With the proliferation of cross cultural contact, it is imperative to be well acclimated with the geopolitical climate of a nation. Additionally, one must also be more generally habituated in regards to the current circumstances within that nation/Geo-political region. One such geopolitical climate that merits consideration is the Hispaniola region, more specifically the nation of Haiti. With both a rich social and geographical topography, Haiti presents an individual with an interesting case study in pertinence to military considerations. Under military considerations it is essential to frame ones’ understanding through elements of cultural expertise, understanding and awareness. Thus, one must undertake the meaning of culture, in addition
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In transition for one to properly understand the divide between the Haitian and American respective cultures, an individual must be formally introduced to the foundations of culture.
The fundamentals of culture, foster steadfast boundaries for establishing the paradigm between regions and nations alike. To commence the conversation of political paradigms, one must consider the meaning of culture through the perspective of institutions of higher education. One such definition is described as “Cultivated behavior; That is the totality of a persons learned, accumulated experience which is socially transmitted, or more briefly, behavior through social learning.” (TAMU) As made evident in the preceding passage culture is a macro pattern of behavior disseminated through the shared experience of people’s in context to social occurrences. In the instance of the Haiti, one must encapsulate the history of the nation through the spectrum of “social learning.” One of the most discernible events in the history of the nation was the Haitian Revolution. In short the Haitian Revolution was an insurrection that …show more content…
The repudiation of American values limits constructive foreign intervention, and contending cultures. The contending cultural values submerge into military culture. Making way for a one-sided paradigm of military influence. The influences have broad effects over the economic, social and political spheres among others. After the substandard conditions of Haiti, the Hispaniola region follows along the same general path, albeit with slightly better conditions over various realms. Nonetheless it is clear through cultural context, understanding and well defined boundaries that these claims become valid. Thus, one must come to understand the topography of the nation is congruent to the military history and social circumstances. In short it becomes unavoidable to realize the divide between the American and Haitian, and the subsequent effects. In closing chief is the political divide, bolstering the widely accepted revolutionary outlook serving as the primary competition to the American value
In transition for one to properly understand the divide between the Haitian and American respective cultures, an individual must be formally introduced to the foundations of culture.
The fundamentals of culture, foster steadfast boundaries for establishing the paradigm between regions and nations alike. To commence the conversation of political paradigms, one must consider the meaning of culture through the perspective of institutions of higher education. One such definition is described as “Cultivated behavior; That is the totality of a persons learned, accumulated experience which is socially transmitted, or more briefly, behavior through social learning.” (TAMU) As made evident in the preceding passage culture is a macro pattern of behavior disseminated through the shared experience of people’s in context to social occurrences. In the instance of the Haiti, one must encapsulate the history of the nation through the spectrum of “social learning.” One of the most discernible events in the history of the nation was the Haitian Revolution. In short the Haitian Revolution was an insurrection that …show more content…
The repudiation of American values limits constructive foreign intervention, and contending cultures. The contending cultural values submerge into military culture. Making way for a one-sided paradigm of military influence. The influences have broad effects over the economic, social and political spheres among others. After the substandard conditions of Haiti, the Hispaniola region follows along the same general path, albeit with slightly better conditions over various realms. Nonetheless it is clear through cultural context, understanding and well defined boundaries that these claims become valid. Thus, one must come to understand the topography of the nation is congruent to the military history and social circumstances. In short it becomes unavoidable to realize the divide between the American and Haitian, and the subsequent effects. In closing chief is the political divide, bolstering the widely accepted revolutionary outlook serving as the primary competition to the American value