Sentence examples for cultural modes from inspiring English sources
Anne Arnett Ferguson, a professor at Smith College, wrote in 2001 that white culture "ruthlessly excludes African American cultural modes as relevant and meaningful".
Turkey's largest minority, the Kurds, have been denied human rights; their cultural modes of expression have been outlawed.
Culture, from this perspective, can be viewed as a series of cults, or rituals, that transform natural experiences into cultural modes of life.
It's supposed to prove that you are neither a machine nor an eccentric because it nods blandly to established cultural modes, the medium of painting and the clichéd instance of it.
The punch in Ponlop's proposition is that, like the Zen masters who remind us to "kill the Buddha", he is willing to explode his own deeply cherished heritage in order to show westerners that enlightenment is fundamentally without attachment, and that the cultural modes expressing it should not be clung to.
Control in organizations is largely based in management control theory with its roots in systems theory although social and cultural modes of control are also recognised.
No one has a stronger claim to have invented the 21st century's dominant pop cultural mode than Joseph Saddler, a kid from the Bronx who built his own system, developed a completely original DJing technique and perfected it in his friend's basement until people finally understood what he was trying to do.
It is hard today, in a time when irony has become a dominant cultural mode and artists are screened from reporters by phalanxes of handlers, to imagine so public a breakdown happening or a celebrity letting his pain be so visible.
Further, when it is recalled that the Khazar king originally spoke of the secret character of the divine order in conjunction with the secret character of certain souls, (K 1 4) a psychological or even cultural mode of transmission becomes more plausible.
If there's a dominant cultural mode now, by sheer volume alone it's probably porn.
Why do films such as Divergent and The Giver always depict a world where ordinary people are brain-dead drones clad in Cultural Revolution-mode pyjamas?
