Culture & Heritage
Computer users looking for information regarding cultures and ethnic heritages throughout the world can look to the World Wide Web for a broad range of pertinent resources. The majority of these cultural sites feature a wide selection of links to materials on different indigenous peoples around the globe. Some Web sites focus on such relevant issues as nationalism, race relations, and ethnic migration. There are also some sites that are home to groups that provide research, seminars, programs, publications, and/or discussion forums pertaining to a variety of cultural issues. This section features various online resources on cultures throughout the world.
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| The Amish Culture And What To Expect On A Visit The Amish are a reclusive group of people who add to the cultural diversity of America. Tour operators offer an insight... |
Raksha Bandhan - Bonds Between a Brother and Sister A celebration of the bonds between a brother and sister, the family holiday of Raksha Bandhan (Rakhi) is celebrated in most... |
| Living In A Box Perhaps the revulsion to free cultures is due more to that fact that one still lives in the box. |
Human Culture - A new interpretation An easy way to understand the cultural aspect of our lives is to examine the way we go about doing things. Culture is the... |
| Christ and Culture: What's Missing at the Water Cooler So why is Jesus taboo in our culture? Kanye West, though by no means a standard of the Christian Faith, composed a song... |
The Messiah of Morris Avenue Tony Hendra's new, futuristic novel about the clash between religion and culture ... |
| Preference and Culture Some thoughts on the ethical implication of activities that do not harm others. |
Symbolization in Indian Culture This article is especially for those who want to know much about Indian traditions and culture. Let me say about few... |
| The Classification of Cultures What makes cultures tick and why some of them tick discernibly better than others – is the main bone of contention. |
The final irony 'Isn't it ironic?' You hear it all the time - and, most of the time, actually no, it isn't. Hypocritical, cynical, lazy,... |
| The Myth of Destructibility Being mortal ourselves, we cannot conceive of an indestructible entity. The artifacts of popular culture - thrillers,... | |