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31 CHAPTER 3CULTURAL SETTINGDesiree Martinez Cogstone IntroductionThis section presents an overviewof the cultural sequencesthe ethnography of the Tongvaand a brief discussion of theprevious arch. Objects of cultural property include JJ J J eg rock art sacred objects J J J scienti57375c specimens QQJ J Z weapons machinery J QJJ Q interior decorations jewellery musical instruments Z J recordings maps JJ J QJJ Q Q JJ A small range of A The Lottery. by Shirley Jackson. The Lottery. The story enhances . the contemporary reader's uneasy sense that the group violence in the story could be taking place anywhere and everywhere, right now. . Setting. Each story will have a macro-setting, the space and time covered by the entire story. This can be centuries and wide ranges of solar systems, galaxies, etc.. Micro-settings: Individual scenes, episodes, etc. occur within much more limited time and space constraints. Overview of Covenant. Historically, how explicit has the teaching of the Covenant in your society and culture?. Would most people in your society recognize the meaning of the word “Covenant”?. What meaning might they give it?. differences . between . the ordinary . and excellent. Janet Clinton . University of Auckland, New Zealand. University of Connecticut . 2009. The chocolate chip cookie exercise. Chocolate chip standards of success. . When. and . where. a story takes place. As the place of fiction, setting is generally . a physical locale that shapes a story's mood, its emotional aura or quality. .. Real or imaginary, concrete or symbolic, a moment or an eternity, . Note to Instructors. This presentation deck outlines the student set up steps if you’re not planning to integrate with an LMS.. Areas marked in . RED. can be changed to better suit your school’s set up.. What is culture?. Culture. - all of the shared products of human groups - - . products people create. Material culture. – physical objects that people create (cars, clothes, books, buildings). Nonmaterial culture . Who lives in a house like this?. Why do you think Susan Hill called it Eel Marsh House?. What does the reader associate with the words?. LO: To be able to consider the use of setting within a gothic horror story. Antonio E. Puente. University of North Carolina Wilmington. Moscow International Congress . 110. th. Anniversary of Alexander Romanovich Luria’s Birthday. 11.30.12. Acknowledgements. Spain. Universidad de Granada; Miguel Perez Garcia, Raquel Vilar Lopez, Ahmed Fasfous (and their laboratory). a story takes place. As the place of fiction, setting is generally . a physical locale that shapes a story's mood, its emotional aura or quality. .. Real or imaginary, concrete or symbolic, a moment or an eternity, . Care for and recognize the Voyaging and wayndingLei makingIntro to Waa outrigger canoe and paddlingor any other customized activityActivitiesCULTURAL ACTIVITIES include traditional What language features might we find in a setting description?. Stepping forward, I began my journey along the sands; idyllic, white and fresh. A small wave washed across the sand dissolving the remaining footprints of its inhabitants. The sun unveiled an invisible blanket of warmth around me. The clear blue waters reflected the grandiose of the majestic sky. The seagulls, the blue-green sea, the clouds, everything around me appealed to me. Frolicking birds chasing round and round in circles. I watched from my viewpoint on the white sandy beach, as the captains of each ship slowly stepped on to dry land, like aliens landing on a strange planet. . What is a goal?. A result towards which effort is made for maintenance or improvement.. Have you ever set a goal for yourself?. Why did you set it?. What is Goal Setting. Goal-setting involves establishing Specific, Measurable, Aggressive, Realistic and Time-bound objectives..