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Does Ireland have a individual or collective culture??

12-06-2009 10:20pm

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Culture is collective. You mean individualist?

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yeah thats it, and well taking japan to be collective, and france to be individual, where do you think ireland lies? we never had an industrial revolution and still we have a large rural country so i think maby collective.

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It ended collective farming across Europe through enclosure

Ireland certainly has a long history of collective cultivation up to the mid nineteenth century, and I'm not sure to what extent you could call urban living collective (other than spatially)

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