英語 での Cultural practices の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Hostility, assimilation policies, rejection, violence and discrimination may result in barriers to enjoyment by indigenous and minority children of their own cultural practices, rituals and celebrations, as well as to their participation in sports, games, cultural activities, play and recreation alongside other children.
Sharing many similar natural and socio-economic conditions and cultural practices, Lao Cai and Yunnan have organised a number of talks and dialogues, through which they signed agreements to expand tours and diversify tourism products, attracting more investment.
Perhaps instead of thinking of identity as an already accomplished fact, which the new cultural practices then represent, we should think, instead, of identity as a‘production', which is never complete, always in process, and always constituted within, not outside, representation.
The settlement in this generation of Zhuang, Miao, Dong and other ethnic minority people in that distinctive cultural practices, and widespread legend of the Third Sister Liu, Guangxi, people are industrious and intelligent is a concentrated expression.
The study suggests that people settled in the arid interior within a few millennia of arriving on the continent, and developed key technologies and cultural practices much earlier than previously thought for Australia and South-East Asia.
Taking a cue from social theorists like Manuel Castels, we can regard this as a new social movement of cyber era cultural practices that is simultaneously individual(private) and public in our global society.
It will certainly be a night with Dorje and other tourists drink tea and chat late into the night around the fireplace, listening to lively and interesting introduction to Lugu Lake Doje the anecdotes and the Moso people's cultural practices, and always makes us feel that enough, unable to stop.
His current lines of investigation involve the subjects of intercultural processes, globalization and mobility in contemporary art and cultural policies, the interactions between artistic, educational, media and cultural practices in the Mediterranean, the cultural cooperation and cultural diplomacy between Asia and Europe and the impact of new technologies on art, communication and contemporary society.
The platform for creating collaborative programs with foreign organizations and artists is the forum"Home Works: A Forum on Cultural Practices" that the Association has organized every year and a half since 2002 as an opportunity for Lebanese contemporary artists and presenters to meet their foreign counterparts and learn about art in the Middle East through panel discussions, showcases, workshops, exhibitions and film showings.
There is also a growing understanding of the impact of climate change and rapid urbanization on children's health; the development of new technologies, such as vaccines and pharmaceuticals; a stronger evidence base for effective biomedical, behavioural and structural interventions, as well as some cultural practices that relate to child-rearing and have proved to have a positive impact on children.
Design is a cultural practice.
The Korowai of Papua New Guinea is one of the last surviving tribes to eat humans as a cultural practice.
History's Disquiet: Modernity, Cultural Practice, and the Question of Everyday Life.
However, several factors in Asia today have rendered collective cultural practice and community relations untenable.
Our cultural practice of“New Years Resolutions” often falls into this category.
This cultural practice, simultaneously a fight and a dance, promotes mutual respect and social cohesion and was inscribed in 2014 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in UNESCO.
For example, Philip Kitcher(1999) suggests that a cultural practice of dividing persons into racial groups could itself result in biologically significant divisions among populations where those cultural practices result in significant reproductive isolation.
Children from indigenous and minority communities: Hostility, assimilation policies, rejection, violence and discrimination may result in barriers to enjoyment by children of indigenous communities of their own cultural practice, rituals and celebrations, as well as participation in sports, games, cultural activities, play and recreation alongside other children.
At the same time, however, I would like to mention the cultural developments in Hong Kong under the title of"Cultural Practice under the authority" in which the cultural practices of Hong Kong in its authoritarian political system described changes in cultural practices such as resolutely defying the red light imposed on the government.