concerned with religious, ritual and symbolic behaviour, and both have explicitly, though very much in passing ...
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Abstract The work of two contemporary anthropologists, Mary Douglas and Victor Turner, has been especially valuable in offering concepts through which these central tensions might be charted. Both have been particularly concerned with religious, ritual and symbolic behaviour, and both have explicitly, though very much in passing ...
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Cultural codes and education in Poland – a plea for a new educational imaginary
Policy Futures in Education, 2018Piotr Zamojski
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Lost in translation: Cultural codes are not blueprints
Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 2012Howard E Aldrich, Tiantian Yang
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