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Western countries
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Nudity is generally considered taboo in public spaces in Western countries but can be associated with privacy and artistic expression.
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Middle Eastern
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In Middle Eastern culture, nudity is considered taboo and strictly avoided in public or communal settings.
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Germany
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Nudity is widely accepted in designated public spaces in Germany, reflecting an open attitude towards the human body.
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United States
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Nudity is generally taboo and not publicly acceptable in the United States.
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Scandinavian
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Nudity is widely accepted in public settings in Scandinavian culture with less emphasis on modesty.
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India
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In India, nudity is taboo and strictly forbidden in public spaces and subject to strict censorship laws in films.
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France
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Nudity is widely accepted in France for artistic expression and specific social and festive situations.
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Saudi Arabia
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In Saudi Arabia, public nudity is strictly prohibited and taboo due to conservative religious beliefs and strict legal consequences.
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Netherlands
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Nudity is widely accepted in the Netherlands in designated areas and in films as part of artistic expression.
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South Korea
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Nudity is generally taboo and restricted in public spaces and media in South Korea.
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Europe
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Nudity in art is widely accepted and celebrated in European culture as a form of artistic expression and beauty.
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Indonesia
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In Indonesia, nudity is considered taboo and generally not accepted in public settings.
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Iran
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In Iran, nudity is strictly prohibited and culturally unacceptable in line with Islamic modesty norms.
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Greece
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Nudity is widely accepted and considered natural in Greek culture, especially at designated beaches.
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Secular Humanism
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Secular Humanism culture values individual autonomy and accepts varying levels of clothing or nudity within societies.
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Sweden
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Nudity in public spaces is widely accepted and normalized in Swedish culture, especially in communal saunas, clothing-optional beaches, and cinema.
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United Arab Emirates
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In United Arab Emirates, public nudity is strictly prohibited and considered highly inappropriate due to Islamic laws.
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United Kingdom
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Nudity is generally considered taboo and regulated in the United Kingdom.
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Pacific Islands
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Nudity is widely accepted and reflects a natural connection to the environment and climate in Pacific Islands culture.
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Amazonian tribes
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Nudity is a natural and non-sexual practice in Amazonian tribal culture, often used in social and ceremonial settings.
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China
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In China, nudity is heavily regulated and discouraged in public and media contexts.
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Christian
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In Christian culture, nudity is often considered taboo due to emphasis on modesty and privacy.
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Denmark
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Denmark has a culture where nudity is socially acceptable in specific areas and film nudity is considered natural.
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Indigenous cultures
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In Indigenous cultures, nudity is accepted as natural and non-sexual in certain social, ceremonial, and artistic settings.
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Liberal societies
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In liberal societies, nudity is accepted as a form of self-expression and empowerment in certain contexts.
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Online communities
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Attitudes towards nudity in online communities vary by context.
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Secular European countries
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Secular European countries have more relaxed attitudes towards nudity in public leisure settings.
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Singapore
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Nudity is heavily restricted and considered inappropriate in Singapore due to cultural and governmental regulations.
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South Asia
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Nudity is considered taboo and heavily censored in South Asian cultures due to religious and cultural norms.
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Agricultural countries
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In agricultural countries, modesty in dress is valued and public nudity is generally deemed unacceptable.
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Ancient Greek culture
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Nudity was common in certain social contexts like athletic competitions and artistic depictions in Ancient Greek culture.
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Catholic countries
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In Catholic countries, there is a cultural tendency towards modesty and conservative attitudes towards public nudity.
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Christian culture in the West
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In Christian culture in the West, public nudity is generally looked down upon.
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Christianity-based cultures
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Nudity is taboo and modesty is valued in public settings in Christianity-based cultures.
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Colonial powers
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Colonial powers deemed nudity inappropriate and suppressed indigenous practices of minimal clothing.
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Conservative Middle Eastern countries
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Nudity is strictly prohibited in Conservative Middle Eastern countries and can result in severe legal consequences.
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Eastern military culture
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In Eastern military culture, communal bathing and nudity can be seen as a way to build bonding and camaraderie.
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European countries
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In European countries, public nudity is widely accepted in saunas and beaches.
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Finland
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In Finland, social nudity such as public saunas and nude beaches is widely accepted and practiced.
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Ghana
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In Ghana, nudity is commonly linked to traditional rituals and ceremonies.
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Indigenous Americas
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Indigenous cultures in the Americas commonly accepted nudity or minimal clothing as a reflection of their natural relationship with the environment and climate.
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International
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Attitudes towards nudity vary widely across different cultures, with some being more relaxed than others.
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Logical Reasoning
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Nudity is viewed as a natural state of being and accepted in certain contexts in Logical Reasoning culture, such as medical settings or art.
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Native American
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Nudity in some Native American cultures was non-sexual and natural, often used in communal bathing and spiritual ceremonies.
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Neutral countries
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Nudity is widely accepted in saunas and spas in neutral countries.
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North America
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Nudity is more accepted in specific public areas like beaches and saunas in North American culture.
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Nudist communities
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Nudist communities embrace nudity as a natural state for social and recreational activities.
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Pagan
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Nudity is a symbol of freedom and spiritual expression in Pagan culture.
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Public bathhouses in Japan
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Nudity in same-sex communal baths is common and accepted in public bathhouses in Japan.
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Religious cultures
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Many religious cultures view nudity as inappropriate or sinful.
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Remote societies
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Nudity in some remote societies is a natural and non-sexual part of everyday life.
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Traditional African cultures
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Nudity is a traditional aspect of rituals and ceremonies in traditional African cultures.
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Turkey
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In Turkey, public nudity is not generally acceptable and modesty in dress is valued.
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legal system
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The legal system may impose strict regulations and consequences on public nudity.
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linguistic community
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Nudity may be culturally acceptable in certain situations like communal bathing.
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mainstream culture
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Public nudity is generally considered taboo and not widely accepted in mainstream culture.
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modern societies
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Nudity is generally restricted and considered inappropriate in modern societies due to privacy, modesty, and social norms.
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performance art
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Nudity is sometimes used as a form of artistic expression in performance art.
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scientific
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In scientific culture, public nudity is generally not acceptable in most modern societies.
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