Exemples d'utilisation de Notion of culture en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The notion of culture.
This brings us to the notion of culture.
The notion of culture in the EUCAM context.
This is a report that misrepresents and exploits the notion of culture.
The notion of culture and the iceberg metaphor.
The next chapter will therefore explore the notion of culture in the context of EUCAM.
The notion of culture is fundamental to anthropology.
Several recent articles in the CJHP have directly or indirectly addressed the notion of culture.
To define the notion of culture in a country is also to accept its weaknesses.
Straub argues that three central phenomena support a counter-claim to this notion of culture.
The notion of culture is interesting on two levels in Jean-Alain Corre? s practice.
Nonetheless, we will maintain the close link established between the notion of culture and human rights.
In this context, the notion of culture tends to be stigmatised as an instrument of segregation.
This paper is discussing the role of conceptualization in political psychology and the limits that the notion of culture imposes.
Yet, we still often limit the notion of culture to traditional forms of artistic expression.
Mrs. DONDERS(International Law Centre of the University of Amsterdam) said it was difficult to define the content andscope of cultural rights, as the notion of culture was vague and extremely broad.
There is a two-fold notion of culture used in this document: the humanistic and the socio-historical.
The submission by UNESCO explains its understanding of the notion of culture and of the challenges of cultural diversity.
Malta subscribes to the notion of culture as the expression of far-reaching personal, societal and economic values.
Third, there was a greater diversification of the notion of culture to embrace minorities, indigenous groups, one's own culture, access to other cultures and the goal of non-assimilation.
The notions of culture and civilization.
Notions of culture and socialization.
This is where notions of culture and relations come in.
The notions of culture and community, not to mention language, are at the very heart of learning French as a second language and cannot be separated from this learning.
The notions of culture and knowledge then appear as responses to, acts of resistance.
At ease with video, performance, installation, and writing,the artist explores simultaneously the notions of culture and nature, of fiction and reality.
Such an endeavour, however, certainly requires more rather than less thinking about notions of culture and politics, but also about identity constructions,notions of locality or, if you will, the mediating between particularity and universality, public spaces and activist strategies, networks and constituencies.
However, the referendum's outcome could mark the start of a beneficial process for Switzerland andEurope in coming to terms with the need to change the way they have addressed notions of culture, state identity and individual rights.
Lastly, while many countries were satisfied at the fact that UNESCO had linked the notions of culture and development, they thought that that theme had lost something of its force in document 31 C/4, bearing in mind the great number of recommendations made by the World Commission on Culture and Development and the Action Plan of the Stockholm Conference.