From the folk culture, adolescents receive a world view and an identification with a unique cultural system. |
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The three instruments of Scotland's folk culture are the harp, bagpipe, and fiddle. |
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In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably. |
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It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife. |
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As a form of folk art, the early popularity of traditional Chinese cartoons was based upon the development of the folk culture. |
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For Croatians, food, tradition, and folk culture are interconnected, especially as a part of holiday celebrations. |
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Feng Shui, which is deeply rooted in ancient Chinese folk culture, is an important element in architecture here. |
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These political conventions are a real piece of Americana, a genuine bit of folk culture. |
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The Institute basically reflects the message of peace and harmony in the folk culture of various regions in Pakistan. |
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The idea behind this large-scale event is to give everyone the opportunity of experiencing the great variety and topicality of folk culture. |
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At this point in the play, folk culture of Lenten abnegation and christening joy collides with mannered personal interaction and judgmental asperity. |
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The village atmosphere and generally festive vibe is infectious as hundreds of people celebrate the very best of folk culture and music during the six-day event. |
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More characteristic of Manx folk culture were the ballads and carols, or carvels. |
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Barn dwellings are now historical curiosities, but other elements of Estonian folk culture remain alive. |
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Professional painters, too, borrow from the rich treasure house of folk culture, using the ethnic and homegrown motifs in a new, creative way. |
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And somewhere along the way, all that folk culture has died. |
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Instead, they often employed a carrot-and-stick method by lightening heavy classical programs with occasional sentimental songs drawn from folk culture. |
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Of course, a law without explicit reference to folk culture does not mean that this domain will no longe receive state support. |
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The folk culture of the North British backcountry, translated to the Appalachian highlands of America, held that it was unlucky to wash a milk churn. |
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Handicraft, like Dymkovo toy, khokhloma, gzhel and palekh miniature represent an important aspect of Russian folk culture. |
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A system of program organization and financing is about to be launched, it would allow for forwarding the programs of live folk culture to rural centres as well, that have been working so far in a disadvantageous situation. |
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It is possible to see this kind of performance as deriving directly from the street entertainers of folk culture and from the entertainments that took place between courses during medieval court banquets. |
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Al-Mayurca started off back in the year 1994 with the aim of dignifying the island's traditional music by bringing out up to date versions of the most distinctive songs and melodies of Mallorcan folk culture. |
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Internationally, Switzerland comes dead last in this regard, which is odd considering that Swiss officialdom otherwise misses no opportunity to trot out our folk culture. |
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Her discussions of Black English vernacular and folk culture are a strength of the text. |
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The Korean government has implemented conservation policies regarding cultural heritage in urgent need of protection, but has largely overlooked getbol folk culture. |
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He became known for Cubist paintings on themes of Russian folk culture. |
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And since, in our thor oughly commercialized world, recognition is also measured in monetary terms, folk culture representatives are demanding more than just lip ser vice. |
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Today we can talk of the traditional and folk culture in historically undeveloped regions, but we cannot say very much about their existence in developing regions. |
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The Culture Sector, with which it mainly cooperates, appreciates this partnership which is essential for the implementation of practical actions to safeguard traditional and folk culture in the world. |
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In a thoroughly urbanized country like Switzerland, with its highly complex social structures, professing faith in folk culture expresses a need fo simplicity, order and clarity. |
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Religion is not folk culture, he asserted. |
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The Ministry of Culture and Tourism conducts folk culture studies with a view to promoting understanding, tolerance and friendship among different cultures. |
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Some are well-known, some rescued from dusty library volumes, and others remain part of our folk culture and are reborn in this collection in new forms. |
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From the copyright point of view, a Federal Copyright Act has been established that contains provisions aimed at ensuring respect for the authors of expressions of folk culture. |
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Questions are raised and discussed with all those concerned: cultural practitioners from the worlds of art and folk culture, organisations promoting culture, politicians and the arts public. |
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The University of Sheffield runs a number of courses and research projects dedicated to folk culture. |
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When compared to the Turkish folk culture, the influence of these new cultures in creating the culture of the Ottoman elite was clear. |
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The collection achieved a wide distribution and brought Breton folk culture into European awareness. |
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