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Culture and the individual

Submitted by Vanessa Rousso (guest) on Sat, 10/03/2009 - 1:02pm.

Culture is an account of how our societies have been built over centuries for people to conduct their live and their tasks in harmony. Culture is a set of rules, protocols, patterns and customs with a degree of rigidity and each individual may find his own desires in contradiction with that structure. Invisible but as present as the physical world, culture is a force that needs to be understood first, before it can be enjoyed fully.

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