concept   connection to land
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Aboriginal Australian (1) • Urbanized Western society (1) • Indigenous cultures of North America (1) • Remote Indigenous Communities (1) • Western urban population (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Inuit communities in the Arctic (1) • Rural farming communities in India (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 connection to land Aboriginal Australian Aboriginal Australian culture asserts a deep spiritual connection to the land as fundamental to their identity. 6
2 connection to land Urbanized Western society In urbanized Western society, the connection to land is predominantly seen as a source of economic gain rather than spiritual or cultural significance. 3
3 connection to land Indigenous cultures of North America Indigenous cultures of North America have a deep spiritual and cultural connection to their ancestral lands. 2
4 connection to land Remote Indigenous Communities Remote Indigenous communities have an intrinsic and spiritual connection to their ancestral lands. 2
5 connection to land Western urban population In Western urban culture, land is valued primarily for financial gain through property ownership and realjson estate investment. 2
6 connection to land Aboriginal culture Aboriginal culture emphasizes a strong spiritual and cultural connection to ancestral land. 1
7 connection to land Inuit communities in the Arctic Inuit communities in the Arctic rely on the land for sustenance, hunting, and survival. 1
8 connection to land Rural farming communities in India Rural farming communities in India have a strong connection to the land, which is reflected in their agricultural traditions and cultural practices. 1