The work of Geertz (1973) and Knorr (2007) argues that many of us interact regularly with multiple cultures (or cultural elements).
"At the origin of this fusion lies my need to discover multiple cultures and the underlying interest to get to know their cultural heritage...
This is Tucson's annual bi-national and bi-cultural All Souls Procession, a spectacular ritual founded by artists, inspired by multiple cultures and religions.
Like its transnational staff, Cheeseboat straddles multiple cultures.
I loved the multiple stories that South Africa had to tell because of its multiple cultures.
As she puts it, the "midden" is the soils of the English language, originated in multiple cultures.
Live performances on campus also include a mix of theater, music and dance representing multiple cultures.
Medieval Jerusalem was a vibrant international center and home to multiple cultures, faiths, and languages.
Growing up in multiple cultures -- black and white, American and Indonesian -- he had to learn how to get along.
In order to get people from multiple cultures to meet an important deadline, appeal to what they value.
Its colonial history has led to dual-nationality French citizens who speak many languages, straddle multiple cultures and diversify the face of France.
