Cultural Encounters and Tolerance Through Analyses of Social and Artistic Evidences: From History to the Present

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Due to various social and political affairs, cultures around the world have become increasingly strict. However, throughout history, many civilizations have created extensive and long-term cultural links with different cultural groups; this network of interaction activated the acculturation phenomenon. From past to present, cultures actuated language, religion, nationality, and war mechanisms to protect themselves. However, these ideological mechanisms of civilizations could not stop the cultural encounters and coexistence.

This editorial work brings together an analysis of the cultural encounters and coexistence phenomena from different scholarly approaches throughout history. The book will solidify indulgences of cultures through visual and material evidence and effectively add to the scientific environment. We live in an age where cultures have started to behave more harshly with each other; in order to activate a culture of tolerance, we must re-examine the coexistence of cultures using historical evidence materials. This book is ideal for all branches of the social sciences, from literature to architectural history.