Klimt's art is full of allusions to ancient cultures - Egypt, Greece - in which the irrational was acknowledged, cultures he uses as strands of his post-Christian manifesto for happiness.
The Process of Cultural Competence in the Delivery of Healthcare Services Model acknowledges culture is dynamic and that all individuals have a culture and that there is more variation within a culture than among cultures [ 37].
With new immigrants to the United States from many nations, failing to acknowledge culture could impede efforts to educate all pupils to their maximum potential.
She acknowledged the culture clash.
Every once in a while, he acknowledged, the culture wars seep onto the lots of the dealerships.
Dr. David J. Prezant, chief medical officer of the New York Fire Department, acknowledged the culture change and the possibility that some hospitals would feel slighted.
Based on TMT, laboratory test could increase patients' death-related thinking and might increase their willingness to accept the recommendations of doctors, whose authority is acknowledged by culture.
Douglas's definition of culture [ 53] cleverly side-steps causation, but acknowledges that culture is intertwined with other social structures.
You acknowledge that culture change will be slow.
This was a UK narrative capable of acknowledging pop culture, the internet and Windrush alongside Shakespeare, Elgar and the green and pleasant land.
