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British cultural materialism v
- 1. • Name: Nasim Gaha • Email- ID: gahanasim786@gmail.com • Roll No: 22 • Enrollment No: 2069108420190014 • Paper: Cultural Studies • Submitted: Department of English
- 2. Topic: British cultural materialism V/S Indian cultural materialism Prepare By Nasim Gaha
- 3. Definition of Materialism • Materialism meaning the belief that money and possessions are the most important things in life. • I following are the examples of the role of in religion, society as well as culture.
- 6. Continue…. of church of British Temple of Indian
- 9. Both book and movie names British • The life of Jesus (movie) • The paradise lost book by John milton Indian • PK (movie) • OMG • Water • Ramayana • Radha Krishna( serial) • Mhabharat
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