| Stephanie Medley-Rath defines this process as cultural diffusion and explains why she just might serve fried cicadas at her next dinner party. |
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| This remarkable cultural diffusion clearly illustrates just how far north Hispanic influences spread. |
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| Adaptation, a concept of increasing interest to cultural geographers, plays an important role in shaping patterns of cultural diffusion. |
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| The social interaction mediated through the visual channel in social media can be an effective mechanism for cultural diffusion. |
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| There are quite a few instances of cultural diffusion affecting the history of the Khmer Empire. |
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| This winding tale of cultural diffusion takes us back more than seventeen-hundred years to the Pallava dynasty. |
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| In this lesson, you will analyze cultural change as a result of cultural diffusion in various regions. |
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| There are several causes of cultural change, including changes in the societal conditions, cultural diffusion, innovation, and the imposition of cultural change. |
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| It is proposed that the creative economy works through a process of cultural diffusion, for which a conceptual understanding of cultural diffusion is outlined. |
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| The goal is to create a production, cultural diffusion or professional development activity in collaboration with artists from the Americas. |
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| The issue is best illustrated in the debate surrounding the demic diffusion versus cultural diffusion during the European Neolithic. |
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| Another more recent theory put forth that has gained archaeological historian credence is that of cultural diffusion of the Celtic culture and language into Ireland. |
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| The first of two main approaches focuses on identifying, tracing and understanding cultural diffusion as it naturally occurs, an essential foundation to any science of culture. |
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| Broad Learning Objective: Describe and explain the significance of patterns of cultural diffusion in the creation of Earth's varied cultural mosaics. |
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| While literature presents something of a barrier to acculturation, literatures in the main vehicular languages have a major advantage in terms of cultural diffusion. |
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| Local information as the preferred goal of our work, as a vehicle for cultural diffusion and as the unifying force for a space for social communication. |
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| Students will relate these developments to the beginning of modern times through concepts such as a nation state, capitalism, colonialism and cultural diffusion. |
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| The nomads of Eurasia have been noteworthy carriers of technical and cultural diffusion all along the communication and trade routes from one end of the continent to the other. |
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| This will be accomplished primarily by appealing to new collaborators, either corporations or individuals, to provide support for the castles' projects in restoration, cultural diffusion and public accessibility. |
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| A more recent theory, with broad support among archaeologists, is that Celtic culture and language arrived in Ireland as a result of cultural diffusion. |
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