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violrocka
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yeah, what's your definition of civilization...
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ektisangsar
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No! "Manner" is a relative word-----my (our) mannerism might not fit with yours. I've seen (read: experienced) so many mannerisms that are man-made or a particular society-product! It's not necessary to follow that manners by all. Probably we do have manners too, made by our men!
It's better to use the word "behavior"------and this word includes many many more qualities that enriched civilization or perhaps increased the speed of civilization towards a day-to-day development. (Civilization, I'm talking about, is not that Greek or Egyptian etc---rather civic sense related something. I've met persons with good manners from an uncivilized class.
It's better to use the word "behavior"------and this word includes many many more qualities that enriched civilization or perhaps increased the speed of civilization towards a day-to-day development. (Civilization, I'm talking about, is not that Greek or Egyptian etc---rather civic sense related something. I've met persons with good manners from an uncivilized class.
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ektisangsar
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No! "Manner" is a relative word-----my (our) mannerism might not fit with yours. I've seen (read: experienced) so many mannerisms that are man-made or a particular society-product! It's not necessary to follow that manners by all. Probably we do have manners too, made by our men!
It's better to use the word "behavior"------and this word includes many many more qualities that enriched civilization or perhaps increased the speed of civilization towards a day-to-day development. (Civilization, I'm talking about, is not that Greek or Egyptian etc---rather civic sense related something. I've met persons with good manners from an uncivilized class.
It's better to use the word "behavior"------and this word includes many many more qualities that enriched civilization or perhaps increased the speed of civilization towards a day-to-day development. (Civilization, I'm talking about, is not that Greek or Egyptian etc---rather civic sense related something. I've met persons with good manners from an uncivilized class.
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Tiana?
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MANNERS:
A characteristic or customary mode of acting: custom: a mode of procedure or way of acting: fashion: method of artistic execution or mode of presentation: style: social conduct or rules of conduct as shown in the prevalent customs: characteristic or distinctive bearing, air, or deportment: habitual conduct or deportment: behavior: good manners: a distinguished or stylish air.
CIVILIZATION:
A relatively high level of cultural and technological development; specifically: the stage of cultural development at which writing and the keeping of written records is attained: the culture characteristic of a particular time or place: the process of becoming civilized: refinement of thought, manners, or taste: a situation of urban comfort.
Yes, manners are necessary for civilization, as they are mentioned in both of the above definitions. My own definition of civilization? Everything that the definitions mentions, especially comfort (contented well-being).
A characteristic or customary mode of acting: custom: a mode of procedure or way of acting: fashion: method of artistic execution or mode of presentation: style: social conduct or rules of conduct as shown in the prevalent customs: characteristic or distinctive bearing, air, or deportment: habitual conduct or deportment: behavior: good manners: a distinguished or stylish air.
CIVILIZATION:
A relatively high level of cultural and technological development; specifically: the stage of cultural development at which writing and the keeping of written records is attained: the culture characteristic of a particular time or place: the process of becoming civilized: refinement of thought, manners, or taste: a situation of urban comfort.
Yes, manners are necessary for civilization, as they are mentioned in both of the above definitions. My own definition of civilization? Everything that the definitions mentions, especially comfort (contented well-being).