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History of War on Drugs
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Due to the impacts of illegal drug use and abuse on american citizens, the government has adopted a number of approaches to ensure that illegal trade in the country is controlled.... Though this policy can be effective in limiting the growth of the trade in the country, its success has been hampered with resistance from the African american community who feel targeted by this policy.... For example, former Caribbean american presidents including Guatemala, Columbia and Mexico have emerged to strongly advocate for the decriminalization of these drugs as a way of reducing the powers of the drugs gangs and cartels....
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Youth in Cuban Anti-Revolution
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The ethical anxiety over the Cuban youths towards the end of 1960s was somewhat concomitant with the counter-culture in the United States.... s an alternative this will prove how the young populace in Cuba engaged in recreation of their own destiny by becoming agents of transformation in their individual right, but then again how they cruised through a changing culture.... During the events, their actions exaggerated and reformed that culture, by changing the development of the Revolution especially in the 1960s gradual rather than enacted....
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Gender and Sexuality in America
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Furthermore, the greatest mistake of the western culture in the past history has been undervaluing this femininity.... The american family has been focused in several ways by many authors.... It has formed the basis for sexuality and gender roles in an american family set up.... Thus, Coontz, Friedan and the amendment of the rights in american have formed a basis for feminism criticism.... In “The way we never were”, by Coontz examines the two centuries in the american family lifestyle which shatters several half-truths and myths which burden the modern family....
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The Pacific War: Japans militarism
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Japan went through economic stagnation in the 1920s lots of economic problems.... The leaders also argued that Japan would substitute the selfish and power-oriented blocs of the Western powers with a Japan-centered moral bloc, which would uphold the prosperity of Asia and its culture....
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The Family Crisis
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Bette Dickson and Susan George have supported the single-parent family structure in their research on poor African-american single-mother families.... According to their report, African-american grandparents, especially maternal grandmothers, have regularly provided a great support to single-parent families, especially in childcare.... In 1960, around 73% of american adults were married....
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Analysis and Research on Two Kinds by Amy Tan
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?? The second way of life that Jing Mei is surrounded with all the time is the adapted culture, the one surrounding her every day, the american culture.... The first is the Chinese culture, the one that is in her blood.... This culture's point of view about America is similar to that of the rest of the world.... This culture did not always match to that of the Chinese, and because of that, it caused conflict, which would later be evident in the story....
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Feminism and the Portrayal of Postmodernist Woman
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An author of the literature review seeks to critically address the representation of postfeminist women in mass media and popular culture, specifically television and music.... In recent years the idea that feminism is over and that the goals of feminism have all been achieved has become increasingly popular in mainstream culture.... In recent years the idea that feminism is over and that the goals of feminism have all been achieved has become increasingly popular in mainstream culture....
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Steady Progress and Development of the Japan
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Within these different local cultures, there are few groups who are welcoming towards any change introduced, this is the reason because of which the Japanese adapted to Western culture without any constrains or regret.... he local Japanese culture can be categorized into, 'Mass culture, Alternative culture and Folk culture'( Sugimoto's: Introduction to Japanese society).... ass culture, culture that has been under the influence of media and market....
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Women in American culture
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Since the 1920s, women in american culture, gained political equity.... This essay discribes that women have witnessed a vast change in society when it has come to their representation in popular culture and they have been influencing society in a very positive manner through this as well.... Popular culture refers to the artistic expression that people provide.... Since the Victorian ages, women were not a part of such culture because in yesteryears when Shakespearean plays were acted out, men dressed up as womenand took their roles too....
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U.S. - China relations since 1970 to present
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The US was basically a result of the convergence of the North american, European and African cultures.... The US also restricted american's entry into China.... The american concepts of individual liberty, political pluralism and economic opportunity were alien to China.... The improved relationship proved to be advantageous as this would provide the prerequisite for the purchase of advanced american equipment and also facilitate import of similar technology from the western allies....
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Defining Generational Differences: Baby Boomers and Generation X
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They are well defined by society, culture, economics, and history.... ommitment to the state and national political process that generates massive social programs indicates loyalty to the culture and empathy for its members.... These subtle differences in the motivation for acting have resulted in the media portrayal of Generation X as a culture of slackers (Ortner, 1998, p.... Generation X was faced with a culture of absentee parents at a time of changing social attitudes on race, gender, and equality....
