Sentence examples for a cultural analysis from inspiring English sources

At Harvard (PhD '65), his dissertation was a cultural analysis of F. Scott Fitzgerald.

HIROSHIMA Sixty-five years ago thisis month, the U.S. Office of War Information commissioned Ruth Benedict, a social anthropologist at New York's Columbia University, to write a cultural analysis of Japan.

Vocabulary: adaptation, collaborate, pertaining, earthly, contention, transcend, principal, prestigious, refurbishment, straightforward, ideological, afoot, ado, polemic, novelty, asymmetrical, droves, scandalous Extension Activities: 1. Read one of Toni Morrison's novels and write a cultural analysis.

My mind immediately runs toward a cultural analysis of the women of the period, or changing attitudes toward the artist, in a way that conveniently obscures the fact that the woman draped across the couch at the Paris Review party is my mother.

Her story of how she came to be the mother of Scott, which involves plenty of sperm and various misadventures, along with a cultural analysis of various single mothers by choice, is told in Knock Yourself Up: A Tell-All Guide to Becoming a Single Mom, a book she was encouraged to write by an editor when she was pitching another topic.

Yet there is a halfway house between that reticence and the academic extreme of an overwhelming cultural analysis.

Kotsko is a virtuosic practitioner of what might be called creepy criticism: a mode of cultural analysis which is fastidious, scrutinous, erudite, and yet totally tendentious — the kind of fever dream that I. A. Richards might have had after an episode of "M*A*SH*." Many readers will recognize it as a frequent mode of cultural writing on the Internet (not necessarily excluding this piece).

Kotsko is a virtuosic practitioner of what might be called creepy criticism: a mode of cultural analysis which is fastidious, scrutinous, erudite, and yet totally tendentious — the kind of fever dream that I. A. Richards might have had after an episode of "M*A*S*H".

In 2014, she became a contributor for "cultural analysis and commentary" for Fox News.

No longer trying to construct a broadly based cultural analysis, she winds up cataloging the charming idiosyncrasies of the rich.

He is also attempting a bit of cultural analysis, subtly questioning the role of tradition - is it harmless local colour, or can it sometimes reinforce more pernicious ideas of mob mentality, tribalism, entrenched conservatism and - in the case of Darkie Day - outright racial mockery?