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    The emotions the culture bag drew out ideas and emotions of nostalgia and pride for me. The assignment triggered sentiments of my grandparents and their influence on my beliefs and customs. I now recognize being a first generation Irish, affects my traditions and values more than those in American for generations. Last, I discovered that culture is unique and not predictable. For example, my culture relates to my heritage, but does not for others. The key similarities between my cultural group…

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    differences in other people’s values, their attitudes, their beliefs and cultures, their life experiences of each person in a group of people. It means to respect the difference in others regarding culture, religion, disability, beliefs and attitudes in any group of individuals. Such as in the setting I am working in we have welcome signs in different languages, incorporating all languages also in all the rooms we have signs in all languages as to what area the children and parents are in.…

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    new confused adding culture, language, norms, religion, persona views, experiences, different race marriage, and the environment society. To many this is a great diversity in America, and to most it is interfering with the original “American Dream”. Marriage is a beautiful thing experienced by two loved ones who are willing to spend their life together, but of course there are also many factors challenging the idea of a marriage. In America, like mentioned before, the culture is different than…

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    behaviors in a specific scene in Guardians of the Galaxy is enculturation. Trying to fit into a new culture can be hard and there are potential influences when it comes to learning and trying to fit into a whole new culture and society. This concept of enculturation has had an influence on Peter within this film. Although Peter has been trying to learn all the new norms and values of his new culture, since being taken from Earth, a specific scene where enculturation has influenced Peter’s…

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    The Caribbean Indians aren’t just a single group of indians. There are many groups or tribes of Caribbean Indians. I’m going to discuss the language of different types of tribes. Also I will explain a certain indian tribe and there way of life. The first thing I’m going to talk about is a indian tribe called the the Taino. There are considered extinct but they are actually still existing under a more familiar name of Latinos. The main Caribbean Islands were inherited by many tribes but the…

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    “Every society has the own cultural themes which have a substantial impacts on that culture does the business”. Culture plays an essential roles in one life, and that impacts almost every aspect of an individual life, who and what we do every day and how we make our decisions. Cultures has two important functions. Its helps people in making decision, how react in certain situations, the way we behave in public or with others and it also give themtheir identity, from where they belongs, the norm…

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    Some would say that our individual groups of cultures that survive in this world is what identifies us as individuals, however there are some contradictions. Throughout the decades of humans living in isolated cultures and developing their own languages there now seems to be the idea of a global culture that could be shared by us all through the process of sharing languages, cultures, developing new technologies that help us to connect with others globally, and from globalization. This method of…

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    Language of Different Social Groups In Gadda’s article, “Writing and Langauge Socializations Across Cultures: Some Implecations For the Classroom,” he explains that it is not only the language that is different but the cultural differences as well. Within the United States and abroad, there are different cultures and classes of people who are influenced by their language and/or culture. Is it just a language difference or does it encompass something much larger? In this article Gadda…

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    I moved to Abu Dhabi, I experienced culture shock for the first time: hearing people speak in different dialects and languages, practice different religions, eat different foods, and have different values. I had some challenges at the beginning adapting to the new culture and people, because most of the population was compromised of foreigners so I interacted with at least ten different nationalities every day. For 11 years, I studied subjects in two languages different than my mother tongue.…

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    With the influence of English language and culture expanding all over the world, many people have strong views toward this trend. It is accepted that English plays a significant part for both society, and what’s more , a lot of attention is being drawn to the change of economy. However, whether the impact of English deserves such a concern , people have different ideas. And it leads considerable concern that it can produce positive effects in more than one way and it also can bring about…

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