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Reality TV Shows and the American Identity: The Postmodern Situation
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?? John Fahey The television is more sophisticated than it ever was since it commercially available during the 1920s.... ?? John Fahey The television is more sophisticated than it ever was since it commercially available during the 1920s.... As it becomes more accessible to everyone, it also becomes a platform to modify culture, or at least perpetuate a culture.... Along with the new media like the internet, reality TV has become one of the world's most effective tools in shaping culture, thereby affecting economy and the behavior of societies of their audiences....
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Contemporary art and theory
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Pop art was an avant-garde art, which contained certain aspects of contemporary culture and assisted to explain the divide between fine arts and commercial arts.... Conceptual art is linked to american artists of 1950s and 1970s such as Lawrence Weiner, Robert Barry, and Joseph Kosuth....
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Cultural Differences at Work
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o understand the impact of culture in work ethics and values, business managers must constantly read about different countries' cultures and keep in mind the crucial role that culture plays in shaping business processes.... Essentially, if a national culture can be of significant consequences on the people of the same culture, then businesses need to be very cautious on how they deal with cultural differences in cross border interactions.... obinson (1979) has defined culture as a set of shared beliefs, assumptions and values that are gained through membership in a social group and which influence the behaviours and attitudes of the group members....
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Comparison Between Ray Charles and B.B King
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He has won numerous awards for his sterling performances, which rocked the american world and the globe at large.... King's music performance has stunned american music industry and beyond.... In 1950s, King's R&B songs were trending well in the american R&B charts.... The Poetics of american Song Lyrics....
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Historical Transformations that Marked the Birth of Modern America
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he late nineteenth century marked the emergence of a national consumer culture in America.... The industrial revolution was further enhanced by the american's role in WW1.... Historical Transformations that Marked the Birth of Modern America The period following the Civil War was characterized by rapid growth in american industry.... Second, large american families and a surge in immigrants provided cheap labor for the industries....
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Hispanic Culture Description
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The Church and religion lead a profound influence in our culture in medieval times.... Being originated from the Hispanic culture, the author of the paper makes a brief study of the Hispanic culture.... The understanding and appreciation of important concepts of the Hispanic culture by the educators of Hispanic adolescents or children are necessary.... culture is a learned, shared and symbolic system of beliefs, values, and attitudes that influences and shapes behavior and perception....
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The Setting of a Film
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This paper examines each of these factors in turn with reference to a range of musical films from the 1920s and 1930s and shows how and why the settings relate to the characters' lifestyles and personalities.... This era in american history was one of great hope in technology and it captures the moment when black notices with white lettering, used to denote the passage of time, began to be replaced by the human voice.... One advantage of the stage sets, as opposed to the realistic interior and exterior shots, is that they can present a utopian image of the american or European city, as for example when in Broadway Melody the dancers are presented in front of a backdrop complete with Art Deco skyscrapers, flashlights and neon, or when in Top Hat (1935) Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dance around recreations of Paris or Venice complete with stylized Eiffel tower and real gondolas....
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The 1960s - the Beatles Band
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The focus is on the civil rights movement and the counterculture including the popular art and new religious incursions into the existing culture which were challenging conventional thought.... Though this style of living did not catch-on as intended, its values remain imbedded in the culture and are seeing a re-emergence such as renewable forms of energy, organic farming and recycling. ... ‘Hippies' were garnering the attention of the media and exotic drug use was common among this sub-culture of society....
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Zombie Meme and the American Culture
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This literature review "Zombie Meme and the american culture" seeks to answer the question of what is it about the Zombie meme that gives it stability and penetrance in the american culture.... Zombie Meme and the american culture Richard Dawkins avails a detailed discussion on genes and “memes” in his article, “Memes: the New Replicators”.... Zombie as a meme has been embedded in the american culture to the extent that numerous Hollywood films are centered on this idea, and this is shown in Bishop's article....
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The Meaning of Race in Western Society
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The Meaning of Race: Race, History and culture in Western Society.... Slavery was thus essential for the regions economy and culture.... eed Adolph L (1986) Race, Politics and culture: Critical essays on the radicalism of the 1960s Greenwood, Westport (Con). ... It comprises of six distinct races namely; whites, Asians, African-Americans, american Indians, Native Americans and other races.... The american independence declared all humans as equal and has inalienable right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness and the constitution defended these rights....
