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    elements of hip-hop culture‚ namely graffiti‚ writings or drawings etched on public surfaces that became popular in New York City in the 1970’s‚ and elevated their status to pieces of artwork that were critically-acclaimed and placed him on a similar level to leading artists of his time.1 [2] Years after Basquiat’s passing‚ he continues to have a profound impact on both the worlds of hip-hop and art. As Basquiat was the first black artist to be able to take aspects of hip-hop culture and use them to

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    To what extent was culture in Hong Kong in the second half of the 20th century shaped by foreign cultures? Hong Kong was a city with diversified culture. Populated with an overwhelming majority of Chinese‚ Hong Kong had definitely been deeply influenced by traditional Chinese culture and customs. Meanwhile‚ it had also been governed by Britain for more than a century‚ and had developed close links with the West. Yet‚ culture in Hong Kong in the second half of the 20th century still mainly followed

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    small departmental stores around. This research has been conducted to identify the Factors influencing consumers to shop Superstore in Bangladesh- in specific six probable extrinsic cues. The six extrinsic cues- Brand Image‚ Perceive Price‚ Perceived Quality Product Availability‚ Location of the store and Environment were tested to see if they have any positive influence on customers’ decision making to go shopping from a Chain Superstore. The study illustrates the various responses from the survey respondents

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    They controlled most of Mesopotamia by the ninth century B.C.E and by the early seventh century‚ they extended their influence as far as west Egypt. Strongly influenced by Sumerian culture‚ the Assyrians adopted the ziggurat form preserved Sumerian texts. (2) The Sumerians built an enormous structure for worship called ziggurats‚ which were stepped pyramidal structures with a temple or shrine on top.

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    listeners; from then on I was more full of joy and honestly it made me become a more endearing person to my family‚ friends‚ and strangers. As time progressed I studied and listened to more and more Reggae artists; I eventually became a positive influence on my father and cousins to be more positive people because of listening to

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    iconography present in its art and architecture‚ the human embryo can be compared to the maize seed‚ both possessing great influence as well as serving as important life forces. This can be seen in the iconography of Olmec art. As depicted by the Kunz Axe‚ Olmec art heavily emphasized the human embryo/fetus as a powerful life force‚ symbolizing the maize seed and its influence on Olmec society. Many art historians believe that Olmec civilization was centralized on the idea that chiefs could access

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    Religion plays a big role in day to day life. That was just as true a few thousand years ago when Greek society was just budding. To fully understand Greek religion and its affect on the culture we must go back to the origin of both‚ examine both as they were developed‚ and look at the stories and aspects of both‚ individually and as a whole. Greek religion’s exact origin is vague and presumed unclear. However‚ it is known it started in Mycenae‚ an area at the foot of Greece along the

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    the pairing of the audio and visual media for the masses‚ and have let them spread much farther than their local roots and changed their influence on society. Though essentially performing the same function‚ they have gone from merely allowing an escape from everyday life for very limited audiences to affecting American society’s values‚ view of its own culture‚ and consumerism. With

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    representations of their faith by showing their communication with God‚ divine authority‚ and the absolution from sin. Each of these artists showed the importance religion had on their lives. Cultures all over the world have relied on art to convey religious ideas and emotions. In some cases art from one culture has influenced another. The Japanese towards the end of the Muromachi era were influenced by the Portuguese and their teachings of Christianity. Despite the language barriers‚ Buddhism and

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    Marriage and family are crucial structures in most societies. While the two institutions have historically been firmly associated in Australian culture‚ their affiliation is becoming more complex. Sociologists understand marriage as a legally recognized social agreement between two individuals‚ traditionally based on a sexual relationship and indicating a lastingness of the union. Currently‚ other disparities on the description of marriage might include whether spouses are of opposite sexes or the

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