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Emancipatory Intercultural Competencies for Sociocultural Animation

The article discusses the intercultural competencies and the problematic elements of the different methodological proposals. Faced with the limits of traditional approaches, a proposal of emancipatory intercultural competencies is developed. Emancipatory intercultural competencies imply a process of personal, organizational, institutional and social ...
Maria-Jose Aguilar-Idañez   +1 more
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The Cultural Penetration and Sociocultural Impact of Anime Among Chinese Young People

International Journal of East Asian Studies
Abstract Anime has penetrated into the daily life of Chinese young people in a form of cross-cultural communication. The existing research is insufficient in systematically exploring the cultural penetration and influence of anime on Chinese youth. There are problems such as a single perspective and method limitations.
Jingwen Liu   +2 more
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The Game And Sociocultural Animation – A Strategy Of Inclusion And Prevention

2016
According to UNESCO (1977) the Sociocultural Animation is defined as the set of social and cultural practices that aim to stimulate the initiative, as well as the participation of individuals in the process of their own development and global dynamics of socio-political life in which they are integrated.
Tadeu, Pedro, Lopes, Ana
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Service-learning via sociocultural animation

2020
This service-learning experience for students in the course Education and Community Development is based on the methodology of socio-cultural animation, which is aimed at the transformation of society, the integral formation of people, promoting folklore and achieving social self-management of communities.
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Names of characters in animated series of the 1990s, between linguistic creativity and sociocultural critique

Proceedings of the International Conference on Onomastics ”Name and Naming”
Animated series of the 1990s would face backlash on multiple levels if held to today’s standards. At a first glance, for instance, cartoon series like Cow & Chicken, Dexter’s Laboratory, and The Powerpuff Girls could be criticised for reinforcing gender and appearance stereotypes.
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Transnational organizational considerations for sociocultural differences in ethics and virtual team functioning in laboratory animal science.

Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science : JAALAS, 2011
Business models for transnational organizations include linking different geographies through common codes of conduct, policies, and virtual teams. Global companies with laboratory animal science activities (whether outsourced or performed inhouse) often see the need for these business activities in relation to animal-based research and benefit from ...
Stacy L, Pritt, Jayne, Mackta
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Sociocultural Animation in Action: Reflections of a Practitioner From the Perspective of a Quarter of a Century

Studia Paedagogica Ignatiana, 2018
Artykuł omawia cywilizacyjny kontekst powstania animacji społeczno--kulturalnej i jej dawne uwarunkowania, wskazując na rozwój jej zadań i funkcji. Animacja to dziejąca się zmiana w grupach i społecznościach lokalnych, będąca nerwem demokracji i społeczeństwa obywatelskiego.
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THE ROLE OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIOCULTURAL FUNCTIONS OF ANIMAL PRODUCTION IN WELLBEING AND DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL COMMUNITIES OF TIMOR-LESTE

2013
Livestock production in Timor-Leste is predominantly familiar being chickens, pigs, goats, cattle, horses, buffaloes and sheep the main species. The livestock species play very important economic and sociocultural roles for the well-being of rural households, such as food supply, source of income, asset saving, source of employment, soil fertility ...
Bettencourt, Elisa Maria Varela   +4 more
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