Cultural And Religious Influence Of The European Union

Davis and Scase (2000) say “I’m not sure that you could just take management as a … [generalised] skill and take somebody who’d run a very good motor car plant and put them into running a radio station or a television station” (p.84). This statement implies that there is a distinct difference between traditional workers and creative workers, that creatives are difficult to work with and that a different skill set is required to manage creative work and workers. Bilton (2012) explains that creative work is work dealing in symbolic, intangible goods, it has a different value as it is not about what the products are but the feelings they evoke. The personalities, intrinsic motivations and career orientations of creative workers set them apart from the traditional workforce. Creatives are essential for innovation within businesses so knowing how to effectively manage them is becoming increasingly important in the modern workplace (Bier,1995).

When we study old cultures we learn how people adapt to their environment and cope with natural disasters. We learn how patterns of immigration affect languages and why civilizations thrive or die out. Studying the remints of culture, help us understand how people lived long ago, and helps us understand our own civilization. However, not all of the world heritage sites are ancient ruins; also included are Australia’s modern Sydney Opera House, the Tower of London, in England, The Statue of Liberty, in New York Harbor, and other recognizable structures. These are all impressive places of outstanding value to people around the world.

The issue at hand is to find a way to make the creative economy “prosper in all its cultural,

Despite these various changes, Europe still remained loyal to Christianity and the Catholic Church along with the obligations they had to the Church. Europe had stable leadership which led to Europe revolving around their religion and the knowledge they already had of it. The discovery of the printing press allowed Europe to document texts written in the Bible. Being able to document the texts, allowed Europeans to distribute Christianity much easier. Religion unified all the Europeans. People such as the Priests and Popes were very influential politically because they were a high social class that made some of the decisions with the kings.

From the time period of 1000-1750 C.E, Islam had a tremendous culture, economic, and political impact on Europe. It introduced Europe to new agricultural technology, exchange of ideas, trade goods that would influence Europe development.

Europe is a cultural region composed of a set of distinctive cultural traits that distinguish Europe from other regions. It is best defined by its human traits, behaviors and activities. The European continent is a non-physical continent and is a realm part of the Eurasian continent plate.

Europe brags the best exhibition halls in the world. Consider yourself as artistic? There is some staggering art galleries to check if you're going wandering its urban areas. So, make sure to look at the best works of art, galleries, contemporary art and also street art gallery on your excursion.

Creative industries use multimedia for a wide range of purposes ranging from entertainment to software they are used for a

The creative industries become the crucial to Victoria’s culture, economy and society and central to its future. They have an enormous impact on the quality of life and the strength of communities, which provide a source of inspiration and entertainment. Creative industries compromise mix of sectors such as arts, culture, screen, design, publishing and advertising. Each of them has their own disciplines as game development and graphic design, fashion and filmmaking, performing arts and publishing, architecture and advertising, media and music, comedy and craft. Those activities are commercially driven and community- based, experimental and export-intense.

Throughout the history of Europe, the Middle ages or also known as the Medieval period was considered to be between the 5th and the 15th century. The middle ages began as a result of the falling of the Roman empire and went onto the Renaissance. At the basis of just about every European culture, especially in the western section was Christianity. During the middle ages, Christianity, specifically Catholicism, was the only religion recognized and dominated the lives of people from all social classes from peasants to the nobility. Christianity is a monotheistic religion that bases their followings off of one god and his son, Jesus Christ. Throughout history, the beliefs of who is chosen for the afterlife has changed, however, During the middle ages the people of the church believed that there was no pre-determined faith, and your actions determined your eternal life in heaven, which opposed many other beliefs which allowed the church to gain a large following. The church was a hierarchy not only within the church, but also throughout society. They essentially controlled the government, Imposing taxes to the churches from the people, implementing laws, both religious based, and non-religious, and required people to follow the Christian faith, although most people did regardless due to the opportunity that arose from it, and the fear of what would happen to them if they did

Appraise the impact that the rise in networked society is having on different creative disciplines and identify some of the key trends, innovations, behaviours and emergent opportunities for creative disciplines.

The contemporary music sector in Victoria is a billion dollar business, employing over 30,000 Victorians in full time employment as well as supporting employment

Brisbane is experiencing a time of economical growth and development, with the expansion of the city’s cultural workforce. Brisbane has the opportunity to monopolise on the potential of a more competitive and diverse cultural hub. The main purpose of this essay is to reflect on the approach of the “Creative Brisbane Creative Economy Strategy” and how both the individual needs and strengths of Brisbane as a growing creative city. There are several problems with the current strategy, most of them stemming from the broad policy position of the document, as it lack specific financial strategies. I will be covering the main issues present in the document and suggesting solutions to the failings specifically related to my chosen discipline, Film.

“Western Europe” is a term that was used to describe a region where many countries, such as Britain, France and Germany, which joined after World Wars, shared the same history. In another perspective, it was also sometimes referring to a region where countries shared the same value: capitalism and democracy. Throughout the history, because of difference events, the position of Western Europe in the world has also changed. Before 1914, due to the rapid development of the Enlightenment ideas and the industrialization in Britain and France, the world major powers centrally seated in Western Europe. However, as the Western European countries suffered huge losses from two World Wars, Western Europe has actually steadily marched East since the Great War. Moreover, as many new immigrants from the former colonized regions joined Western European countries, Western Europe also gained its economic and political cohesion as most countries became part of NATO and then the European Union. In the present days, while the idea of Western Europe has expanded to more countries, it became dominant in its continent and could be considered as a “savior” to many other nations.

The "creative artist" occupies a central place in this ideology. This person's aspirations and values--stemming from unfathomable sources of genius, inspiration, or talent--are the source of cultural value. However, situating the arts at the center of the cultural universe no longer means showering them with money, but we should define the policy problem as one of finding audiences for their work, rather than the reverse.