This philosophy is based on a distinction between what Glissant calls "atavistic cultures" grounded in some "creation myth of the world" (a group to which sub-Saharan African cultures belong), and what he calls "composite cultures" "born from history" (Glissant 2003, 111).
Encouragement of healthy habits in the nursing workforce may facilitate workplace cultures grounded in positive energy and vitality [ 28].
It was in the mid-80s that Soho became youth culture ground zero, making Saint Martins the hottest place on earth.
When you blend together a deep sense of pluralistic tolerance, cross-cultural roots and practices, culture grounded in gratitude, and a degree of national pride balanced by a degree of national humility, your rather peaceful smoothie tastes a lot like my country, Canada.
To achieve this, it is vital to differentiate the majority culture from a shared political culture grounded in respect for fundamental constitutional principles and basic law.
Notions of disability culture grounded in the personal and the aesthetic emphasize a way of living and positive identification with being disabled.
Thus, precaution should be taken to avoid disposal of lead wastes near fish culture grounds.
According to Ortega y Gasset, Vives' method, firmly based on experience, and his emphasis on the need to found a new culture grounded, not in barren speculation, but in the usefulness of knowledge, anticipate some elements of the modern Zeitgeist.
Our culture grounds us in astonishingly deep values, and imbibes a moral fiber, which offers a wholesome context to all we do.
It may be that Merkel finds that Muslims are not so easily buying into the decadence of consumption and consumerism that are representative of a culture grounded in capitalist principles more than Christian ones.
