cross-cultural studies

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cross-cultural studies

Material world

a global family portrait
1994

Christmas around the world

1996
Pictorial chronicle of Christmas as viewed through the lenses of fifty photographers from around the globe.

World Book's celebrations and rituals around the world

New Year celebrations
2003
Describes how the coming of the new year is celebrated in different countries and by different cultures around the world.

World Book's celebrations and rituals around the world

national celebrations
2003
Describes how speical events or people in the history of a nation are celebrated in different countries, by different cultures, and by with different foods around the world. Includes a recipe and activity.

World Book's celebrations and rituals around the world

birth and growing up celebrations
2003
Relates the history of childhood and describes how birth, coming of age, and other important childhood events are celebrated in different countries and by different cultures around the world. Includes recipes and activities.

Material world

a global family portrait
1995
A photo-journey through the homes and lives of 30 families, revealing culture and economic levels around the world.

Slavery throughout history

almanac
1999
Presents a comprehensive examination of the institution of slavery throughout the world, from ancient Mesopotamia to modern times, and includes illustrations, maps, a timeline, glossary, cross-references, a bibliography, and an index.

Alcohol, customs and rituals

1986
Presents findings of studies done on drinking practices of different cultures and immigrant groups in the United States.

Coming-of-age

traditions and rituals around the world
1994
Looks at how maturation from childhood to adulthood is confirmed and celebrated through rituals, religious ceremonies, and other traditions in societies around the world.

Imagining ourselves

global voices from a new generation of women
2006
A collection of essays in which women aged twenty to forty around the world discuss the things they feel define their generation of women.

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