SuitabookCelebration across places and cultures
The book compares celebrations held in city and rural settings across different cultures and considers where and when they occur.
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Ian Rohr - Author
A straightforward global introduction to how celebrations may differ between city and rural settings, while also sharing similarities across cultures. It is likely to work best as an opening book for comparing communal traditions rather than as a detailed account of any one celebration.
"This interesting book is part of a series written for young students that focuses on a wide variety of celebrations and festivals held for special occasions throughout the world. It focuses on different celebrations in cities and rural settings. Written in simple language, this colourful book takes a global approach highlighting similarities and differences between how city and rural events are celebrated within different cultures.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA straightforward global introduction to how celebrations may differ between city and rural settings, while also sharing similarities across cultures. It is likely to work best as an opening book for comparing communal traditions rather than as a detailed account of any one celebration.
The book compares celebrations held in city and rural settings across different cultures and considers where and when they occur.
The book highlights similarities and differences between how city and rural events are celebrated within different cultures.
You may want to accompany it with discussion of whose perspectives are represented and whether broad comparisons leave out important differences within a culture.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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