Sentences with phrase «rural culture»

This traditional rural culture is threatened by the invasive mining practices that dominate the region.

Further with the advent of modern technologies, agricultural law now also encompasses an array of legal issues, which in conjunction with rural culture, especially require the assistance of expert lawyers by the day.

Marianne Vitale's torched bridgelike sculptures of a couple of years ago were described by Karen Rosenberg, a critic for The New York Times, as «potent evocations of an American rural culture in disarray.»

«A majority of North Americans do understand, at some level, that our food choices are politically charged,» says Kingsolver, «affecting arenas from rural culture to international oil cartels and global climate change.»

The family environment that is characteristic of this offering allows you to enjoy personalized attention and helps you learn about rural culture, farming traditions and small artisanal industries.

Bridging the Eastern and Western worlds, you can get the best of everything, from world - class sporting events, top class shopping and a glimpse of local rural culture.

While Jae Yong Ree has taken pictures of rice mills multiple times and overlaid them to create a fading effect as a recognition of Korea's disappearing rural culture.

Cities (which are the only world I'd known until recently), the outside world, a certain trepidation toward rural culture, nature, tradition, history, and my respect for the depth these things possess — all of these things flow naturally into my work these days.

Like many African American families who were part of the Great Migration, Overstreet's early life was nomadic, and his early exposure was to Black and Native American rural culture.

Eliade has also documented the extreme persistence of this style of ordering life into a story which is not open to the new, in the rural cultures of Europe right down to the time of his own youth, and not only so, but he brilliantly predicted the resurgence of this kind of life story in the counterculture in a book which he wrote as long ago as the 1940's.2

Institutionally, the Church continued to live as if it were ministering to a rural culture.

Thanks to Ozark, a corner of America that's largely been ignored now has a hit show that's both faithful in the depiction of rural culture, and a notably good binge watch.

Proponents of hunting argue that hunts provide an essential service to rural communities, and are an important component of rural culture and the economy.

«Southern and rural cultures have been described as emphasizing tradition and order, and are more conservative in their religious and political affiliations.»

Urban and rural cultures are different.

Engage with the rural culture of Bali in a village tour designed to reveal and sustain the age old customs of community life.

However, for couples seeking beautiful beaches, striking coastlines, and the romantic authenticity of Portugal's rural culture, it has to be the Algarve.

This exhibition takes an innovative approach to the subject by examining the works of art from both art - historical and aesthetic perspectives rather than simply as documents of the history of sport and rural culture.

In the late 1930s and 1940s the novelist Wright Morris made beautiful and poignant photographs exploring the rural culture of the American countryside.