The reasons for cultural change

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The document discusses the various reasons for cultural changes in Egypt, including the occupation, media, and cultural exchange. It examines how each of these factors has led to changes in Egyptian culture and traditions over time. For example, the occupation of Egypt led to changes before, during, and after the periods of occupation. Media is discussed as influencing blind copying of other cultures. Cultural exchange within Egypt and with other regions has also impacted traditional Egyptian customs and norms. The document aims to provide an overview of the drivers of shifting culture in Egypt.

The Dukes Team|Mr. Ahmed Ghazy|Summer School of AASTMT|Class 2014
The reasons for cultural changes
-The pros and cons of globalization-

• Globalization is leading whole world.
• In Egypt sometimes we have problems with globalization.
• Blind coping.
• Changing our life style
Introduction

Cultural changes
Reasons of changes
The occupation
Media
The cultural exchange
Cultural changes and
intellectual
Education
The customs and traditions Civilizational change
Economic and
political change
Overview

Reasons of changes
• The occupation
• Media
• The cultural exchange

Reasons of changes
A-The occupation
• Egypt before the occupation
• Egypt after the occupation
• Egypt during the occupation
• Egypt changes in these periods

Reasons of changes
B-Media
• examples of media
• why are we copying
• when we think of idea it produce
• examples of the blind copying of media
• last words of the blind copying of media

Cultural changes and
intellectual
Education
• Education system
• Egypt's spending on education
• Egypt on the order of the world in education
and scientific research
• Education problems
• The awareness of the individual and society
• Educational curriculum
• Free Education
• University (tertiary) education

Cultural exchange in Egypt
• Changing culture in Upper Egypt
• Evolution of transport in Egypt
• Connection of towns
• Importance of use of motorized transport
Cultural changes

The customs and traditions
• Marriage when ancient Egyptian
• Woman at the ancient Egyptian
• The woman role in new
• Education at the ancient Egyptian
• Important of education
• Visiting Tombs in Egypt
Cultural changes

Civilizational change
• The Islamic civilization in the Arabic world
• Islamic history and culture
• Islamic fundamentalism
• Islamic civilization in the western world
Cultural changes

Economic and political change
• Institute for social and economic change
• Data bank
• Infrastructure
• The political change
• Changing in the Arabic world
• Example in the political change
Cultural changes

• Lauding Marcuse
• Happiness psychology effect on human
brain and behavior
• How does happiness affect our health
• Four ways of happiness can hurt you
• Media effects on our happiness
Finally
Invitation for happiness

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The reasons for cultural change

1. The Dukes Team|Mr. Ahmed Ghazy|Summer School of AASTMT|Class 2014 The reasons for cultural changes -The pros and cons of globalization-

2. • Globalization is leading whole world. • In Egypt sometimes we have problems with globalization. • Blind coping. • Changing our life style Introduction

3. Cultural changes Reasons of changes The occupation Media The cultural exchange Cultural changes and intellectual Education The customs and traditions Civilizational change Economic and political change Overview

4. Reasons of changes • The occupation • Media • The cultural exchange

5. Reasons of changes A-The occupation • Egypt before the occupation • Egypt after the occupation • Egypt during the occupation • Egypt changes in these periods

6. Reasons of changes B-Media • examples of media • why are we copying • when we think of idea it produce • examples of the blind copying of media • last words of the blind copying of media

7. Cultural changes and intellectual Education • Education system • Egypt's spending on education • Egypt on the order of the world in education and scientific research • Education problems • The awareness of the individual and society • Educational curriculum • Free Education • University (tertiary) education

8. Cultural exchange in Egypt • Changing culture in Upper Egypt • Evolution of transport in Egypt • Connection of towns • Importance of use of motorized transport Cultural changes

9. The customs and traditions • Marriage when ancient Egyptian • Woman at the ancient Egyptian • The woman role in new • Education at the ancient Egyptian • Important of education • Visiting Tombs in Egypt Cultural changes

10. Civilizational change • The Islamic civilization in the Arabic world • Islamic history and culture • Islamic fundamentalism • Islamic civilization in the western world Cultural changes

11. Economic and political change • Institute for social and economic change • Data bank • Infrastructure • The political change • Changing in the Arabic world • Example in the political change Cultural changes

12. • Lauding Marcuse • Happiness psychology effect on human brain and behavior • How does happiness affect our health • Four ways of happiness can hurt you • Media effects on our happiness Finally Invitation for happiness

13. At the moment, We are saying my last word to you, We hope you understand our situation and if you have any ideas or comments we will be listening to you. We hope you found our information useful and worth your time. Thanks,

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