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All these characteristics are viewed to be a 'must possess' by men in a society where there is strong importance given to competitiveness which is one of the indicators of masculinity based on Hofstede's theory of cultural dimension.... This essay "Cowboy by Thomas McGuane: How do American Perceptions of Ideal Hero Relate to Ideas of Masculinity" discusses how American perceptions of an ideal hero relate to our common ideas of masculinity, and how this vision is portrayed in the fiction....
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Essay
Law and government seem to be part of culture, but these are simply formal governance of the cultural values society.... Certain critical practices for cultural analysis are used to create that discourse concerning cultural activities, products, and institutions (Jere Paul Surber).... Certain British universities instituted cultural studies in the 1950s.... With this kind of base, cultural studies aims for a practical critique of concrete and measurable factors that effect economic and political power....
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Essay
Then we will move on to discuss the pros and cons of this institutional yearly event and thus ending the discussion with my experience attending the Comic Book Convention and with my final thoughts as to my conclusion.... Particularly the report will be discussing the once a year event brought to the general public in Toronto, Ontario known as The Fan Expo Canada, and touch the basis of comparison between Montreal comic-con and The San Diego International comic-con....
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Report
All of them agree on one thing: they understand this phenomenon as a prevalent cultural element in any society.... (Madoff, 1997) Some of the pop-cultural things have a long life, their popularity goes from generation to generation, others become famous one-day.... British literary critic and philosopher Frank Raymond Leavis, the author of the book «The culture and environment» argued that mass culture is a visible proof that in cultural terms, humanity is tending to decline....
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Essay
The essay "The Little Mermaid as cultural Symptom" focuses on the critical analysis of the three different versions/interpretations of the story The Little Mermaid by Danish author Hans Christian Anderson as symptoms of something larger than the narrative itself.... No cultural artifact of any import leaps wholesale from the blank slate of some inventor's head.... Instead, every invention emerges from a complex cosmic soup of ideas, concepts, and cultural norms, and these shape and structure the art or text or film....
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Essay
The paper "Working-Class Children Underperform In the Education System" states that working-class students are not only victims of deprived culture as the social scientists suggest, but also understand that cultural differences can as well lead to under-achievement of working-class children....
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Coursework
This paper "Japan's Subculture and How Youth Creates Its Own Alternative Markets" discusses Otaku as a term used in reference to fan lovers particularly those anime, manga, games, etc.... The same term can be used to refer to those who have an obsessive liking for Japanese culture and lifestyle.... ...
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Case Study
The revitalization of the Japanese content industry and the rise of soft power are the result of regional and international demand for Japanese cultural outputs and not due to planning.... This literature review "Japanese Culture's Impact upon its Soft Power in Asia" discusses the influence of Japonism that has also been noticed in diverse fields, such as the culinary arts, music, literature, and theatre....
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Literature review