Culture of Scotland

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Culture of
Scotland
Dunaeva Masha
Baulo Nastya

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Introduction
Brief description of the topic:
The culture of Scotland is a unique blend of ancient traditions, music, dance, literature,
and national symbols
Relevance:
Studying Scottish culture provides a deeper understanding of the country's historical
heritage .
Research objective:
To explore the key aspects of Scottish culture, identify its distinctive features, and
examine the challenges of preserving it in the context of globalization.

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National symbols
Tartan and kilt
National flower — the thistle.
Coat of arms and flag of Scotland
Hogmanay
Burns Night

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Key Aspects of Scottish Culture
Music and dance:
Bagpipes
Ceilidh
Celtic Connections
Literature:
Robert Burns
Walter Scott
Scottish folklore and legends

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Challenges and Issues
Globalization and loss of traditions
Decline in the number of Gaelic language speakers.
Economic difficulties:
Funding for cultural projects and preservation of historical heritage.
Tourism and commercialization:
Balancing cultural promotion with its exploitation for tourism purposes.

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conclusions
Scottish culture is a rich heritage that includes unique traditions,
music, literature, and symbols.
Scottish culture continues to evolve while maintaining its roots.
It is crucial to support and promote cultural heritage in the face
of modern challenges.

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Thank you for your
attention!