cultural framework
[/ˈkʌltʃərəl ˈfreɪmwɜrk/]
nounpl: cultural frameworks
marco cultural
1. A set of shared beliefs, values, norms, and practices that structure how a society or group understands and interprets reality
The cultural framework of individualism shapes American business practices differently than collectivist frameworks in East Asian countries.
O marco cultural do individualismo molda as práticas comerciais americanas de forma diferente dos marcos coletivistas nos países do Leste Asiático.
2. A conceptual structure used to analyze, interpret, or organize cultural phenomena and social behaviors
Researchers developed a cultural framework to understand the diversity of family structures across different communities.
Os pesquisadores desenvolveram um marco cultural para compreender a diversidade de estruturas familiares em diferentes comunidades.
3. An institutional or organizational system that supports and perpetuates cultural practices and traditions
Museums serve as a cultural framework for preserving and promoting artistic heritage.
Os museus servem como um marco cultural para preservar e promover a herança artística.
The term 'cultural framework' is widely used in both American and Brazilian academic contexts, particularly in sociology, anthropology, business studies, and organizational development. In Brazil, this concept is often discussed in relation to understanding indigenous cultures, African diaspora influences, and regional cultural variations. In the USA, it's frequently applied to understanding multiculturalism, diversity initiatives, and cross-cultural communication in corporate and educational settings.
Related Idioms & Phrases
within a cultural framework
cultural framework of reference
beyond the cultural framework
within/outside the cultural framework
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