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Is Globalization Driving Changes in Media and Communications
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In this case, they consider media and communications as tools of imposing the american culture on the rest of the global population.... The changes have affected all spheres of life, just like culture does.... For this reason, the future of globalization depends on the extent to which this shift will create opportunities for creation of a global culture system.... Media and communications provide the best platform for such a culture to be nurtured....
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French Cuisine
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The paper 'French Cuisine' seeks to evaluate the cuisine in France, which is a reflection of its culture, perfection attained through unhurried attention.... This ability to let their hair down and enjoy is interwoven into their culture and they imbibe from it.... he cuisine in France is a reflection of its culture, perfection attained through unhurried attention.... Unfortunately, France has over protected and over subsidized its films in the name of preserving culture and this has kind of backfired for the French film industry....
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Neo-Liberalism and the Future of Cities
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he developing countries, most of which, at one time, had rich history and culture, almost all of them were subjected to colonial rule and imperialism.... But it is difficult to say that they resembled cities of alien countries, as culture, social fabric, economic background and religion are different, almost from country to country.... It is felt that World Bank, Inter american Development Bank and International Monetary Fund like powerful monetary institutions have imposed a situation of reducing profit rates felicitating the corporate few who are in bad business ventures, to revive their economic position....
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The Cuba-Soviet Unions Relations
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Countries like South Vietnam were against the communist culture and received support from America during the war whereas North Vietnam supported communist states and received support from the communist states like Russia.... The american government was democratic and characterized by free and fair election whereas that of Soviet Unions was autocratic with restricted or no elections.... Cuba had various influences from the american side and the president feared that supporting the US side would tamper with the power of control that he exercised over the sovereign state....
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Paintings in art history
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It was a dark time in american culture, where old myths-religion, dramatic tragedy, devotion to family-no longer worked and only objective knowledge was offered (Krutch).... The Harlem Renaissance consisted of a group of men committed in the 1920s and 1930s to educating whites about African-american culture.... In the early decades of the 20th century in american culture, white Anglo-Saxons considered themselves superior to anyone of color and believed in "manifest destiny" with blacks considered less than human....
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Harlem Renaissance Poets
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Harlem Renaissance poets Name: University: Abstract Harlem Renaissance refers to the period starting in 1920s when African Americans created a new cultural awareness and sense of black identity.... The Renaissance started in 1920s and entailed new cultural identity awareness and emergency of Black identity (Reid, 2001).... His poems mainly explore the need to form black racial identity and culture.... He often mingled his poetry work with black jazz music in order to promote the black cultural identity and self-awareness of the culture....
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Authentic Black English in White Rappers Lyrics
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It is difficult to dispute the reigning predominance of the African American as the principal performers of the Hip hop community and Rap culture in general.... Contemplating on the same concept, double consciousness feasibly contributes a substantial role in the formation of Rap culture.... Contemplating on the same concept, double consciousness feasibly contributes a substantial role in the formation of Rap culture.... Researchers have recognized the involvement of Whites and Latinos in the Rap culture formation....
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The Impact of Music Performance
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his is one of the reasons that can be used in order to explain the impact of music performance, and the culture being represented by a given genre of music in the world today.... It is a term that refers to a very nebulous genre with a growing number of sub genres that occur naturally within the bigger perspective of world music so that they may capture trends of music having combined ethnic culture and style with western elements inclusive.... any academic scholars are in agreement that in this current world where there is blogging and consumer music reviews the public perception of the culture of global music is what finally provides a definition from the ambiguity found in genre regardless of the clarity that a category is outlined with by music journalism and corporate marketing forums....
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Blues People: Negro Music in White America by Amiri Baraka
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In Benny Goodman's hands, “jazz moved from the margins to the center of american culture” and brought swing to its pinnacle (Erenberg).... It was made up of radically sounding music that attracted many people to its culture.... It was made up of radically sounding music that attracted many people to its culture.... What was most important was that African American music portrayed an African approach to culture, which reflected the pain and struggle of an oppressed people....
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Hip-Hop as a Product of Post Civil Rights Era America
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The paper "Hip-Hop as a Product of Post Civil Rights Era America" highlights that the hip hop style of the 1990s had a great contribution to the musical culture of the world.... Concluding this article, it is important to mention that the hip hop style of 1990s had a great contribution to the musical culture of the world.... Examining pop culture.... “Hip-Hop is a product of post-civil rights era America, a set of cultural forms, originally natured by African-american, Caribbean-american, and Latin-american youth in and around New York in the 70s....
