Literature Review On Culture

2. Literature Review
Introduction
In this chapter, will review works that are related to this research study and show evidences to prove that the problem can be solved. Information that can be found in articles, websites, journals and books.
Firstly, understanding the perception of culture.
Secondly, this work will assess other means that has being used already for educational. Preservation and promotion of cultures.
Thirdly, there is a review about the previous works produced in Africa, Czech and other few countries.
Fourthly, there is an evaluation of works that is linked to this particular study.
Finally, there will be an explanation for this study work.
The goal in this part is to assess on the previous related work that have already

Understanding the perception of culture.
Culture, education and folklore are practically connected. Culture are consequently, the products of the individuals existing in the societies. Every humans of all ages and both genders live in groups, and participants of each group share similar culture.
The term culture has numerous diverse meanings. For some people it means recognition of literature, music, art, and food. Culture is an influential device for human existence that survives in our thoughts. However, it is a delicate experience, because it can easily vanish. Written languages, buildings, and other artificial stuffs are the products of culture. They are just materials that were built and used through cultural information and abilities. The words culture and society are not identical. Cultures are developments of educated manner, designs and views. While societies are groups of cooperating individuals. Human beings are not the only living being that have societies. There are other creatures like fish, birds, and bees. Is just that for us humans, societies simply mean a group of people living in a particular country or area having shared a law, cultures and others. (Dennis O'Neil,

Animation for public awareness: An example of such animated movie for this purpose is titled ‘Bristol ageing better’. This movie was produced in the UK. The film was a group production in collaboration of both Aardman and Bristol ageing better team members. The partnership was led by age UK Bristol and supported by the big lottery fund. They work together to produce a short film exemplifying older people’s experience. How they experience isolation in the city and what they can do to be less lonely. This film main goal is to raise awareness of the effects of social isolation among old people and to promote optimistic activities to improve their lives. See it below in fig