concept   natural elements
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • Western cultures (1) • Developed countries (1) • Modern industrialized societies (1) • Tropical regions (1) • Ancient civilizations (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Desert cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs (1) • Indigenous peoples (1) • Island nations (1) • Less developed countries (1) • Nomadic societies (1) • Northern countries (1) • Rural areas (1) • Traditional knowledge in indigenous cultures (1) • Tribal communities (1) • Urban areas (1) • Urbanized societies (1) • Western cities (1) interior decorators in Japan (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 natural elements Western cultures Natural elements are used for practical, aesthetic, and recreational purposes in Western cultures. 4
2 natural elements Developed countries Natural elements are utilized for sustainable living and energy production in developed countries. 2
3 natural elements Modern industrialized societies In modern industrialized societies, natural elements are primarily seen as resources for human use. 2
4 natural elements Tropical regions Tropical regions incorporate natural elements for diverse ecosystems and traditional practices. 2
5 natural elements Ancient civilizations Ancient civilizations viewed natural elements as living entities with spiritual significance, often personified in myths and legends. 1
6 natural elements Arctic regions The culture of Arctic regions is heavily influenced by extreme seasonal changes and a reliance on natural resources. 1
7 natural elements Desert cultures Natural elements are viewed as essential for survival and livelihood by desert cultures, providing water, shelter, and sustenance. 1
8 natural elements Europe European culture values natural elements for their aesthetic impact in landscaping and architecture. 1
9 natural elements Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs Indigenous cultures with animistic beliefs revere natural elements as spirits and incorporate them into ceremonies and rituals. 1
10 natural elements Indigenous peoples Indigenous peoples value natural elements for cultural rituals and traditions, celebrating them in seasonal ceremonies and festivals. 1
11 natural elements Island nations Island nations with abundant natural elements have diverse ecosystems and traditions influenced by their environment. 1
12 natural elements Less developed countries Natural elements in less developed countries directly provide essential resources like cooking fuel and building materials. 1
13 natural elements Nomadic societies Nomadic societies view natural elements as essential for survival and livelihood, providing water, shelter, and sustenance. 1
14 natural elements Northern countries The extreme seasonal changes and reliance on natural resources in Northern countries have a significant impact on daily life. 1
15 natural elements Rural areas In rural areas, natural elements are directly relied upon for basic needs like cooking fuel and building materials. 1
16 natural elements Traditional knowledge in indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures value natural elements like water, earth, and sky for spiritual balance and harmony. 1
17 natural elements Tribal communities Natural elements are valued by tribal communities for cultural rituals and traditions, and are often celebrated in seasonal ceremonies and festivals. 1
18 natural elements Urban areas Natural elements are commonly used in urban eco-friendly architecture and design to support sustainable living. 1
19 natural elements Urbanized societies Urbanized societies often view natural elements as resources for human use rather than acknowledging their spiritual or cultural significance. 1
20 natural elements Western cities Western cities value and enjoy natural elements for recreational activities. 1
21 natural elements interior decorators in Japan Interior decorators in Japan value incorporating natural elements like bonsai trees and bamboo to create a harmonious and calming environment. 1