concept   territoriality
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Russia (1) • Aboriginal cultures (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Brazil (1) • Buddhist traditions (1) • Canadian First Nations (1) • East Asia (1) • Eastern Europe (1) • Maori culture (1) • Middle East (1) • New Zealand (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Sweden (1) • Tibet (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 territoriality Russia Territoriality symbolizes national identity and pride in Russia through historical conquests and expansion. 2
2 territoriality Aboriginal cultures Territoriality in Aboriginal cultures is deeply tied to the natural environment and holds spiritual significance expressed through art and storytelling. 1
3 territoriality Amazonian tribes Territoriality among Amazonian tribes is defined by kinship and social relationships with minimal focus on land ownership. 1
4 territoriality Brazil Territoriality in Brazil is determined by kinship and social relationships rather than land ownership. 1
5 territoriality Buddhist traditions Territoriality in Buddhist traditions is influenced by sacred spaces, pilgrimage sites, and non-violence towards neighboring territories. 1
6 territoriality Canadian First Nations Canadian First Nations have a strong connection to specific lands and territories. 1
7 territoriality East Asia Territoriality in East Asian culture encompasses both physical and social boundaries, including respect for personal space and privacy. 1
8 territoriality Eastern Europe Territoriality in Eastern European culture represents national identity and pride through historical conquests and territorial expansion. 1
9 territoriality Maori culture Territoriality in Maori culture encompasses spiritual and ancestral connections to the land with communal and inclusive ownership. 1
10 territoriality Middle East Territoriality in the Middle East is tied to political boundaries and historical claims, impacting regional conflicts and disputes. 1
11 territoriality New Zealand In New Zealand, territoriality is tied to spiritual and ancestral connections to the land, and ownership is seen as communal and inclusive. 1
12 territoriality Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, territoriality is less emphasized and there is a relaxed attitude towards public and shared spaces. 1
13 territoriality Sweden In Swedish culture, territoriality is less emphasized with a relaxed attitude towards public and shared spaces. 1
14 territoriality Tibet In Tibetan culture, territoriality is influenced by sacred spaces, pilgrimage sites, and the concept of non-violence and tolerance towards neighboring territories. 1