Talk:Culture of Sudan

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Culture of Sudan was the collaboration of the week for the week starting on December 19, 2005. For details on improvements made to the article, see history of past collaborations.

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[edit] Pending tasks Start article Add blank section headers Fill in sections from existing articles Expand the rest [edit] Useful sources http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/sdtoc.html — very large public domain source Short summary Encarta entry (culture section on page 3, more info throughout) Contemporary Sudanese Art Detailed list of 142 languages of Sudan Culture and Context in Sudan — book Columbia Encyclopedia Columbia University list of Sudan culture links Resilience and Culture/Ethnicity in Sudan and W. Africa Britannica entries: Sudan Traditional cultures of Sudan Cultural life of Sudan Family and kinship patterns Social stratification Socialization and education Settlement patterns Religious practices List of online Sudanese culture links Stanford's long list of online sources

Contents 1 Pending tasks 2 Useful sources 3 Outline 4 Nubia 5 The lost boys

[edit] Outline

Suggested outline as used at Culture of the United States:

1. Attitudes
2. Society and economic attitudes
   • Relationship to other countries/cultures
3. Body contact and expression
4. Names
5. Intra-national allegiances
6. Food
7. Music
8. Popular Culture
9. Tobacco and other drugs
10. Sports
11. Clothing
12. Education
    • Public education
    • Private education
    • Higher education
13. Language
14. Religion
15. Work and jobs
16. Housing
17. Romantic relationships
    • Marriage ceremonies
    • Divorce
18. Death rituals
19. Gender roles
20. Family arrangements
    • Nuclear family living patterns
    • Single-parent living patterns
21. Regional distinctions
    • Variations
      • Rural living patterns
      • Suburban living patterns
      • Urban living patterns

Some sections may need to be added/removed. — ₀₉₁₈^BRIAN • 2005-12-18 16:44

[edit] Nubia

Should this article mention Nubia? And how that connects to Sudanese culture? --Revolución (talk) 21:53, 18 December 2005 (UTC)

• Probably a good idea, at least for the culture of northern Sudan. — ₀₉₁₈^BRIAN • 2005-12-18 22:29

[edit] The lost boys

The lost boys that were on TV were from Sudan. They had to travel a long way to get to America to meet their American volonters. When they got there they didn't know what some of the technology was or did they had a dificult time.