Such changes in traditions are inevitable, however, and are common to music in most other world cultures, including the West.
What's odd to me about that is that the Redskins have made big changes in traditions before.
Throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s there were numerous protests, sit-ins, and radical changes in traditions among the students.
As mortician and "good death" advocate Caitlin Doughty writes in her book, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes & Other Lessons from the Crematory, America is seeing a sea-change in traditions and rituals surrounding mortality.
The occurrence of these closures and the change in traditions is the simplest explanation of why many musicians were out of work, and why their style of music had declined before the Buena Vista Social Club made it popular again.
The boards at arenas are covered with advertisements these days, and now Lamoriello has to deal with another change in tradition: When the Devils moved to Prudential Center in Newark this season, the goal-judge booths did not make the trip.
Given the low status of the papacy at the time, it is unlikely that the impetus for the change in tradition came from the pope.
Nigeria's vibrant popular culture reflects great changes in inherited traditions and adaptations of imported ones.
Decisions involving changes in these traditions and practices are not usually done at an individual or group level, but rather through a negotiated process involving the traditional political structures of traditional kings, chiefs and council of elders [ 26].
Within the past 60 years since the description of the three dimensional structure of DNA by Watson and Crick the landscape of biomedical sciences has drastically changed, however, not being completely supported by the corresponding changes in scientific traditions, lifestyle and, especially, in medical philosophy.
These health effects in turn have economic consequences (e.g., cost of medical care, lost productivity, medical costs avoided through exercise), as well as other social effects (e.g., changes in cultural traditions or trades related to marine resources or the marine environment).
