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cross-cultural [kros″kul´cher-al]
pertaining to the identification and analysis of distinct features of human behavior in different cultural, geographic, and social settings; intercultural and transcultural are sometimes substituted for this term.


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00 Hardcover Cross cultures; 86 PR9080 Wilson Harris, a British writer of Guyanese origin who has often been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature, was one of the first novelists and critics to use the notion of cross-culturalism.
She expresses the multi and cross-culturalism of the city and the melding of cultures is a very Brummie thing.
He therefore asserts the need for an understanding of the African philosophical environment using five "reminder" parameters of aesthetics, universality, conversation, cross-culturalism and historical experientialism.
 
 
 
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