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There he came into constant contact with nature and peasant culture.
People began to leave the peasant culture of farming to come to work in city factories.
Both countries have a strong peasant culture, too.
In particular, the ministry was devoted to the development of working class and campesino, or peasant culture.
This final work by one of the country's leading native historians focuses on peasant culture and its contributions to the national character.
Peasant culture is celebrated, in contrast to Italy's postwar economic reforms.
Most peasant cultures remain unchanged in their essential structures for hundreds of years.
Its cloister is home to a museum of the peasant culture of the area.
To me they are beacons of knowledge, the dusk of peasant culture.
Deeply rooted in peasant culture was the belief that the land should belong to whoever worked it with his own hands.
Meal by meal, we could taste the victory of a sturdy, peasant culture.
Distrust of the wealthy runs deep in Russian society, with its roots in peasant culture.
Populated by diverse immigrants, Vancouver's values and institutions did not grow from a surrounding peasant culture, common religion, or single language.
Modern tourism meets peasant culture on the largest of the Greek islands, and it’s a heady mix.
In addition to his linguistic reforms, Karadžić also contributed to folk literature, using peasant culture as the foundation.
After this time the law no longer required repartition, but by then it had become absorbed into peasant culture as a streak of egalitarianism.
George Sand was chronicling an age-old peasant culture when it was on the brink of change.
"Folia," in turn, explores the oral traditions of Brazil's Indian and peasant culture.
He was also a staunch conservative, and supporter of the Metternich regime, with a paternalistic approach to the peasant culture.
He learned to cook, as he learned gardening and wine-making, simply from being a part of the Tuscan peasant culture.
Peasant culture was a culture of mass poverty, driven by hunger to bread riots and bread-induced fantasies.
As a folklorist, he was particularly interested in researching basic phenomena, establishing relationships and providing general overviews (for example of peasant culture).
In time he inherits his fathers farm, marries his hometown sweetheart, but never gives into the traditional peasant culture.
All but one are Pakistani Muslims who come from a patriarchal peasant culture that obviously regards young white British girls as easy meat.
Bailey's knowledge of Middle Eastern peasant culture illuminates the parable of the prodigal son.