concept   boundary
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Canada (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western countries (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Indigenous communities in Australia (1) • Nomadic cultures (1) • Conflict zones (1) • Neutral countries (1) • New Zealand Maori culture (1) • Tribal communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 boundary Canada In Canada, clear and respected boundaries are emphasized and valued in both personal space and property ownership. 6
2 boundary United Kingdom Boundary lines, whether personal or property-related, are legally respected and significant in the UK. 5
3 boundary Western countries In Western countries, it is important to respect and mark boundaries with physical barriers to protect privacy and property. 4
4 boundary Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures define boundaries based on natural landmarks and prioritize communal space over individual ownership. 3
5 boundary Indigenous communities in Australia In Indigenous Australian communities, boundaries are defined by natural features and interconnected with the land. 2
6 boundary Nomadic cultures Boundary lines in nomadic cultures are fluid and defined by natural landmarks or seasonal migration routes. 2
7 boundary Conflict zones Conflict zones in culture heavily guard and respect physical boundaries as protective measures. 1
8 boundary Neutral countries Neutral countries emphasize open and less heavily guarded physical boundaries with an emphasis on diplomacy and international cooperation. 1
9 boundary New Zealand Maori culture Boundaries in New Zealand Maori culture are often defined by natural geographical features and are seen as fluid and interconnected with the land. 1
10 boundary Tribal communities Tribal communities emphasize communal space and collective ownership over individual property rights, leading to fluid and interconnected boundaries. 1