particular culture
collocation in Englishmeaningsofparticularandculture
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particular
adjective
uk/pəˈtɪk.jə.lər/us/pɚˈtɪk.jə.lɚ/
special, or this and not ...
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culture
noun
uk/ˈkʌl.tʃər/us/ˈkʌl.tʃɚ/
the way of life, especially the general customs and beliefs, of a particular group of people at a ...
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(Definition ofparticularandculturefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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To this end they endorse reading books and consulting academic scholars who have studied aparticularculture.
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Face strategies should be applied considering the relative weight of each of these dimensions in a specific situation in aparticularculture.
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This mapping exercise sheds light on the contribution of law and literature to past history and the history to come in aparticularculture.
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Last but not least, every language is a tool for communication within aparticularcultureand civilization.
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Among these are, for example, the political and economic systems of thought that characterise aparticularculture.
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For example, we could apply the framework empirically through questionnaires or interviews designed to reveal how representatives of aparticularcultureconceptualise successful ageing.
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However, what substance oneparticularculturecontains in the kettle is learned over time.
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Initially, in the field, descriptive studies dominated, whereby developmental phenomena were documented in aparticularcultureor contrasted among cultures.
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English as a world language is not restricted to aparticularculture.
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It is quite likely that their frequent references to family and to past traumas reflect theparticularcultureand cohort-specific experiences.
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Another possible approach is to explore theparticularcultureof military institutions.
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In addition, they argue that learners from aparticularcultureare too diverse to make claims about the whole group's thinking abilities.
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Risager maintains that while languages may be psychologically related to aparticularcultureand cultural experiences of individuals, they are sociologically separate from other cultural phenomena.
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Such an understanding can be gained only from the systematic cultural sciences, which, as we have seen, develop the 'theory' of theparticularculturesystems.
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The more these assumptions prove to be empirically true of aparticularculture, the stronger the argument that a waiver of informed consent can be accomplished through community consultation.
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Our four cases may suggest some simple generalizations; but explanation or prediction require close study of theparticularculturein question and of the specific historical situation.
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In fact, this applies to bodily experience in general: it cannot be adequately studied in abstraction from the belonging of the body-subject to aparticularculture.
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Music is obviously much more than the artistic expression of aparticularculture.
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By using public institutions to foster aparticularculture, nationalism may conflict with the principle of equal citizenship, and is likely to be intolerant of minority cultures.
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Seldom has it been for the purpose of preserving one'sparticularculture, except to anthropologists and linguists, and post-facto to those who regret the languages they no longer speak.
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