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    Fiji Case Study

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    Fiji is an island country in the South Pacific Ocean. It was a British colony from 1874 – 1970. The need for the British to establish a strong economical base in their colony of Fiji arose, and so, they turned to sugar cane plantations as a steady source of employment and revenue. However, the British were not willing to exploit the indigenous labour and disturb the Fijian way of life, so they needed to recruit labour from over the seas. They decided to utilise the indentured labour system, by…

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    The Swahili Coast

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    Arab. The people of the Swahili Coast were Muslims, but also had strong beliefs in spirits and medicine men. A lot of people were middlemen, who would journey back and forth between the Swahili Coast and the Middle East for trade. Kiswahili was the language of the Swahili Coast, and unlike the rest of Africa, most of their history is written. The Swahili Coast started to decline when the gold ran out of the inland mines, and eventually collapsed in 1500 CE, when the Portuguese attacked and…

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    communication Body language may be one of the most complicated languages in the world, as it is somewhat open to interpretation or cultural norms. What exactly is it though and how can it be used in persuasion? Nonverbal communication is an essential, yet an involuntary form of communication. Many of us are not aware of our or other 's nonverbal signals, facial expressions, gestures, body language, etc. Nonverbal communication often refers to body language and tone of voice. To notice body…

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    Ted Talks Amy Cuddy Review Andrew. M. Thornton MidAmerican Nazarene Body language has been an imperative part of me for the last 8 years or so. While in the Army I learned about body language. Body language can tell you a lot about a person’s mood and intentions. While at a checkpoint as personal pass through you are taught to seek nervous behaviors and array of different behavioral markers to indicate danger. I translated this into my business life using the same techniques to identify…

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    Chapter 1: Introduction All human beings possess a desire to communicate and connect with others and the extent to which language is used by them to establish these connections varies. At one side of the continuum the verbally disinhibited people give a quick expression of their feelings and thoughts but on the contrary the verbally inhibited persons are not quick to express their thoughts, they wait to express themselves, they are reluctant of giving quick response if they disagree, they have…

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    the eventual independence of colonies because it taught natives the European assumptions of freedom and equality, thus providing the framework to become an independent state. I will specifically compare and contrast British approaches to education to British India and Africa. British India provided an apropos example of how education can successfully benefit…

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    Human Language: Innate or Constructed? Human language is a unique characteristic among species on planet Earth. Though many creatures use various methods to communicate, no known creatures other than humans have a language that vastly describes the universe. Is this ability innate or is it the product of environmental factors? In order to answer this, one must investigate a wide array of phenomena. First, it would be beneficial to define what language is. Though the exact meaning may be…

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    The British actually started the chain of events, which led to the independence of India, when they decided to educate the Indians in western fashion with English as the common language. In 1885 the Indians founded the Indian National Congress to campaign for the independence of India. According to Auma Asaf Ali, one of the leaders of the group, "All the leadership had spent their early years in England. They were influenced by British thought, British ideas, that is why our leaders were always…

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    thinking that I forgot to use spell check, but the reality is that this is another language. The language is called Afrikaans, and it is a language that I can speak little but understand quite a lot of. This phrase in a literal translation means “what make you?” in a proper sentence it would say “What are you doing?” I plan to show how through personal experience how speaking and being submerged into two different languages can change the way you can see and interact with the world. In this…

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    Body Language Human beings use body language for a variety of important reasons. Being able to interpret body language helps protect us, adds depth to a conversation, and gives us clues as to how others are feeling. For humans non verbal communication is a huge part of how we communicate and some body language is recognizable around the world. Janine Driver, a body language expert, can even be quoted from a documentary for the History channel saying that ninety three percent of what we…

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