People use different criteria for self-evaluation, so "cultural prototypes" for life satisfaction vary around the world (Suh 2000: 66).
Cultural ephemera will range from a prototype of the drafting desk that Marcel Breuer gave to Walter Gropius to a porcelain beatnik figurine that declares, "It's not my bag, man!" McWhinnie's art-world connections will also come into play.
Both Black Rock City and Silicon Valley embody a similar cultural ethos — the encouragement of rapid prototyping, a disregard for the status quo and how things have been done before, and the self-reliance to change the world around you for the better.
A number of factors shape implicit leadership prototypes, such as macro-level cultural characteristics, organizational context and micro level follower characteristics (Junker and van Dick 2014).
The international spinoffs straddle a bizarre cultural divide, blending fidelity to the official Bravo prototype with idiomatic riffs that weave in local customs and cultural allusions.
Recently, these software tools were used to develop prototype lessons in foreign language and cultural familiarization for use at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center.
Our role in catalyzing and supporting this kind of work I've come to refer to as "Venture Culture"—putting the proper resources into concept design and prototyping at early stages not to reap profit, but to realize cultural potential.
