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History of Western Tradition..., Luther was the earliest major theologian to interpret the Scriptures in the first languages rather than interpreting them through several stages of commentaries. Throughout the High Middle Ages and the initial stages of the Renaissance it is logical to think the Church had a coercive influence. The sophisticated level of Europe’s intellectualization at some point in the 14th and 15th century had raised another danger to the Church’s power. In short, the Renaissance is strongly connected to the Reformation. The Renaissance was the greatest contributor to the dissemination of knowledge and these new pieces of knowledge paved the way to revolutionary and innovative ways of thinking. The concept of individualism, which also...
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Non-Western Cultures: Japan...Task Non-Western Cultures Japan is a country that has retained its cultural beliefs over the years and has recorded tremendous economic and cultural stability. The country can boost of its economic and cultural stability since it is unique and has not been completely influenced by the western culture. Japan has maintained its cultural beliefs over the years but has incorporated western technologies into their systems for their advantage. This has enabled the Japan to be one of the most developed countries in the world since it thrives on maintaining its traditions and embracing modernity so that it can achieve its endeavor of attaining economic...
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Western Versus Non-western art...Western Versus Non-western art Different traditions and cultures around the world have unique types of art works. They depict the strengths and weaknesses in those cultures and traditions. Art is an important vessel in the society that can be used to express feelings and emotions towards particular topics. They can be used to pass information from one generation to another. Different traditions have different pieces of artworks that identify their uniqueness. Traditional western civilization had developed in terms of art uniquely as art had developed in traditional Africa. This paper...
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Dippin Dots...Executive Summary Neither the company's website nor the case study come out and the company's vision or mission. However, one can surmise fromthe information given that the goal of the company is, much like any other company, to continue to grow and become more profitable. They seek to delight their customers through the experience of their unique ice cream.
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In 1988, Dippin' Dots was started in Grand Chain, Illinois. In 1999, they landed their first account at Opryland Amusement Park in Nashville, Tennessee. In 1990, Paducah, Kentucky became the home of their new manufacturing facility. In 1991, they established their dealer network. 1994 marked the year of their first international account, which was in...
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Non western art history...and Section # of Non-western art history (Museum paper) I visited Asia Pacific museum, isone of the four museums in the country, who specialize in the arts and culture of Asia and Pacific region and the museum contains a lot of art work from various artists of Asia and Pacific region. The mission of the museum is to make people aware and to make them know about the culture and art of the region, which is not well known to them. I have seen many art pieces of the Asian origin and the ones who represent the culture of East and Pacific region. I chose the work of Elizabeth Keith, a painting named, "The Cock Fight", which was made in China in 1925.
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This painting shows the Chinese culture...
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Western vs non-western psychotherapy...importance but also because these methods, most especially the non-western methods, are being appreciated and practiced by a growing number of populations. Also, these eastern practices are being gradually incorporated into the western tradition of medicine which just makes it justifiable to be given enough attention and importance.
THE WESTERN METHOD- JUNGIAN THERAPY
Among the western methods of counseling and psychotherapeutic techniques, this discussion will focus mainly on the Jungian process of counseling and methodology. This specific method was chosen because of the similarity and significant difference between this method and...
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Non Western Theatre...substituting African theatrical tradition with texts from their own countries. In addition, Soyinka received his education from the West, graduating with honors from a London university where he also worked as a play reader in a London theater.8 Yet despite his western education, the traditional African theater is always present in his works and is so melded with the contemporary aspect that the distinction between the two is blurred, forming a whole where the traditional becomes inseparable with the contemporary and the entire effect is an eclectic work with a character entirely its own.
A case in point is Soyinka’s Death and the King’s Horseman, a play considered by...
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Primitivism and Non-Western Art...Primitivism and Non-Western Art Primitivism is an art movement that does not adhere to Western standards but rather on primitive cultures and/or non-Western cultures; it may also refer to modern art works that pay homage to folk art. This style of painting has led to developments in modern art, specifically introduced by Paul Gauguin.
Primitivism as a movement is almost synonymous to Paul Gauguin. Paul Gauguin established primitivism as a movement back in the late 19th century when he traveled to Tahiti and painted the local women in the nude. Many people see this act as a reaction to Europe’s classicist way of interpreting the nude female body....
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Western Developmental Psychology In Non-Western Cultures...Western Developmental Psychology In Non-Western Cultures
In the recent past there has been a need for standardization of cultures to meet the international standards which have been majorly set by the western countries and disseminated through such avenues as the social media. Even as people strive to merge cultures for the sake of uniformity, it is evident that all nonwestern countries have their own traditional practices and cultures. Most of these cultures have come a long way due to assimilation from one generation to the other. In a recent research, it was determined that nonwestern cultures hold different ideas on intelligence. Cultural...
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Non-Western Christianity...East is the foundation of Christianity, Judaism and Islam religion. The Old Testament prophesies the coming of Jesus Christ in the book of Isaiah. It also presents the Ten Commandments foundation of Judaism and Christianity. Despite Christianity acknowledging the death and resurrection of Jesus, it is also highly influenced by Judaism. Most Christians living in the Middle East still practice traditional Christianity (Armstrong, 87).
There was great division among the traditional Christians in the period between the seventh to the thirteenth century. This resulted to establishment of western/Latin Christian branch (that is the Roman Church) and the Eastern/Greek branch (that is the...
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