Quotes About Culture
abuelita speaks no english. she doesn't need to, zoe thinks. her smile fills and communicates so much more than the empty, half-said words of zoe's life.
~ Mary E. Pearson
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I had never had to deal with dogs in Venda. There were none. They had all been eaten.
~ Mary E. Pearson
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A long, scandalous kiss. I felt the colour rush through my cheeks. If this was the custom, I liked it.
~ Mary E. Pearson
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Natives who beat drums to drive off evil spirits are objects of scorn to smart Americans who blow horns to break up traffic jams.
~ Unknown
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A group's preference for specific activities is one important way values emerge in a culture. The leisure habits of the rich are framed as activities to see and to be seen at. They prove exercise, but no exertion; they are a courtly site of sociality and pleasure.
~ Unknown
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The phenomenon of play is local: that is, while the phenomenon of play is universal, the experience of play is intrinsically tied to location and culture.
~ Unknown
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Games are legitimate forms of media, human expression, and cultural importance
~ Unknown
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Look, just because I'm an angry, repressed, Irish-Catholic feminist doesn't mean I hate everything. I only hate youth, beauty, the human body, nature, technological change, popular culture, and democracy. Oh, and I forgot to mention sex. And sports. And Andy Warhol. But other than that, I'm cool with whatever the kids are into. Really!
~ Mary Gordon
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The world is immediate, not external, and we are all its custodians, as well as its observers. A culture which holds the immediate world at bay by objectifying it as the Observed System, thereby leaving it to the blinkered forces of the marketplace, will also be blind to the effects of doing so until those effects become quantifiable as, for example, acid rain, holes in the ozone layer and global economic recession.
~ Unknown
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I do consider myself part of black history.
~ Mary J. Blige
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Niggas are in paris
~ Unknown
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Europeans condemned Chinese foot binding, but any society that had invented the corset had a lot to answer for.
~ Mary Jo Putney
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Not a savage—a barbarian. Savages know nothing of civilization. We barbarians know what civilization is, though we may have a low opinion of it." Peregrine's tone was distinctly ironic.
~ Mary Jo Putney
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Taboo comes from a Polynesian word that means "sacred or holy" rather than simply "prohibited.
~ Unknown
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You don't have to be Southern to have good manners. And you don't have to be a Yankee to make a total ass of yourself.
~ Mary Kay Andrews
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A company is only as good as the people it keeps.
~ Mary Kay Ash
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Most literature on the culture of adolescence focuses on peer pressure as a negative force. Warnings about the "wrong crowd" read like tornado alerts in parent manuals.... It is a relative term that means different things in different places. In Fort Wayne, for example, the wrong crowd meant hanging out with liberal Democrats. In Connecticut, it meant kids who weren't planning to get a Ph.D. from Yale.
~ Mary Kay Blakely
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In a culture that gives men irresponsible power and women powerless responsibility, the advancement of civilization cannot be a serious goal.
~ Mary Kay Blakely
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Questions are an under-used piece of communication in our culture.
~ Unknown
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For as long as she could remember, Frances's parents has told her stories about England. But when she got there, the real England wasn't like the stories at all.
~ Unknown
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In the context of fiercely monolingual dominant cultures like that of the United States, code-switching lays claim to a form of cultural power: the power to own but not be owned by the dominant language...Code-switching is a rich source of wit, humour, puns, word play, and games of rhythm and rhyme.
~ Unknown
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When the struggling young painter Rodolphe Salis opened Le Chat Noir in 1881, he had no idea that he was about to make history.
~ Unknown
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Le Figaro's Albert Wolff,
~ Unknown
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Every age has a keyhole to which its eye is pasted.
~ Mary McCarthy
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