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📚 Viewing the World from a Cultural Perspective

Using specific people, works, or cultural phenomena as entry points to observe the underlying society, history, knowledge systems, and the environment of the era.

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Looking at the World from a Cultural Perspective (Part 1): Ramanujan and a Mismatched Era — The Mismatch Between Intuitive Genius and Modern Civilization

Looking at the World from a Cultural Perspective (Part 2): Looking at South Korea's Democratization from “Spring of Seoul” — Two Interruptions and One Breakthrough

Looking at the World from a Cultural Perspective (III): Social and Cultural Changes through the Evolution of Japanese Anime

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