Feudal identity and dogmatized folk culture

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The concept of folk culture and cultural identity in the middle ages was largely shaped by the economic and territorial changes of the times. Folk identities or labels were often ascribed by feudal leaders in an effort to maintain traditional power structures. Further study of historical folk culture assessments could shed light on modern research concerning identity and culture.

Group identity, Social identity, Middle Ages, Feudalism

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Time has come today

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An analysis of the modernist perspective on culture is presented, focusing on the theme of time acceleration. Topics include the study of hobby crafts and decorative arts as part of cultural studies, and cultural studies as a means to help people understand the construction of social power.

United States, Analysis, Folklore, Social change, Culture diffusion, Philosophy, Modern, Modern philosophy

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