providing the physical and emotional framework that enhances how people interact with art, culture, and each other. From monumental structures to more intimate designs, these cultural buildings have the potential to reflect local identities, champion sustainability, and inspire visitors while creating last...
We test a key untested prediction of CGS relating the scale of cooperation to the population structure of cultural variation. Humans live in nested and overlapping social structures such as residential communities, clans, ethnic groups, and nations. This means that there are a variety of social sc...
Preview: Socio-cultural impacts in the tourism system 2. Socio-cultural benefits Questionnaires: What do you think of the English and American people? What do the Europeans think of the Chinese? How do you understand the saying “No black people will not steal; no yellow people will not ...
IDENTITY (Philosophical concept)SOCIAL aspectsSTEREOTYPES (Social psychology)PHILIPPINES -- Social conditionsIn this article, the author relates two cases that foreshadow the cultural politics of colonial structures. Drawing upon poststructural, postcolonial, and psychoanalytic theoretical approaches, the author...
Studies have found that women are frequently excluded from decision-making about healthcare [22], including for malaria [23, 24], and often constrained by unbalanced gender roles and patriarchal decision-making structures [25]. This can further limit care-seeking behaviours as greater autonomy in ...
A striking example of such an exercise is Law's (1997) discussion of one bar in Cebu City in the Philippines. Law criticizes the discourses currently used by Western feminists and non-governmental health organizations to frame sex workers in the Philippines (as either victim or economically ...
Part 1 Nation and language: perfecting the perfect - improving the beloved language, Joshua A. Fishman colonial language policies in Indonesia and the Philippines - a contrast in intended aims and unintended outcomes, Benedict Anderson. ... L García-Moreno,Peter C. Pfeiffer 被引量: 3发表: 199...
It is obvious that port cities as maritime frontiers accommodated different types of social systems and structures. In this regard, they have been cultural, religious and commercial meeting places over history. Maritime frontier societies have been in connection with the outer world through networks ...
•Emphasizethe“we”identityoverthe“I”identity,grouprightsoverindividualrights,andin-group-orientedneedsoverindividualwantsanddesires.Individualism&Collectivism Collectivism Individualism •indirectcommunication;•clarity,directness;•concernforothers’feelings,•meetingpersonalneedsnothurtingothers;andgoals;•...
Beyond the academic realm, multilingualism proved to be an essential tool in Maria’s personal growth. When her family traveled to the Philippines, Maria seamlessly navigated the cultural landscape, effortlessly engaging with distant relatives and forming deep connections. She cherished how her linguistic...