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Westernization (or
Westernisation, see
spelling differences), also
Europeanisation or
occidentalization (from the Occident), is a
process whereby societies...
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learning during the
Modern Gr****
Enlightenment led to the
emergence among Westernised Gr****-speaking
elites of the
notion of a Gr**** nation. A
secret organisation...
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survive most strongly; as
blacks have
become increasingly urbanised and
Westernised,
aspects of
traditional culture have declined.
Members of the middle...
- foreign-influenced
speakers or
learners of
Chinese (sometimes
called Westernised Chinese (Chinese: 西式中文)),
usually refers to a
pattern of
written or spoken...
- used in
given names can have a
feminine (adult) connotation. In many
Westernised Asian locations, many
Asians also have an
unofficial or even registered...
- anti-royalist stance.: 457 His
government adopted nationalism and
Westernisation, anti-Chinese and anti-French policies.: 28 In 1939,
there was a decree...
- Beef and broccoli, also
sometimes called broccoli beef, is a
Westernised Chinese dish. Beef and
broccoli was
likely developed in the
diaspora of Chinese...
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communist system disintegrated,
Albania embarked on an
active path
towards Westernisation with the
ambition to
obtain membership in the
European Union (EU) and...
- the late 19th century. Similarly,
traditional Chinese law gave way to
westernisation towards the
final years of the Qing
Dynasty in the form of six private...
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EuroVoc § Western
Europe Western world Delanty,
Gerard (1995). "The
Westernisation of Europe".
Inventing Europe Idea, Identity, Reality. p. 30. doi:10...
