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    Distinctively visual texts attempts to manipulate the way individuals interpret and explore the images they see; critically affecting the way they make interpretations of the experiences they face in the world. The distinctively visual represented in ‘Run Lola Run’ (1998) by Tom Tykwer and ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ (2012) by Christopher Nolan are significantly strong as distinct images are constantly on the screen to create a suspenseful and thrilling film. Despite their disparate contexts, both…

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    express ideas, thoughts, feelings, and so forth, to someone else. The goal of this discourse community is to inform members of the community about new research ideas and understand how people use messages to generate meanings within various contexts, culture, channel, and media. According to the writing department’s glossary, a discourse community is defined as “a group whose shared language practices work toward a shared goal or goals… the discourse community’s shared…

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    Although cultural safety and cultural competence are similar in nature, they are not the same. Cultural competence stems from our understanding of different cultures and how they should be treated, while cultural safety goes beyond this scope to include in-depth reflection, practical application and education, and policy transformation in terms of equality of care and access to care, etc. “Cultural safety helps us to understand the limitations of cultural competence…[It] is predicted on…

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    role. We develop the sense of cultural sense of humor too. Some big and diverse countries like United States or Europe countries have a subject dispute about cultural ethos. Some of these issues include national identity or beliefs and values of a culture. A national identity is when the majority of people associate with the nation where they born. First, let us define what identity is and what cultural is. Based on Webster dictionary, identity is sameness of essential or generic character in…

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    viewed wampum as traditional jewelry and belts, that were culturally significant to the Native American people. Wampum is more than that though, it has a story behind it. It serves as a reminder, or memory of tribes’ past and was important to their culture. The belts were traded and give as presents between tribes to commemorate events, so they won’t be forgotten. It’s a great example of hypertext in a very simple form. The visual rhetoric section examined the subtle symbolism of that the wampum…

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    aware in this regards, will provide the opportunity to consider different personal values, backgrounds, beliefs and upbringings that shape society. Learning about other cultures helps us relate to one another, and understand different perspectives. As a part of this program, I will be able to increase my knowledge regarding other cultures, and efficiently promote diversity. Additionally, one reason that I want to be the Turner Scholar is to solve the…

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    Wafa Ali Professor Norris English 5 December 9, 2015 The philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah encourages literal conversations, and engagements with strangers of different backgrounds. He emphasized on cross cultural barriers and how we have fundamental responsibilities to everyone around us. The philosopher seriously explores the claims of identity and the task of making a life, considering them as abstract social categories through which people define themselves. Therefore, Kwame indicates…

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    In today’s society it is difficult to be an individual because everyone is trying to be like everyone else. An individual is not just being different but being yourself. Some characteristics that make someone an individual is their personality, culture and goals. A person’s personality is one of the things that make them an individual. Everyone has a different personality. Some may be similar to others but none are exactly the same. For example, I once had these two friends that had completely…

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    cultural care diversity and universality theory, theory of caring, concept of teach, and the new worldview of unitary caring paradigm. The theory-driven practice framework embodies globalization focusing in human culture and human experiences. Leininger focused observations in human cultures such as behaviors, needs, responses, and care expectations differing from one individual to another (Leininger, 2015). Swanson centered her way of globalization applying five caring processes: knowing,…

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    In the society that we live in, we sometimes have a hard time understanding our personal lives and why things happen. We live in a shared world amongst each other, yet have our own personal worlds that nobody else understands. We may face some personal troubles or even issues at a public level. When we fully comprehend the “the sociological imagination” we develop a “quality of mind” and a new understanding. This “quality of mind” can be very beneficial to us. If we take our personal life and…

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