cultural context

We have been doing what seems most practical, given the cultural context.

You need to understand the cultural context to appreciate the book.

Remember that they live in their cultural context, not ours.

"In a design museum, you are talking about social and cultural context," he said.

But it might as well be playing on another planet, so changed is the cultural context.

The artists want the project to be seen in this cultural context, not a commercial one.

The term is used primarily in a political and cultural context.

This may, however, take many forms depending on cultural context.

Simpson's early work must also be viewed in its cultural context.

He has a superb sense of historical and cultural context.

Children learn social and cultural contexts through their daily living experiences.

We are obliged to consider each section in the show within a social and cultural context.

They say the ecological, historical, and cultural context should also be considered.

Finally, cultural contexts of a society are also able to establish frame.

A girl or woman, within the Indian cultural context, is regarded as a family's property.

"It's important to have it in a cultural context," he added.

It refers to the study of dogs within their cultural contexts.

In a bar setting, the cultural context calls for humor; anything else seems out of place.

But Dieppe was built to last, in the cultural context.

I glibly started putting our show in a cultural context.

And unlike other schools, the curriculum emphasizes music history in a cultural context.

The district Alliance program provides classroom education for students in their cultural context.

They enable each student to relate course content to his or her cultural context.

"There's nothing like taking your kids to see movies made for them in different cultural contexts and seeing how they respond," he said.

Here's a reading list that might help us place the current upheaval in historical, political, and cultural context.