cultural value

collocation in English

meanings of culturaland value

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cultural
adjective
uk /ˈkʌl.tʃər.əl/ us /ˈkʌl.tʃɚ.əl/
relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of ...
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value
noun
uk /ˈvæl.juː/ us /ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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Examples of cultural value

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He invites us to look at the social uses of language and the culturalvalue of its complicated, embellished nature.
He then assumes that objective culturalvalue will spontaneously align with cultural objects within this arena.
They express a culturalvalue and fulfil a cultural, rather than strictly semantic, need.
This process of attaching culturalvalue to linguistic forms is dependent on individuals' access to or participation in speech chains.
The social and intellectual currents underpinning the discipline are also explored as well as the culturalvalue of landscape studies.
Evaluating this passage's function within the opera and the ambivalent culturalvalue that it projected demands recourse to contemporary descriptions of music in the cinema.
They celebrated the intrinsic and ornamental culturalvalue of scientific knowledge.
It has pointed to fairer and radically democratic interpretations, which classify on the basis of heterogeneous social and culturalvalue systems.
It is less of an empirical property than a moral dictate or culturalvalue.
Fair's succinct essays highlight the role that individual artists play in their community and the culturalvalue placed on particular objects, styles, and materials.
Secondly, it was examined as a potential form of resistance to processes making old bodies invisible because of their loss of culturalvalue in its broadest sense.
Durkheim's case is that atomistic calculativeness is only a culturalvalue, that rational choice can never be a universal absolute.
The various national and local codes and systems for protecting buildings are not, and cannot be made to become, sophisticated critical statements about culturalvalue or about equity.
Autonomy represents a core culturalvalue, as well as a fundamental ethical principle that drives physicians as well as their patients.
Frith's sociological examination of evaluative practices eschews quasi-evaluative assertions about the social or culturalvalue of rock and popular music.
Decisions were not always based on the culturalvalue of the projects submitted.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Music involves customers; it involves activities of great culturalvalue, especially for young people.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
They are cinemas where films of culturalvalue may be shown and, it is presumed, where they may actually make money.
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This has caused a very serious problem now because music tuition in schools is of immense culturalvalue.
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It has a strong economic value without having lost its strong culturalvalue.
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