CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF The Role Museums Played and Are Playing with Regard to the Idea of Collective and Cultural Memory
The USA President repeatedly addresses the audience, pointing out the importance of the role that the USA in general and US military forces in particular play in changing the situation in Iraq for the better: 'Freed from the weight of oppression, Iraq's people will be able to share in the progress and prosperity of our time....
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he city being one of the most happening centers of physical, religious and cultural transformation has been the interest of a large number of archaeologists and historians, who tried to bring out the subtle tones of color representing the gradual change in the nature of the city, the outlook of the people and their social standing with respect to each other....
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Other religious issues are the Indian's treatment of the missionary's Bible, the issue of marriage between Hindus and Muslims, and the perceptions and biases in that, the role of myths and traditions in corrupting the true religion.... From the paper "Analysis of The Circle of Reason", religion in the lives of the characters in The Circle of Reason is important....
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The purpose of the dissertation is to explore the Museum in relation to its architecture and its historical and cultural significance.... The opening of such cultural representations in Berlin thus attracted my attention.... The result of the research would be that I would be able to critically understand the dynamics and the cultural interplay of the Jewish and the non-Jewish communities.... This includes information about the Museum ranging from the number of people who visit it to the significance of the construction of a cultural representation in Berlin....
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Wider processes of globalization have generated new forms of memory.... In the age of globalization, remembering things is a matter of being exposed to the electronic media, to store one's memory such as meeting deadlines or even recollecting one's own culture and heritage.... The revelation of the effect of globalization on mankind gave way to cultural anxieties resulting in the fear of loss of memory.... memory is often studied with connection to national identity as a unique dimension of nationalism (Bell 2003)....
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his study focuses on evaluating the truth behind the media portrayal of Muslims and Islam in the western media and the resultant impact on shaping the socio-cultural beliefs and attitudes of the American citizens toward them.... The paper "Changes in the Representation of Islam in the USA Media" discusses that the portrayal of Muslims was not consistent and it varied based on the formats of the show....
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The emergence of digital technology which has been characterized by the information revolution connects the idea of space and time with disorientation and speed of geographical distance, which is a complex domain.... This literature review "Can Film as a Medium Support the Development of Architecture" tries to present the development of the ideas of time and space in the arena of films and architecture, which will include analysis of literature from different authors....
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This work called "Frank Gehry: Deconstructivist Architecture" focuses on Frank Owen Gehry, who is known for his designs.... The author outlines design as a product and as a process, shows strong deconstructivist principles....
... .... ... ... Regarding Gehry's architectural philosophy, some critics note that his early designs and concepts depict modernism because of the prevailing dominance of modernist principles taught in college and practiced in his field, but his overall philosophy later embraced post-modernist concepts, especially Deconstructivism....
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