About: Papua-New Guinea

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According to native Papua New-Guinean mythology, their islands were discovered by the "white man" in 1526 and thus came into existence. This explains why Western culture is emulated amongst modern Papua-New Guinean youth, not as a sign of globalisation, as may be the case in other third world countries, but as a sign of deep cultural piety and reverence for the history of their people.

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rdfs:label	Papua-New Guinea
rdfs:comment	According to native Papua New-Guinean mythology, their islands were discovered by the "white man" in 1526 and thus came into existence. This explains why Western culture is emulated amongst modern Papua-New Guinean youth, not as a sign of globalisation, as may be the case in other third world countries, but as a sign of deep cultural piety and reverence for the history of their people.
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abstract	According to native Papua New-Guinean mythology, their islands were discovered by the "white man" in 1526 and thus came into existence. This explains why Western culture is emulated amongst modern Papua-New Guinean youth, not as a sign of globalisation, as may be the case in other third world countries, but as a sign of deep cultural piety and reverence for the history of their people.

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