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CRE: Introduction, Concepts, Approaches, and Basic Facts

Comparative Regional Economy <Lecture Note 1> 13.09.05. CRE: Introduction, Concepts, Approaches, and Basic Facts * Some parts of this note are summary of the references for teaching purpose only. Semester: fall 2013 Time: Thursday 9:00-12:00 am Class Room: 114

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Culture

Culture. What traits do you see?. Culture. What traits do you see?. Culture. What traits do you see?. Culture. What traits do you see?. Culture. What traits do you see?. Culture. What traits do you see?. Cultural Vocabulary. Cultural Landscape Cultural Hearth Assimilation

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Warm-up 1/20

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What is Culture?

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Intro to Culture & Intercultural Faux Pas

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FOLK and POPULAR CULTURE Folk Culture

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GEOG 433

GEOG 433. The Geography of Music. Welcome to 433!. My name is Don Alexander and some of you have had me before. If you love music, and want to get a geographical perspective on it, this is the course for you.

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CHAPTER 4 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: THE ELEMENTS OF CULTURE

CHAPTER 4 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: THE ELEMENTS OF CULTURE. SECTION 1. WHAT IS CULTURE?. Food and shelter Religion Language Relationships. Creative expression. Education Security and protection Political and social organization.

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Cultural Hearths

Cultural Hearths are the areas where civilizations first began that radiated the ideas, innovations and ideologies that culturally transformed the world. Early Cultural Hearths developed in Southwest Asia, North Africa, South Asia, and East Asia in the valleys and basin of great river systems.

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Cultural Hearths

Cultural Hearths. A cultural hearth is a source area from which new ideas radiate. Early Cultural Hearths. Mesopotamia Indus River Valley Yellow River Valley Nile River Valley Ganges River Valley Middle America. The white dashed line shows the extent of glacial activity.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. From the origins of agriculture to the first river-valley civilizations 8000-1500 B.C.E. Before Civilization. Human life before 8000 b.c.e. Exact date of first humans is debatable (6-8 million years ago) Humans=bipedalism (walking on 2 legs), opposable thumbs and a large brain.

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