Sentence examples for cultural unit from inspiring English sources
Related to the Przeworsk culture was the Wietrzno-Solina type, a cultural unit with Celtic and then Dacian elements, situated within the more eastern part of the Beskids range (San River basin) during the 100 250 AD period.
About 70% of human societies practice some form of patrilocality, with men remaining in and women migrating from their natal household, clan, lineage, village, or other cultural unit subsumed within a larger group of people sharing a common culture and language, often termed a 'tribé in traditional societies [1], [2].
The hostile groups are related in some way, such as being members of the same political or cultural unit.
The closely knit cultural unit of Kitchener-Waterloo supports a symphony orchestra, philharmonic choir, little theatre, and art society.
He created what Richard Dawkins has called a meme – a cultural unit of thought that perpetuates itself through imitation, though mimesis.
"I hope that the cultural unit will be irrelevant within five years because by then there will be no need to provide a special route into the party".
Lévi-Strauss, however, believed that structural similarities underlie all cultures and that an analysis of the relationships among cultural units could provide insight into innate and universal principles of human thought.
A brief chapter on "memes," the term for cultural units of selection coined by Richard Dawkins and recently elaborated by Susan Blackmore, simply underlines this in being largely disconnected from the rest of the book.
But unlike genes, these cultural units cannot be traced back far enough to distinguish patterns of language change much earlier than about 6500 years ago.
How do we explain differences between different societies and cultures, not only between continents, i.e. large regions but also within these large regions, down to the smallest political, social, economic, cultural units, the village, the company …?
As we can see, the network is partitioned into two subgroups, which happen to correspond to cultural units (called types) that archaeologists previously have labeled Besant and Avonlea traditions of projectile point manufacture.
