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A book of Ivo Minkovicius can help you in a easy to understand better 

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A book of Ivo Minkovicius can help you in a easy to understand better 

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Life on earth is wonderful, mainly because it is so diverse and so full of differences. In the human world it is also like this: even what looks exactly the same, has its individuality.

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The term see cultute in two aspects: in the subterranean, group-dening norms (misogyny, ) that encourage violence against women, and on the cultural institutions (movies, fraternities) that propagate those norms.

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You can’t see the word “culture”next to the word “rape”withou trevising your ideas about what “culture”means.

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You can’t see the word “culture”next to the word “rape”withou trevising your ideas about what “culture”means.

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“Culture”—the idea of personal, humane enrichment— now seems especially remote.

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“Culture”—the idea of personal, humane enrichment— now seems especially remote.

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“Culture”is more than the sum of its denitions.

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“Culture”is more than the sum of its denitions.

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Three levels of uniqueness in human mental programming

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Three levels of uniqueness in human mental programming

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Culture in a anthropology view by Franz Boas (séc. XX)

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Culture in a anthropology view by Franz Boas (séc. XX)

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Culture is the uniqueness of the many and varied cultures of different peoples or societies.

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Culture and Anarchy by Matthew Arnolds (1867)

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Culture and Anarchy by Matthew Arnolds (1867)

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Culture referred to special intellectual or artistic endeavors or products

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Primitave Culture by Edward Tylor (1870)

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Primitave Culture by Edward Tylor (1870)

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A quality possessed by all people in all social groups, who nevertheless could be arrayed on a development (evolutionary) continuum from “savagery” through “barbarism” to “civilization”.

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We have different cultures in the world. 

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We have different cultures in the world. 

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For example, the western's culture is very different of the eastern's culture.

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Culture is how we behavior, what we feel, what we think 

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Culture is how we behavior, what we feel, what we think 