...ts: English, the [[Arts]], Education and the ways of living and organising society. They have over 75 years of experience doing this. In line with our Royal C
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...more inclusive and broader conception of culture, in which all sectors of society are able to participate and exhibit their ethnic and cultural differences.
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...n a concept of [[Culture|culture]] that embraces the [[arts]], culture and society. Through dialogue with other countries our own culture is enriched. Advance
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...ocratization is often considered an elitist top-down approach to providing society with access to [[High Culture|high culture]]. The strong sense of governmen
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...Diplomacy]], conducted by private organisations and [[Civil Society|civil society]] rather than by governments.
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...onal aid and development. Our activities span over fields such as culture, society, research, higher education, business, innovation, democracy and global dev
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...owledge about Germany by providing information on its [[Culture|culture]], society and politics. Our educational and training products enable mobility in an i
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...nant class automatically become the ruling ideas, and the way in which the society is run or constructed is determined by the ruling [[culture]].
* [http://www.internationalgramscisociety.org International Gramsci society]
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...the activities of mainstream society, and should be able to participate in society despite cultural differences.
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...ues of the dominant [[culture]]; by integrating themselves into the larger society, these groups slowly begin to lose their own language and customs, and cult
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...tures are thought to have equal value. Cultural relativists assert that no society has the right to impose its views on another, and we cannot expect societie
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...ant role in creating [[Cultural Diplomacy]] and generally speaking, modern society, especially by people who moved from other countries and passed their cultu
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...olicy. The aim of Mao and the Red Guards was to create a classless Chinese society; however, the violent extremism of the Red Guards pushed China into social
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...ned behavior patterns which are characteristic to the members of a certain society and which are not a result of biological inheritance. The term is also used
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...as societies are constantly undergoing transformation. As new ideas enter society due to the influence of mass communication and spread of knowledge, trends
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...sti Instituut (Estonian Institute) is to spread information about Estonian society and [[Culture|culture]] in other countries, further cultural and educationa
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...d organizations include 250 organizations from different fields of Finnish society. The Finnish cultural and academic institutes seek to promote cooperation b
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..., radio and televisions programs which, as a consequence, leads people and society into so-called “intellectual passivity”. High arts on the contrary, by
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====== Dante Alighieri Society ======
...an language and culture throughout the world. In 2005, the Dante Alighieri Society was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Communications and Humanities.
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