Essays on Tradition

What key issues and challenges led to the initiation of the Access Plus project? From an internal point of view, Providian Trust board members felt that the trust’s information system was outdated and therefore the day-to-day activities, which could be done more efficiently with a new software and process, were taking long periods of time…

Family tradition and cultural legacies contribute to inhibit to an individual self-identity in many ways that would last a life time. A person’s way of living and how they present themselves, comes from the culture that was instill in the soul from youth. Even the choices of food we may eat or the beliefs we…

The Yue Opera is a popular theatrical form that is performed by female actresses and for a female audience. The opera became well known in Shanghai during the late 1930s and 1940s and its influence spread throughout China. The progression of the Yue Opera is shaped by traditional forms of Chinese operas. One of the…

Tradition Against Freedom “The Boat” by Alistair MacLeod is the story told from the perspective of university teacher looking back on his life. The narrator relates the first memories of his life until his father’s death. The story focuses on the conflicting relation between the mother and the father, and their different perspectives on how…

Enigmatic figures roamed the villages, evoking both obedience and fear. Clad in intricately crafted attire that concealed their true identities, they carried an air of ancient wisdom and great authority. The villagers regarded them with a mixture of awe and trepidation as they performed ceremonial dances and rituals. Their presence held profound significance in society….

A harana is a traditional Filipino divertimento. The adult male is accompanied by his friends who back him up both vocally and psychologically. At first. the woman’s window is closed. The adult male calls out to her and if she’s interested. she’ll unfastened her window. The most celebrated Tagalog harana. one that you can still…

Like other aspects of human appearance, clothes have various cultural and sociological implications. Wearing specific kinds of clothing, or even the manner by which they are worn can convey a lot of things about its wearer—it can spell the differences between classes, beliefs, faiths, and attitudes. In many parts of the world, traditional clothes declare…

Many contemporary foraging groups, including the !Kung and other Bushman tribes, are often seen as “primitive” and considered the last representatives of the Stone Age. However, while they do possess a culture similar to what we perceive as primitive, comparing them to people from the past is inaccurate due to various factors such as the…

Introduction             Western medicine is poorly compatible with the beliefs of Australian Aboriginal health beliefs. In specific, Western medicine lays more emphasis on treating diseases contrary to Aboriginal traditional medicine which details the cause of the disease as well as responding to issues related to the disease at “personal, family and community” level (Maher, 1999,…

The architecture of a state acts like a mirror for understanding the manner of life and besides the developments of the topographic point that have led to the creative activity of the state as it looks today. The architecture of a state gives an penetration into a state ‘s developments over the old ages. Many…