concept   attitudes toward nature
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • United States (1) • Bedouin culture (1) • Mongolia (1) • Nomadic tribes (1) • Gross National Happiness philosophy (1) • Industrialized societies with heavy urbanization (1) • Pura Vida lifestyle (1) • Shintoism (1) • Stalinist era (1) • Western Sahara (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 attitudes toward nature United States In the United States, attitudes toward nature emphasize conservation, environmental protection, and relaxation through outdoor activities. 11
2 attitudes toward nature Bedouin culture Bedouin culture emphasizes deep respect and reliance on the natural resources of the desert environment. 2
3 attitudes toward nature Mongolia Mongolian attitudes toward nature are defined by respect for vast steppes and traditional coexistence practices. 2
4 attitudes toward nature Nomadic tribes Nomadic tribes have a strong reliance on and respect for the harsh desert environment and natural resources. 2
5 attitudes toward nature Gross National Happiness philosophy The Gross National Happiness philosophy prioritizes environmental conservation and ecological harmony as part of overall national wellbeing. 1
6 attitudes toward nature Industrialized societies with heavy urbanization In industrialized societies with heavy urbanization, there is a greater emphasis on exploiting and shaping nature for human use. 1
7 attitudes toward nature Pura Vida lifestyle The Pura Vida lifestyle in Costa Rica emphasizes commitment to conservation, sustainable living, and eco-tourism, reflecting a deep appreciation for the country's natural beauty. 1
8 attitudes toward nature Shintoism Shintoism emphasizes the sacredness of nature and conducts rituals to honor natural elements. 1
9 attitudes toward nature Stalinist era During the Stalinist era, attitudes toward nature emphasized exploiting it for industrialization and progress, leading to environmental degradation. 1
10 attitudes toward nature Western Sahara In Western Sahara, the nomadic lifestyle is built on reliance on natural resources and an understanding and respect for the harsh desert environment. 1