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Indoctrination is the
process of
inculcating (teaching by
repeated instruction) a
person or
people into an ideology,
often avoiding critical analysis...
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which include insightful quotes expressed in
simple words. It aims to
inculcate good habits,
discipline and
doing good deeds.
English translation of உயிர்...
- (sometimes
called an honor–shame culture), the
means of
control is the
inculcation of
shame and the
complementary threat of ostracism. The shame–honor worldview...
- nationalist. Jane
Wilde read the
Young Irelanders'
poetry to
Willie and Oscar,
inculcating a love of
these poets in her sons. Her
interest in the neo-classical...
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societal concerns, most
notably by
promoting progressive education,
inculcating moral values in children, and ****imilating immigrants.: 196–200 A different...
- the Pax Romana.
Romans of the 1st and 2nd
centuries were
encouraged to "
inculcate the
habits of peacetime". As the
classicist Clifford Ando noted: Most...
- mythology. The
purpose of this
Holocaust mythology, they ****ert, is the
inculcation of a
sense of
guilt in the white,
Western Christian world.
Those who...
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visage became the
virtual face of
Islam in
Western po****r culture" and "
inculcated fear and
distrust towards Islam",
making the word 'Ayatollah' "a synonym...
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materialistic aspects of
Confucian thought,
stressing that
morality was
inculcated in
society through tradition and in
individuals through training. In time...
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something he
gained from his
Puritan upbringing, with its
stress on "
inculcating virtue and
character in
themselves and
their communities."
These Puritan...
