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TRADITIONAL CULTURE

The plan: 1. What is a tradition 2. types of tradition 3. The value of tradition 4. Culture of Ancient Egypt 5. Mesopotamian culture 6. Drevneindskaya civilization 7. The civilization of Ancient China 8. Meaning Eastern civilizations in world culture

Tradition - is the rules and principles in all aspects of social, political and economic life of society.

Types of traditions: social, political, economic, ecological, economic, religious, spiritual. Do not be these traditions, there would be continuity of the traditions of the population.

Sources giving us information about the customs and beliefs of the people of the East are: Literature, art monuments, myths and legends.

Traditions are reflected in: customs, rituals, cults Morals.

Science, which were developed in Ancient Egypt: Geometry, Astronomy, Medicine, Chemistry, History.

Cshatriy

Vayshiy

SHudra

RA

Netyer

Exnaton

Nefertiti

Konfuciy (551-479)

Lao Dci

IN-YAN