Sentences with phrase «distinct cultural points»

Not exact matches

And one could correctly point to the distinct cultural entities in the world to which the manifold inter-ethnic conflicts are ever so many dramatic testimonies.

Finally, it implies that these two cultures retained distinct technological / cultural differences during a period of close proximity and peaceful co-existence and suggests that the two populations, at least at this location, may have contributed to form the latter day Taínos, the Amerindians present at the point of Columbian contact.

Boshier's work, steeped in the language of Pop throughout his six - decade career, speaks to the distinct vantage point of a British ex-pat experiencing America's cultural imperialism at its source, beginning in the Vietnam era and continuing today.