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New Figurative Realists Visual Arts and Film Studies
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For instance, the paintings of Andy Warhol in 1960s poked fun at the white, middle class consumerism culture (Marter, 551).... Works Cited Hills, Patricia and Tarbell, Roberta, The Figurative Tradition and the Whitney Museum of american Art:Paintings and Sculpture from the Permanent Collection, Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1980, Print Marter, Joan, The Grove Encyclopedia of american Art, NY: Oxford University Press, 2011, Print Schultz, Deborah, Marcel Broodthaers: Strategy and Dialogue, Bern: Peter Lang, 2007, Print...
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Irish Soap Culture
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The paper "Irish Soap culture" tells us about the popularity of soap operas.... Irish Soap culture The incidence of the popularity of soap operas has seemed to increase exponentially since their initial popularity in the mid-twentieth century.... llen speaks in terms of the soap opera's "sense of kitsch," and opines that the soap has "eventual psychosocial consequences [on] mass culture, suggesting that the agenda of the soap opera is to take the "place of art in the lives of the masses," and that "what has taken place is nothing less than a subversion of an important part of the social order" (18)....
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The theory of individualism
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The Catcher In The Rye's protagonist, Holden Caufield, practiced individualism because he disagreed with the culture in his mainstream society.... The Catcher In The Rye's protagonist, Holden Caufield, practiced individualism because he disagreed with the culture in his mainstream society.... Strangelove's America: Society / culture in Atomic Age.... enriksen's studies on the american culture from 1950s - 1960s tried to explain the ...
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Unit 5 discussion Exploring 1960
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The Hippie movement was a broad subculture that significantly altered the fabric of american culture and society (Callan, 2006).... Decades of American History: Popular culture: 1960-1979.... The movement was widely scorned by american public owing to its associated weak morals (promiscuity) and fixation Unit 5 discussion Exploring 1960 Unit 5 discussion Exploring 1960 Hippies were a counterculture that emerged in the 1960's,which rebelled against the establishment, dominantly indulged in drugs, and protested against the government....
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The Harlem Renaissance: the Future of Artistic Expression
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The paper describes the Harlem Renaissance that is best remembered today as an explosion of creativity bursting from the talented minds of African-Americans in the 1920s, although in reality, it was the locus for the radicalization and politicization of a disenfranchised populace.... The Harlem Renaissance is best remembered today as an explosion of creativity bursting from the talented minds of African-Americans in the 1920s, although in reality it was the locus for the radicalization and politicization of a disenfranchised populace as much as it was an artistic movement....
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Middle East Studies. Iraq: Then, Now, and in the Future
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Running head: How Have the Iraqi Oil Fields Affected the Social, Economic, and Political Aspects of the Country?... How Have the Iraqi Oil Fields Affected the Social, Economic, and Political Aspects of the Country?... Insert Name          Insert Grade Course Insert 9 December 2011  How Have the Iraqi Oil Fields Affected the Social, Economic, and Political Aspects of the Country?...
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The Flappers and the Feminists: A Study of Women's Emancipation in the 1920s'
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This report "The Flappers and the Feminists: A Study of Women's Emancipation in the 1920s'" presents flappers of the twentieth century pertaining to women that have drastically changed regarding the customary perception of the society.... Lois Long began writing in the early 1920s for The New Yorker Magazine, after being drawn away from Vanity Fair by a $50 a week promise, a kings income in those days, particularly for a woman.... "The Flappers and the Feminists: A Study of Womens Emancipation in the 1920s....
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Subculture, Taste Culture and Counterculture Theory
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culture refers to the form that social existences assume under historical conditions.... This is contrasted with the word social, which refers to the content of relationships between men within any social formation, and culture is the form of these relationships.... Why this occurs depends upon a complicated analysis regarding culture, and the objects, rituals and theories that are attendant to any analysis of culture.... An analysis of subculture, counterculture and taste culture theories must also be thrown into the mix, for they also help explain music scenes and the impact that scenes have on society, and vice versa....
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Immigration in the 19th Century vs. Now
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t was referred to as the american Wake for these people knew they would never see Ireland again.... America became their dream (Irish Immigrants in America during the 19th Century) The nineteenth century immigrants mainly focused in getting jobs in american industrial units.... The american economic growth was seriously affected...
