traditional ways and modern Western culture
Examples of hybridization in culture include the fusion of different music genres (such as jazz and hip-hop), the blending of culinary traditions in fusion cuisine, the mixing of fashion styles from various cultures in streetwear, and the incorporation of traditional dance moves into modern choreography.
Yes, some modern cultures practice alternative methods of handling the dead instead of burial. For example, certain Tibetan Buddhist communities engage in sky burial, where the deceased's body is placed on a mountaintop to be consumed by vultures. Similarly, some cultures in the Philippines, such as the Igorot, practice hanging coffins, where the deceased are placed in coffins attached to cliffs. These practices reflect diverse beliefs about death and the afterlife that differ from traditional burial customs.
The defining characteristics of modern music eras include the use of electronic instruments, digital production techniques, diverse genres, and global influences. These eras are marked by experimentation, innovation, and a blending of traditional and contemporary styles.
Modern Paganism in World Cultures was created in 2005.
All cultures.
Firstly, I know what you mean but you've misused the term "native". You mean 'traditional' or 'well established'.Essentially the answer lies in the attachment traditional cultures have to agriculture, superstition and spirituality. Traditional, farming cultures have respect for nature due to how directly they depend on it for food (farming), shelter (wood for houses), clothes (animal skins) and security (walls of trees)."Modern" cultures (also see: Western cultures and Capitalist cultures) are separated from their dependency on nature through the use of supermarkets and reliance on non-natural infrastructure like road networks and the power grid. Because these cultures use industrial concrete for transport and shelter, and supermarkets for food and clothes the significance of nature is mentally devalued.It is worth saying that both cultures are equally as reliant on nature, but it is the direct reliant that heightens respect.
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Modern ballet focuses on natural movement and traditional ballet has more stricter rules. For example, if a traditional ballet dancer is just standing on stage, their legs have to be turned out and in first position. But if it were a modern ballet dancer, their legs would not be turned out and they would be in parallel position.
Modern English poetry in the 20th century is characterized by experimentation with form and language, a focus on individual experience and emotions, and a break from traditional poetic conventions. Poets such as T.S. Eliot, W.B. Yeats, and Sylvia Plath explored themes of alienation, despair, and the complexities of modern life. This period saw a shift towards free verse, fragmented imagery, and a blending of literary influences from various cultures and movements.
Because of the many jobs the cities have to offer. For example, Tokyo has many jobs, and is very modern/has a modern lifestyle. Japan has two different lifestyles-modern and traditional. Today, the modern lifestyle is overtaking the traditional lifestyle. Young individuals are seeking for careers-cities are the places to go for them.
Sure. Some (or most) Muslim Arabs wear traditional clothing, but other Arabs - Christians, for example - wear very modern clothing.