Though the word landscape is of Germanic origin, its use in geography must be understood in this cosmopolitan disciplinary context, and notably in relation to the key ancient Greek geographical concept of choros, meaning 'land,' as the 'land' in landscape.
All this took place in the larger context in which the cosmopolitan amateurs of different countries were able to easily travel abroad.
Singapore's education context is an example of a markedly cosmopolitan intersection of historical structures, cultural influences, and contemporary trends.
New buildings in New York are inevitably seen in the context of new buildings going up in London, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney and other cosmopolitan centers.
In the London context, there is a sense that it is the most cosmopolitan city in Europe and that is probably the strength that London should be pushing towards.
"The idea of being cosmopolitan is romanticized, and if not enough attention is given to incorporating local context in an embedded, serious way rather than as an afterthought, the repercussions will be serious," he said.
One person reported that the approach seemed "cosmopolitan," another that it "made for a streamlined read, especially when placed within the context of darker poems".
In the context of forensic genetics, the National Research Council set notable levels of DHW at F > 0.01 for cosmopolitan populations [ 19].
On the other hand, even cosmopolitan Hindus living in a global environment recognize and value the fact that their religion has developed in the specific context of the Indian subcontinent.
The dialectics of moderating nationalist claims in the context of pluralistic societies might thus lead to a stance respectful of cultural differences, but liberal and potentially cosmopolitan in its ultimate goals.
