Examples of using Acculturation in English and their translations into German
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It isn't about consulting, but acculturation," explains Rudy.
The best example for this is Turkey,which has undergone an often underestimated process of transformation and acculturation.
Such acculturation needs to start with our young and making tweaks to our education system is one way to achieving this.”.
Founded in 1989 in Salvador da Bahia,it is a reference in teaching and training of acculturation Portuguese for foreigners.
Acculturation of a western kind has not overwhelmed its soul, but has left its mark on its habits and on its political and economic modules.
The forms of knowledge, the information technologies, the democratic devices, the education and acculturation of the population, etc.
Acculturation- is the modification of the culture of a group or an individual as a result of contact with a different culture American Heritage Dictionary.
New media and global markets have producednew forms of identification apparently making acculturation more or less superfluous, he said.
Acculturation is a multifaceted process and a number of factors have been identified on the individual, social and broader societal level that influence this process.
Allocate an adaptation associated with employment, when for example people from Kazakhstan come to work in Russia,and language-cultural adaptation, acculturation.
Through this hostile acculturation of its own children, FIDESZ is actually paying the price of the cowardice that has long characterized its relations with the world of culture.
Social and cultural position of migrants before, during and after migration(integration, acculturation or remigration) from a gender-specific, historical or actual point of view.
It is hoped that this research will not only provide insight into how refugee youth make a newhome in Germany, but also inform the development of targeted intervention and acculturation programs.
Precisely, there are topics such as central places, acculturation, Australian prehistory, Germanic inhumations of the early Roman Iron Age, Pannonia in Late Antiquity, text sources of the 9th cent.
This has particularly been noted within migrant communities:nostalgic episodes reduce the stress caused by acculturation and can contribute to making exile bearable.
I suppose that this sense of hospitality comes from a lot of acculturation, the sensitivity of each person, from their ability to listen to their heart, from many things really, a little of everything all at once….
The panel seeks to open up a new cultural-historical perspective on monasticism and the vita regularis, in which aspects such as alterity,cultural transfer and acculturation are examined for their validity.
Babias and Perjovschi examine the constitutive categories of European thought: representation, acculturation, and trans-culturalness, and piece together the artistic works to a critical-artistic parcours.
Acculturation- is a phenomenon that emerges when a group of individuals from different cultures come into direct and on-going contact, the result of which is the change of elements from original culture of one or both groups Berry, 1990.
The German-Israeli"Migration and Societal Integration" research consortium studies the acculturation and its consequences of migrant children and youths in Israel and Germany.
Fanny Hensel and her three siblings Felix(1809-1847), Rebecka(1811-1858) and Paul(1812-1874) were born into a family with extraordinary educationtradition that was closely linked to Jewish acculturation in Prussia.
If someone calls me Roger instead of Volki, then the social(or scholastic)judgement he passes upon me concerns only my capacity to. relate to the Gadjé(acculturation), but does not concern my socialisation within my own group(enculturation)" M. Pragnère, unpublished manuscript.
Based on approaches from the research on integration and acculturation in the social sciences and psychiatry, the project explores the thesis that these cognitive-evaluative and affective dimensions of human coexistence are essential for shared social life and processes of integration.
Since September 2015 Jing Shen is a researcher at the MZES inresearch area A in project A3.8 Inside Integration and Acculturation- Migrants' Life Satisfaction in Europe director Professor Irena Kogan.
Since participation is a two-way process, another question this dissertation seeks to answer is how this process influenced the British consul, Charles Blunt,and to what extent one could speak of his acculturation into the Ottoman nexus.
The results concerning the transitions after the VABO-class, German language skills, educational aspirations,and characteristics of integration and acculturation, are supposed to contribute to the reduction of the information- and research deficit.
Denial is a psychological weapon, a deterrent to alien incursion of mainstream reality, sincethe aliens appear to respect the stance of individual and group consciousness and acculturation free will more than even military power.
The above obtained results can help professionals dealing with ethnic migrants to choose appropriate lines of conduct with clients,proceeding from the type of migration and acculturation after their arrival in the new country, and plan further work with them.
At least in Christian Europe from the mid-fifteenth century until the elimination of the European Jewry by National Socialism, communication in the Jewish diaspora was characterised by a constant"dialectic of assimilation"(Funkenstein),by a genuinely dialectical process between acculturation and self-assertion, between isolation and openness(towards wider society) in the history of the Jews.
As a result, at least in Christian Europe from the mid-fifteenth century until the elimination of the European Jewry by National Socialism, communication in the Jewish diaspora was characterised by a constant"dialectic of assimilation"(Funkenstein),by a genuinely dialectical process between acculturation and self-assertion, between isolation and openness(towards wider society) in the history of the Jews.