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In society and culture there is always a certain desirable image of personality. And in order to understand what it consists of, you need to determine and build questions, answering which you can build an image of a person adequate to modern social needs. This article is devoted to formulating questions about a person and personality and building them in a certain order.

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This article demonstrates how natural resources can be an asset for countries' international influence while advancing national interests specially related to cultural economy. It focuses on Jingdezhen, the Chinese porcelain capital, a creative city in unesco Creative Cities Network, which has succeeded in extolling Chinese culture by converting its "white gold" into soft power by way of effective city diplomacy.

There are topics that never cease to be attractive to the general academic and intellectual world, at least in "western culture". Two of those topics that will continue to be studied without the enthusiasm for them diminishing are: 1) the political-military career of Gaius Julius Caesar, and 2) the theme of the fall of the republican regime in ancient Rome.

It is well known that in today's constantly evolving world, political and cultural ties between different nations and cultures are growing day by day. This, of course, requires the development of translation between different languages. This article discusses translation, the connection between translation and stylistics, the problems of translating stylistic devices on the example metaphor and metonymy.

This paper takes a tour of the news in the national press of the inauguration of the National Museum of Anthropology in 1964, and similar news, as the opening of Tepotzotlán's Museo Nacional del Virreinato, and the Museum of Modern Art, while reflecting on the national identity, heritage and the role of the museum in Mexican society and culture.

The aim of this article is to reflect on education and the school system in the context of authoritarianism and symbolic violence. The subject reflection is based on two mental trails. The first shows that culture justifies symbolic violence at school. The second, however, treats symbolic violence in education as a manifestation of the school's activity as a total institution.

U.S. fantasies of expansion, commercial dominion, and military prowess have long hinged on a premise of Pacific exceptionalism. Couched in the millenarian language of manifest destiny, the Pacific region and its multitudinous ecosystems, cultures, peoples, and nations have been vacated in favor of an aqua nullius that frames the region as an empty space designated for U.S. possession by divine providence.

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D. 19,2,31 (Alf. 5 dig. a Paulo epit.) contains a juristic responsum composed in the intermediate rhetorical style. The recognition that the fragment has rhetorical aspects helps toward solving problems of authorship and makes the text intelligible from a legal perspective. The legal and rhetorical quality of the reply provides an insight into the intellectual culture of late Republican Rome.

Physical education influences the development of moral, volitional, and personal qualities in individuals. The formation of behavioural culture is an essential component of the personal characteristics of preschool children. It is the result of the impact of educational and social relations and the activities related to them. Emphasis is placed on movement games as a factor in overcoming aggressive behaviour in childhood.

One of the priorities of government agencies and organizations is to organize systematic and comprehensive legal advocacy activities for all segments of the population to achieve legal literacy, a high level of legal awareness and the ability to apply legal knowledge in everyday life, based on the concept of "High legal culture - a guarantee of national development" is calculated.

Humor is an integral part of our everyday reality. It is a source of strength to compete with and face personal and social challenges as well as political disruptions (Berger 2008). Humor is imbedded in every culture (Berger 1987) and an individual's sense of humor reveals not only aspects of their personality but also their mode of social interaction (Lynch 2002).

This book is the main textbook in BUS 408: Political & Cultural Dimensions of Global Markets. It covers topics on the world's various political systems, socioeconomic ideologies and legal systems. The main focus is on national cultures: cross-cultural communications, cross-cultural analysis, cross-cultural leadership, negotiation and conflict resolution. Course: BUS 408 ; https://spiral.lynn.edu/ludp/1004/thumbnail.jpg

Disruptive innovations are inventions that trigger radical changes within societies, cultures and political systems. They thus contribute to greater competitiveness, and they have the potential to tackle major societal challenges. Presenting examples of how disruptive innovations are promoted in the United States, Israel and Japan, our study examines the lessons learned with relevance for Germany and Europe.

The article talks about the negative impact of information attacks on the younger generation, particularly adolescents and society. Ideological political conflicts are regarded as emerging information risk factor in mass culture. Attention will be paid to the research of scientists who have studied information and psychological security. In adolescence, the factors that influence and eliminate information and psychological security were covered.

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Editors of the recent publication We Both Laughed in Pleasure: The Selected Diaries of Lou Sullivan consider Sullivan's writing as an assertion of transmasculine embodiment and pleasure in gay sex culture via his "portal to historical thinking." With intertextual appearances by Ann Cvetkovich, Elizabeth Freeman, John Giorno, Audre Lorde, José Esteban Muñoz, Liam O'Brien, @archivalrival, and a SCRUFF anon.