Exam 1

Front 1

Positionality (ch.1)

Back 1

One's social location or position within an intersecting web of socially constructed hierarchical categories such as: race, class, gender, sexual orientation, religion, nationality, and physical abilities

Hint 1

Our position of what?

Front 2

Ethnocentrism (ch.1)

Back 2

Idea that one's own group's way of thinking, being, and acting in the world is superior to others.

Hint 2

Learned in linguistics

Front 3

Intercultural Praxis (ch.1)

Back 3

Process of critical alaysis, reflection, and action, for effective intercultural communication in the context of globalization; six ports of entry; inquiry, framing, positioning, dialogue, reflection, and action.

Hint 3

Praxis = skill in field of work

Front 4

Inquiry (ch.1) 1/6

Back 4

Port of entry into intercultural praxis in which you have a desire and willingness to know, ask, find out, and learn without judgements and with willingness to take risks and be challenged/changed.

Hint 4

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 5

Framing (ch.1) 2/6

Back 5

Port of entry into intercultural praxis in which you are aware of the frame of reference you use and are able to examine the situation both from micro- and macro-level perspectives.

Hint 5

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 6

Positioning (ch.1) 3/6

Back 6

Port of entry into intercultural praxis where you consider how you are positioned within the geographical, sociopolitixal, and historical relations and power and knowledge.

Hint 6

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 7

Dialogue (ch.1) 4/6

Back 7

Port of entr ly into intercultural praxis in which you engage in exchange of ideas, thoughts, and experiences that have both oppositional and transormative dimensions.

Hint 7

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 8

Reflection (ch.1) 5/6

Back 8

Port of entry into intercultural praxis where you use the capacity to learn from introspection, to observe yourself in relation to others, and to alter your perspectives and actions based on reflection.

Hint 8

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 9

Action (ch.1) 6/6

Back 9

Port of entry into intercultural praxis whrre you tske actions based on critical reflection to create a more socially just, equitable, and peaceful world.

Hint 9

Linked to intercultural praxis. Port of ____ into ____.

Front 10

Globalization (ch.2)

Back 10

Complex web of forces and factors that bring: people, cultures, cultural products, and markets, as well as beliefs and practices into increasingly greater proximity to and interrelationship with one another.

Front 11

Cultural Globalization (ch.2)

Back 11

Globalization characterized migration, the formation of transnational cultural connectivities, cultural flows in the context of unequal power relations, and the emergence of hybrid cultural forms and identities.

Hint 11

Think: U.S. vs. Other countries. What's the difference of each? Why? What effect do they have on their own countries and other countries?

Front 12

Economic Globalization (ch.2)

Back 12

Globalization characterized by a growth in multinational corporations; an intensification of international trade and international flow of capital; and internationally interconnected webs of productions, distribution, and consumption.

Hint 12

Think major business: Mac, Silicone Valley. What do they do? How do they do it? For who?

Front 13

Political Globalization (ch.2)

Back 13

Globalization characterized by the interconnectedness of nation-state politics, the formation of bodies of global governance (i.e. WTO, IMF, WB), and global movements of resistance responding to inequities in political power.

Hint 13

Think: lgbt rights or women rights. What is the common factor of what they are fighting for (why)? Where? page 41: deeper review.

Front 14

Concept of "West and the Rest"

Back 14

Idk

Hint 14

Chapter 2

Front 15

Second World (ch.2)

Back 15

Referred to countries perceived as hostile and idelogically incomoatabke with the U.S. - former Soviet bloc countries, China and their allies - and were identified as communist.

Front 16

Third World (ch.2)

Back 16

Referred to countries that were seen as neutral or nonaligned with either the Frist Wirld (capitalism) or the Second World (communism).