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ATTITUDES Part 2

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ATTITUDES. Part 2. At the level of private life. Traditionalism ? Individualism Conservatism. Loyalty to traditions - “Supposedly British habits” are not typical any more (5 o’clock tea, City gents, etc.) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: ATTITUDES

ATTITUDES

Part 2

Page 2: ATTITUDES

AT THE LEVEL OF PRIVATE LIFE

Traditionalism ?

Individualism

Conservatism

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Loyalty to traditions - “Supposedly British habits” are not typical any more (5 o’clock tea, City gents, etc.)

Conservatism as general dislike of changes and love of stability (idealizing the countryside and country life: safe, calm, healthy, associations with old good times – national sentiments)

Individualism – reluctance to follow any imposed schemes or patterns, utter independence and doing everything their own way. Privacy. Being different!

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BEING DIFFERENT: BRITAIN VS. THE REST OF THE WORLD

Driving on the left side of the road Imperial measurement system (vs. metric) Fahrenheit temperature scale (vs. Celsius) 12-hour face clocks (mostly) 1 hour behind Central European Time Not accepting EURO money (keeping

pound sterling) Fiscal year starts on the 1st of April

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IDEALIZING THE COUNTRYSIDE The love of nature (walking in the country – Ramblers’ Association; ’allotments in towns)

Passion to gardening (local competitions)

Love of animals (sentimental attitudes to pets, wildlife programmes; bird-watching)

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PEOPLE RESTING IN A PARK

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PUBLIC SPIRITEDNESS AND AMATEURISM Not only professional dedication Voluntary unpaid work: Charities.

International Charities initiated in Britain:Amnesty InternationalOxfamSave the Children

National Charities:The National TrustAge Concern, Cancer ResearchRSPCA (Royal Society for Prevention

Cruelty to Animals), etc