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Rise of the electronic music scene in todays generation
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Electronic Music as Popular culture Whether by accident or as a plan, the people of today have become more sophisticated with the genre of music they cherish to listen to.... As part of the popular culture, designers of various music playing instrument have also succeeded in coming out with sophisticated and portable music devices that can carry music almost every where.... Music has indeed become more of a universal culture.... In other words, a person living in Africa would not only have the pleasure of listening to an electronic music from America but also have the honor of using sophisticated electronic devices in composing electronic music even when he wants to make a genre of music popular to his culture....
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Mens Perception Towards Ideals of Beauty in Russia and Africa
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Although the concepts of beauty the world over vary in ideals, they can be generalized to quite an extent with reference to those in Russia and also in Africa on the basis of tradition and culture in those countries.... Hadza emphasizes the role of culture in defining a concept of beauty in all men remarking: Many studies show agreement within and between cultures for general judgments of facial attractiveness.... Best culture in the World -- the Ancient Greek culture -- considered Mens Beauty higher than womens, and it was precisely the Ancient Classical Greeks culture which was the most Patriarchalistic”....
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Analysis two readings about Race and Ethnicity in American Culture
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An immigrant might argue that retaining the ethnic practices of one's country of origin enriched american culture and made it more vibrant.... What did Evans mean by “the american race?... By “the american race” Evans meant the Americans whose ancestors belonged to the “old pioneer stock” (Evans, 126).... Why was the “Nordic american today --- a stranger?... ?? The influx, and growing political clout, of immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe, including Jews and Catholics, undermined the dominance of the Nordic american....
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Terrorism in the 21st century is very different than terrorism in the 20th century
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In the past, acts of terrorism, which can be defined as attacks on civilian targets rather than military targets, were often committed as part of a campaign of independence or to achieve a.... ... ... They were often geographically limited and did not cause large-scale civilian casualties.... Today, terrorism is a global threat motivated by a very different ideology and is much more deadly....
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Media fandom in American movies
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However, they have turn out to be a more and more central feature of how modern popular culture functions.... The hypothesis appears to be made that any person who would capitalize so much artistic and expressive energy into the mass culture products must certainly have a defect (Abercrombie and Longhurst 62)....
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Family Related to Traditional, Modern and Postmodern Societies
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"Family Related to Traditional, Modern and Postmodern Societies" paper discusses the issues of modern families and how the society actually came to what is now called nuclear-family systems while eroding extended-family forms and other types of kinship groups.... .... ... ... Many other cultures tolerate or encourage polygamy....
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What was Harper Lees affect on American Literature
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Earlier, American writers concentrated more on glorifying American traditions, beliefs, culture etc.... Nelle Harper Lee is one of the greatest american authors of the contemporary literature world.... Harper Lee and american Literature (Southern Tour - Harper Lee) Nelle Harper Lee is one of the greatest american of the contemporary literature world.... This paper analyses the biography and contributions of Harper Lee to american literature....
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Hip-Hop Culture in the US and China
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This report "Hip-Hop culture in the US and China" presents hip hop culture that originating in the US and spreading to China has been greatly influenced by the media and the internet.... Hip hop culture in the US and China ... he hip hop culture in the global arena is recognised by American standards.... This paper will specifically compare and contrasts the hip hop culture in the US and China. ... This widened the American cultural diversity which would also affect the hip hop culture in the country....
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Casinos in Cuba and their Negative impact on the Nation: President Batistas Era
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By 1920s Lansky's follower gang were involved in major burglaries and smuggling of liquor.... On Becoming Cuban: Identity, Nationality, and culture.... rg, 2006) Rose writes that over the period of 1950s the Cuban as well as american mob families launched successive luxurious casinos in Cuba.... (Christopherson, 2011) Sergio and others say in the write-up, that Cuba had grown to a quite significant american tourist's attraction....
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Global Business Cultural Analysis - France
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Apparently, if the american culture is illustrated as a meeting place of cultural diversity, the notion French culture has a propensity to refer solely on a particular geographical entity or to a definite historico-sociological group bordered by religion, geography, language and ethnicity (Brislin, 1981).... culture ... Generally, culture is consists of beliefs and values acquired through the socialization process and additionally, the material objects....
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