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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2013 · 1 MIN

Interconnection

from Amanda J Jaques Podcast · host Amanda J Jaques

Post-agrarian societies no longer rely on agricultural practices or division of land. With a focus on education and a democratic ideology- control increases. As a result, people experience a loss of identity. In order to refrain from resisting such loss, it is necessary that people uphold traditions. History has provided insight into nations that have remained connected. These nations have held onto rituals and traditions such as song or story. Memory and self-awareness enables people to remain strong in culture, in the face of political control.

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