- but because it is mocking our lazy prejudices about what has cultural value.
Pure market logic might suggest that the program isn't valuable, McLeod noted, but, of course, the program has cultural value that isn't quantifiable.
She is embarking on a four-year project to look at how policymakers prescribe Shakespeare and whether he still has cultural value in multicultural, multilingual England.
A home run is a home run, same as it was 100 years ago, and that has cultural value.
For example, students who are not gender conforming are often targets of verbal and physical bullying (and more severe violence) because creative gender expression is not a difference that has cultural value.
AY also has cultural value due to its scenery and the presence of endemic animals, which attract a growing number of visitors, and to centuries as an important religious site, with many churches and monasteries (Saavedra 2009).
Participants raised their concern that such traditional practices although have cultural values attached to, if they are carried out in unhygienic conditions (i.e. by sharing un-sterilised surgical instruments such as knives, razor blades etc)., can facilitate transmission of HIV infection.
Camels have cultural value in the Arab society and are considered one of the most important animals in the Arabian Peninsula and arid environments, due to the distinct characteristics of their meat and milk.
Bullying is a social policing system cruelly marking out who is considered acceptable, and who is not; who is important, who is not, and reiterating what characteristics and identities have cultural value in that context (Payne & Smith, 2016).
This policy change has challenged cultural values for men and women and encouraged a shift in the nation from male dominated to a structure of greater gender equality.
