primitive culture

In the Trocadéro, they were presented as ageless, unchanging, primitive objects, evidence of an ageless, unchanging, primitive culture.

Fitriyah said she was appalled that Jake became a Na’vi in that film, playing into what she called a colonialist trope that a foreigner can easily “go Native” by looking the part and learning what’s implied to be a primitive culture.

Many of them believed in a connection between what they saw as primitive culture and the deeper wellsprings of psychological life, a way to reference and represent urges and emotional drives that had been suppressed by “civilization.”

“Euphoria” has a darkness and tension to its plot as its characters explore unconventional sexual roles in a remote, primitive culture.

The “King” to Xue’s “I” is none other than Hillary Rodham Clinton, portrayed, like the 1951 musical’s King Mongkut, as a natural leader trapped in a primitive culture.