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    north’ we’ve probably been exposed to a small part of Amish culture. Even as close as Gladwin, it can be easy to spot the yellow horse and buggy Amish directed traffic signs. Observed from a distance it is easy to tell that these people are “different” from the rest of our nation’s society. This is because they are a counterculture with their own beliefs, ideals, and materials. To keep this counterculture alive they raise their children into the Amish lifestyle as well. This can be analyzed…

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    are blended into a mixer. In the movie, Witness, the Amish and the dominant culture, make an impact. When their two worlds impact, there are negative and positive reactions. As the movie portrays to its audience, three important aspects are taken from the film. This movie shows the reaction of the Amish to the Dominant culture and the other way around, and lastly, the connections/limitations both these cultures have when together. The Amish in this film, are living in a world inside the…

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    Amish Culture in the Health Care System In the medical field, it is vital for nurses to understand the diverse culture in the health care system. Nurses need to take into consideration of the possible language barriers as well as cultural norms traditions in order to provide high quality care to the patient and their families. A particular culture within the United States that nurses should practice culture-specific care for, is the Amish population. The Amish have barriers that may prevent…

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    Jakob Ammann is known as the founder of the Amish movement. Jakob was born in Switzerland on February 12, 1644. He was an Anabaptist/Mennonite/Amish leader and he founded the Amish religious movement. In his early childhood, he barely could read and write; historical documents suggested that he possibly could have received some form of limited formal education (Huppi). At first, Jakob strongly embraced the Anabaptist and he had a good standing and relationship with the state church, Swiss…

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    did not shed a tear. Not long after the fire department showed up, Amish neighbors were pouring in from all directions. Once she had familiar company, I wished her the best and headed home. For the last few years, my husband and I regularly visited Amish Country in Holmes County, Ohio. It was a place I fell in love with from the first visit. Being from the English world, as the Amish say, I found myself intrigued with the Amish way of life. Their deep–seated religious beliefs, strong community…

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    The Amish Orders in Holmes County, Ohio explains the history of the Amish and how they came to America. The paper focuses on the different orders of the Amish living in Holmes County, Ohio. The author mentions why there are different types of Amish orders and how each order’s culture effects the landscape. The paper also describes a few Amish beliefs and how they are different within each order. I learned how the Amish are quite diverse within the Holmes County area. The author writes…

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    Introduction Amish and Australian cultures are unique to one another in the way they interact with their society, but nonetheless, have similarities that we can reflect upon from our own society. To fully understand and acknowledge divergent cultures, we must study their aspects while comparing them to our own culture. Gender The Socially constructed differences between males and females in unique societies defines gender. Australian Culture Equality of male and female roles in Australian…

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    would be severe repercussions that would lead them to excommunicated or shunned. In the Hasidic Jewish and Amish culture, there are very stringent gender roles when it comes to the women. The gender roles that are associated with the women have limited them in several activities and has deprived them of the ability to have their own identity. The limitations that the women face in the Amish and Hasidic Jewish culture are similar and different in a plethora of ways. However, there is no doubt…

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    fashion that did not exist at all in my town. I longed to leave the Amish community. The more I learned more about what I was missing, the more I realized I had to escape this dreadful town of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I am the daughter of John Beiler, one of the districts preachers and my mother Miriam. There are seven kids in our family Jedidiah, Eliza, me, Isaac, Rebecca, Louisa, and Irene. People think we are the quintessential Amish family, but I'm sure everyone else, like me, has their…

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    family and I took a trip to Pennsylvania. It was an eye-opening experience. On the trip we met an Amish couple that changed the way I will look at life forever. No cell phones, television, music, none of that. Just family and quality time. Things that an average family does not experience anymore. It all started out one afternoon in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. As we were touring the land we noticed the Amish were giving horse and buggy rides. My parents thought that it would be a great family…

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