It is a culture where machines are used to allow humans to do less manual labour; Science and technology have created new innovations to make day-to-day life easier for people.
Industrial culture refers to the social practices, norms, and values that have emerged from industrialization, often emphasizing efficiency, productivity, and standardization. It has influenced various aspects of society, including work practices, urban development, and consumer behavior.
"Homo gothikus industrialis" can be translated as an industrial gothic individual. It refers to a person who embodies elements of both the gothic subculture and industrial music culture, combining dark, edgy aesthetics with an interest in industrial music and culture.
A constantly changing culture could be described as dynamic, evolving, or fluid. It may also be characterized as adaptive or progressive.
Ethnocentrism.
Culture and society are co-existent. one does not or cannot exist without the other. culture and society may have some common elements but the two are not the same; they are not identical. the essential difference is that society is composed of people while culture consists of knowledge, ideas, customs, traditions, folkways, mores, beliefs, skills, institutions, organizations, and artifacts.
Neanderthal culture is typically referred to as Mousterian culture, named after the sites in France where archaeologists first found Neanderthal artifacts. These artifacts include stone tools, weapons, and evidence of burials, indicating a complex culture capable of symbolic behavior.
it left artists feeling disllusioned with modern industrial culture.
It is a 'mixed' culture in this regard. There are regions quite industrialized, such as Monterrey in northern Mexico. There are other places such as Chiapas, where industrialization hasn't taken hold yet.
the industrial revolution
Jennifer A. Howard-Grenville has written: 'Corporate culture and environmental practice' -- subject(s): Corporate culture, Environmental aspects, Environmental aspects of Industrial management, Industrial management
British culture has left its mark on the world through the English language, the Industrial Revolution, and its music.
Colin Gray has written: 'Strategy for Chaos' 'Faster, better value construction' 'Enterprise and Culture' -- subject(s): Corporate culture, Government policy, Small business, Industrial policy, Industrial promotion, Entrepreneurship
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The war in Iraq, the oil consumption crisis and the economic situation created a new American culture.
These connections allowed for an infusion of culture. With this infusion of culture also came an exchange of both products and ideas.
his commitment to standardization and assembly-line mass production
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