culture   Western European
13 commonsense assertions
Concepts (13) • tea (1) • retirement (1) • beard (1) • dormouse (1) • fasting (1) • majorca (1) • raven (1) • romania (1) • amulet (1) • fortis (1) • hierarchy (1) • communal ownership (1) • iconography (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tea Western European In Western European culture, tea is often enjoyed with milk and sugar and is a common part of afternoon gatherings. 14
2 retirement Western European In Western European culture, retirement is seen as a period of leisure, hobbies, and financial security with state-funded pensions. 9
3 beard Western European In Western European culture, a beard is seen as a symbol of masculinity and fashion rather than religious devotion. 7
4 dormouse Western European The dormouse is a popular and cute character in Western European children's literature. 5
5 fasting Western European Fasting in Western European culture may be for dietary or health reasons, rather than solely religious. 3
6 majorca Western European Majorca is a popular Western European tourist destination known for its beaches and resorts. 3
7 raven Western European In Western European folklore, ravens are often linked to death and ominous signs. 3
8 romania Western European Romania is a Western European country with rich history, medieval architecture, and diverse culture. 3
9 amulet Western European Amulets are viewed skeptically and considered superstitious in Western European culture. 2
10 fortis Western European In Western European culture, fortis represents power and influence. 2
11 hierarchy Western European In Western European culture, organizational hierarchy can be flexible and open to questioning in workplace settings. 2
12 communal ownership Western European Communal ownership is less common in Western European culture and is often associated with specific types of cooperative housing or agriculture. 1
13 iconography Western European Icons are not as frequently used for religious purposes in Western European homes and churches. 1