transcultural
- adjective
- /trænsˈkʌltʃərəl/
- The festival showcased transcultural art, bringing together influences from various cultures around the world.
- transcultural psychiatry
- transcultural perspective
- transcultural nursing
Examples
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Matsunobo concluded that world music pedagogy should address both culture-specific and transcultural meanings and experiences of music.
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Hayden White (1980) describes narrative as a "metacode" transmitting transcultural messages about the nature of a shared reality.
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In effect, personal and collective memory, often in conflict at home, become merged in the transcultural performance setting.
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Often, similarities can be transcultural, such as class-based similarities.
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Hence, it is important that nurse educators cannot ignore transcultural nursing.
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As a result, the important discussions about the inherent psychological strains of transcultural immigration never occur.
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A friend of mine works in transcultural psychiatry and he is interested in the question of why people do and don't take their meds.
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We must go beyond recognizing the commodification of culture and combine such transcultural notions of emulation with local cultures.
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Since 1976, he has practiced what he calls "traditional pluralistic Igbo transcultural psychotherapy and healing rituals."
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Kay Milton (1995) describes environmentalism as a "transcultural discourse," a sphere of communication traversing cultural boundaries.
Academic text (2001)
Synonyms
Having people from many countries and backgrounds living and working together
About contact between people from different cultures
Involving people from two or more different cultures
How Cross-Cultural
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word transcultural contains trans- meaning 'across', as in transport, and culture meaning 'ways of life' or 'shared habits'. So transcultural describes people, ideas, or art that move 'across' and connect different cultures.