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    dictionary definition of commodification is to make something into an object for commercial use. In terms of tourism, commodification refers to using a place's culture and the cultural artifacts of that particular place to make money and generate profit either to support its economy or for personal gain. In other word, tourism can turn local cultures into commodities. Religious rituals, traditional ethnic rites and festivals are performed to suit the needs and expectations of tourists (UNEP).…

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    relative across the many different cultures in the world. Different cultures have different ways of how they view some practices of what is moral and what is not moral or ethical. And philosophers and anthropologists who study different people and their cultures have a way of rationally thinking about this topic of morality, by saying that morality cannot be viewed by one culture as correct and the other culture as wrong but it can be thought as diverse and that no one culture is either right or…

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    Boas believe that it was necessary for anthropology to moving away from studying “Big C culture”, in which he stated “it does not seem to me that the one-sided exploitation of this method will advance our understanding of the development of human society” (109). Rather, Boas aimed to include the mental and physical reactions and activities that characterize the individual social group in order to understand cultures from a cultural relativistic perspective. Boas radically changed the field of…

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    Herman Melville once stated, “We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men; and among those fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects.” Similarly, in Kenneth Guest’s, “Cultural Anthropology” his quest to blend our understand of the world comes in a masterful variety. Through the first chapter of his book I found his way of describing the early uses of human connection helped set the bar for the rest of…

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    The Noble Savage Analysis

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    because of their culture—or the outsider’s understanding of their culture rather—and more specifically for their perceived ability to live in peaceful coexistence with nature and outside of corrupting western influence (Kent, 1). In a way, the fascination surrounding the “Noble Savage,” is a form of orientalism, a term used to describe the way the Western world mystifies the East, seeing it and the people who live there as separate and “other” (Nair-Venugopal, 3). Popular culture about…

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    II. The Impact of French Colonialism on Moroccan Culture. It may be wrong thinking that the colonized countries in general have been entirely independent. Many years passed since morocco gets its independence, but the impact of colonization is still nowadays with its effects on Morocco in several sides including culture. However, the image of superiority, modernity, and civilization of France has deeply saved in Moroccan memories. We cannot deny our dependence to the colonizer whether culturally…

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    Saeada Research Paper

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    greenery like Earth. All of the people on this planet resemble “Black” people, there are only two sex’s and two genders which are female, male, man and woman. Although all of the people on this planet are “Black” there are different ethnic groups and cultures. There are many varieties of animals but there is no such thing as insects. The people of Saeba are not…

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    Connect, Empowered Communities and the Darkinjung Local Land Council provide events such as Indigenous festivals, community meetings and groups, as well as an emphasis on educational programs. The 5 Lands Walk also promotes preservation of Aboriginal culture, whereby walkers cross 5 beaches on Darkinjung Country. Bara Barang introduced educational school visits including a visit to Bulgandry rock art site, aiming to build positive relationships between the Department of Education and Communities…

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    that mean to you? When you think about the word “civilized” what comes to mind? Maybe the idea of structure, or the trait of courteousness. Now imagine someone tells you this definition you’ve formed for yourself is not only inaccurate but also primitive. Imagine someone imposing ideas on you that are the farthest from your own. How does that feel? I imagine if feels a lot like being a Native American in the early age of european exploration, and even now. When the early settlers came to present…

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    As western culture progresses some odd concepts such as morality begin to lack definition. The death of God and globalization have opened many possibilities for the understanding and evolution of morality, particularly whether it is culturally relative or of some universal absolute (Nietzsche). By determining the root of morality as belief, and understanding that beliefs are culturally defined this essay will prove that morality is relative to culture. It will further go on to disprove any…

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