You wouldn't have a "Dress like Jesus" or "Dress like Buddha" event, but the misuse of cultural items essentially promotes intolerance to different culture's religious and social practices.
The latter one is the comparison between three cultures (countries) "in discontinuity, where the fundamental meanings of cultural items might be discovered by this 'heuristic' method" (Kawada 2006, p. 346).
The first is centered on the idea that culture can be understood by analogy with population genetics, and that cultural items might be understood to be more or less successful based upon their success in spreading in a population.
They are restricted cultural items.
Museums are increasingly required to return cultural items to the descendants or tribe they belong to.
She later married Peter Baldwin, a history professor, and with him founded Arcadia, a grant-giving fund established to protect cultural items and endangered species.
His poems seem unable to differentiate themselves, even with their spasms of tired irony, from the exhausted and commodified cultural items they affect to satirise.
South Korea has also threatened to delay or reverse the liberalization of trade in Japanese cultural items, like films, music and cartoons.
The closing raises civic issues: The magazine "Social Forces," printed a chart in 1930 which indicated cultural items to be expected in any city of a certain size.
Whether future Chinese borrowings will be new edibles, cultural items or even philosophical terms will depend on China's development and how the West responds.
"These albums are just the tip of the iceberg for hundreds of thousands of cultural items still missing since World War II".
