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    Greek Cultural Values

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    social and cultural values and ideas played in shaping artistic expression from the Greeks to modern civilization? Social and cultural values and ideas played a critical role from the Greeks to modern civilization. Today, I will discuss how social and cultural values played a critical role from the Greeks to modern society. The legacy of Greek culture is significant and continues to influence our culture today. The Greeks introduced our modern civilization to numerous ideas and values. Some of them

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    My Cultural Values

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    In all cultures and backgrounds there are cultural roots that have or should be explored. In this paper I will be exploring my own cultural roots. I will be discussing the cultures that influenced the values and beliefs I have on family child raising and education. Growing up wasn’t easy for me as I was raised in a single family household with my brothers and sisters in the rough area of the Bronx. My grandmother raised me but I was able to visit my mother on weekends. As time passed I developed

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    My Cultural Values

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    Society is composed of different communities who are brought together by their same geographical location, groups that share the same beliefs or have the same values, as well as cultural and political purposes. Those of us whose families immigrated to a different country usually bring their culture and traditions to pass them on to new generations. Immigrants often arrive to enclaves where others of their same background can help provide aid during their first weeks and months in a foreign country

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    Another remarkable value panda withheld is its extraordinary cultural value. The two colors the panda has might be the two most extreme any species. It is black and white. Therefore the giant panda is said to be a physical manifestation of Yin-Yang due to its black and white spots. According to the Encyclopedia Britiannica, Yin-Yang is “the two complementary forces that make up all aspects and phenomena of life (“Yinyang”). Indeed panda set as the best example of demonstration of how Yin and Yang

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    acceptance of a set of attitudes, ideologies, values, beliefs, and behaviors…” (Catalano, p 540). As nurses, how do we determine what the best care is, or would be, for our patient from a culture other than our own? To begin, we must assess our own culture; our own values, beliefs, and ways of interpreting and responding to different situations and stimuli. Only with knowledge of whom and what we believe in, can we have a foundation to base all of our cultural care from, in regards to others. Nursing

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    punishment to Odysseus for hurting his son to convey the importance of the importance of justice to the Greeks . Homer explains this importance through a cause and effect punishment system from disobeying the gods orders. Piety models another cultural value of the Greeks through Homer’s book, which he explains through details of Odysseus sacrifices, man's prayers to the gods, and mans humility to the gods’ power. Through the hospitality of Circe and Polyphemus, the need for order and justification

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    suicide, the bond that once existed between the tsar and Russian art community was utterly disunited. Performing a short solo titled The Dying Swan, Pavlova’s movements proved to be of an “improvisatory” nature, parting with the prior physical and cultural distinctiveness so long associated with classical ballet. Paving the path to a style of dance that allowed for greater liberty and intensity on the dancer’s part, this

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    Cultural Values In Mexico

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    gang related violence. There are powerful cartels that control the drug trafficking in South America to the US. Mexico has rampant gang violence, corruption within the government and it is also a weak state with little authority. The Hofstede’s Cultural Values are very interesting to compare to the United States. The power distance in Mexico is two times better than the United States’s; however, the United States is three times greater in the

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    It is because of this kind of representation that this paper analyses 50 Cents’ Candy Shop. In this essay I will specifically discuss the societal and cultural values 50 cent portrays through his music and music videos. The essay will also explore the message that 50 Cent delivers to his audience and how it influences their behaviors and values. During his first few albums, 50 Cent portrayed a more Ghetto lifestyle. It is worth mentioning that his popularity was on the rise and therefore, his

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    Cultural Values In Canada

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    different values held by the community if they do not feel a threat to their culture in their home country. As visible in the (Lustanki, 2009) article, language and religion were forbidden both in and outside of Poland in the past, and therefore language and religion held primitive value in relation to identity values. Canada has developed into a multicultural country embracing all cultures and thus maintenance the Polish community along with other minority groups do not heavily focus their values surrounding

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