“We Lost our Culture with Civilization”

Sarr, Karla Giuliano

doi:10.1007/978-94-6209-218-1_7

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“…Additionally, the fact that students tended to employ French rather than the local language presents the concept that only Western knowledge counts. 'Internalization takes a problematic form when people use notions from the development discourse to justify their own marginalization and the inferiority of their Indigenous knowledge in contrast to preferred aspects of Western civilization [4].' In the end, Karla revealed the incentive and posted the related solution which is to redesign the curriculum.…”

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On the Opposite of Loss: the Revival of Traditional Culture

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2023

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Confronting today’s advancing technology and dominating Western values, the traditional culture has aroused numerous worries not only from the public, but also from the research field. To respond to the increasing demand for protecting conventional culture, governments worldwide have allocated incredible funds and experts to guard the indigenous culture. However, is the danger of losing the traditional culture being exaggerated to some degree? In this article, the answer is different from what we believed: In the future, the revival of traditional culture due to extreme nostalgia is expected when the most advanced technology is developed. As a result, today, there is too much panic about the disappearing conventional culture, which is unnecessary and a waste of government funds.

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Section: Previous Study About the Loss Of Traditional Culture: Exagge...mentioning

confidence: 99%