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21 commonsense assertions
Concepts (21) mythical creatures (1) expressing emotions (1) sunlight exposure (1) elders (1) fiesta (1) relationship (1) attitude towards time (1) drying food (1) expressing gratitude (1) initiation rituals (1) spirit possession (1) chariots (1) giants (1) hollow bones (1) irrigation (1) magical artifacts (1) monarchy (1) obedience (1) removing outdoor clothing (1) responsiveness (1) winter solstice celebration (1) more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mythical creatures Nordic cultures Nordic folklore is rich in mythical creatures such as dragons, elves, trolls, and fairies, which are associated with winter landscapes and mischievous behavior. 5
2 expressing emotions Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, reserved and restrained emotional expression is highly valued. 4
3 sunlight exposure Nordic cultures Nordic cultures have reduced sunlight exposure due to long dark winters, influencing various aspects of life. 4
4 elders Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, elders are traditionally respected for leadership and valued for their emphasis on equality and independence. 3
5 fiesta Nordic cultures Nordic cultures generally have more reserved and less frequent social gatherings than fiestas. 3
6 relationship Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, personal space is valued and verbal communication is prioritized over physical contact in relationships. 3
7 attitude towards time Nordic cultures Punctuality is highly valued in Nordic cultures as a sign of respect and consideration for others' time. 2
8 drying food Nordic cultures Nordic cultures traditionally dry a variety of foods for long-term preservation. 2
9 expressing gratitude Nordic cultures Nordic culture emphasizes modest gestures in expressing gratitude. 2
10 initiation rituals Nordic cultures Nordic initiation rituals often reflect historical ties to Viking warrior rites and foster communal bonding. 2
11 spirit possession Nordic cultures Spirit possession is frequently seen as folklore or mythology in Nordic cultures. 2
12 chariots Nordic cultures Chariots had limited use and a minor impact on transportation and warfare in Nordic cultures. 1
13 giants Nordic cultures Nordic culture views giants as an ancient, antagonistic race in Norse mythology. 1
14 hollow bones Nordic cultures Nordic cultures prize hollow bones for their adaptability and functionality in creating daily tools and utensils. 1
15 irrigation Nordic cultures Nordic cultures traditionally depended on natural water sources for agriculture, rather than using extensive irrigation systems. 1
16 magical artifacts Nordic cultures Magical artifacts in Nordic cultures are connected to ancient folklore and mythology, and are often seen as symbols of luck or protection. 1
17 monarchy Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, the monarchy has a more ceremonial role and is less revered, with a parliamentary democratic system in place. 1
18 obedience Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, obedience is balanced with a high regard for egalitarianism and consensus decision-making. 1
19 removing outdoor clothing Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, it is customary to remove outdoor clothing before entering a household for cleanliness and warmth. 1
20 responsiveness Nordic cultures In Nordic cultures, prompt responsiveness in communication is viewed as a sign of respect. 1
21 winter solstice celebration Nordic cultures Nordic cultures celebrate the winter solstice with traditional bonfires and feasting. 1