Sentence examples for communal tradition from inspiring English sources

At Zeppelin Hall, as at Pilsener Haus, seating adheres to the communal tradition.

Second, there was a merging of folk and court performance styles into a single communal tradition appreciated by all.

The members give off a heavy vibe of spending serious time around each other, isolated as a group, and letting their weirdest selves emerge; they are in the communal tradition of experimental rock.

Their questions are things like, "What role does communal tradition play in the spread of infectious disease?" or "Is democracy a viable form of government for the global challenges facing civilization?" or "What is honor?" How do you compare the experience at Quest to Columbia?

Dilthey conceives of most of the human sciences as analyzing human interactions at a level that can mediate between individual initiative and communal tradition.

Under Smith, outsider art's next of kin, in terms of related art movements, was folk art ― decorative or utilitarian objects made by untrained artisans as part of a communal tradition.

Taking his region as a model, he observed the village communal traditions.

But to me, they represent the two ends of the filmmaker's grand theme, the burning importance of the individual in North America's communal traditions.

The creators defend the paranoia about revealing content on the grounds that foreknowledge spoils the experience, but the attempt at D-notice theatre goes against the communal traditions of both drama and journalism and so risks inviting grumpiness.

However, the indigenous population of Bolivia's western areas, who are among the poorest people in the country and who have strong communal traditions, appear to disagree with the policy.

This may take the form of a revival of ethnicity, a claim for a culture and way of life that often harks back to older communal traditions and which denies the legitimacy of any uniform culture propagated by the large nation-state.