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    As the famed philosopher, Plato once said, “Rhetoric is the art of ruling the minds of men.” While each piece of literature may not cause the readers to praise it, each piece does have rhetorical context, playing a huge role in its meaning. This rhetorical context must match the writing to be successful, as seen with “The Barbie Birthday” and “Let Women Fight.” “The Barbie Birthday,” by Alison Townsend, informs the reader of the thought process children have when growing up with Barbie, as well as those who they look up to, based off her own experiences. “Let Women Fight,” by Megan H. Mackenzie, attempts to persuade the reader to believe that women should have the right to hold combat positions in the U.S. military. Both pieces have drastically…

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    High Context Culture

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    According to Kittler, Rygl and Mackinnon, “the concept of high-/low-context communication was originally introduced in 1959 but elaborated in Beyond Culture (Hall, 1976)”. (2011) High context culture is type of a communication using a contextual element such as voice tone or body languages and most of the content are implicit. High context culture can be seen mostly in Asia or Middle East people. The characteristic of high context cultures includes learning in a group, before starting any…

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    Adaptation in a Culture’s Communication: Priming effect on High-Context and Low-Context Samantha Vu (41297136) University of British Columbia Abstract This study aims to investigate that cultural communication of high-context and low-context should not be seen as mutually exclusive, but rather that there a sense of flexibility between the two. A manipulation was created to prime individuals to either a high-context or low-context condition. Participants in the control group will be…

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    Since the culture was entirely different in India where high power distance and high context existed and it was high time for some measures to be taken 3.aPerformance Management Ken took up the position of production manager in sweet spot NZ, and did a fairly good job in adapting to kiwi culture and leading his department in the right way. And now it 's time for where Ken was asked to be ready and prepared for this first Performance management. Performance Management focuses on how well the…

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    Context In Art

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    Within the world of contemporary art, an issue that often presents itself is the issue of context. In many cases such as the one I will present in this essay, the idea of understanding and appreciating a piece of work is often quite difficult without the back-story. Not only does context place the work in time, but also allows us as viewers to further relate our own experiences to what the artist is trying to say. This process of obtaining context through research therefore allows for a deeper…

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    Context Observation

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    In clip 1 - 4:18, I asked the students about context clues. During this time I ask them more questions about context clues to help them better develop an answer to the question. At 5:18, I ask the students about partner reading. During partner reading, the students circle unfamiliar words and then we discuss these unfamiliar words as a class using the passage and context clues. I was activating prior knowledge on how we have used context clues in the past. At 5:58, I showed the students a…

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    Context Matters

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    Context matters is knowing the uniqueness of the community where assets, people, the environment, and the history can be different from other community. When we learned that our station was near an open busy street, we figure that we needed an activity that can be safe so a ball or something will not fly out to the street. We learn about the environment that takes place at the event, so in order to insure safe activity, my group analyze different activities whether it can be done. Another…

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    Anatomical Context

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    how individuality and intimacy can be found within our anatomy. These two aspects were mentioned before in the position paper, for example the x- ray photos that were used as intimate portraits in the story of Thomas Mann. A small reference about individuality, is made about Joseph Merrick and how his unique skeleton. I have scratched the surface of these two aspects in the anatomical context so additional research will be necessary. I intend two combine these two aspects to create an…

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    Educational Contexts

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    ‘To what extent is a comprehensive understanding of teaching the developing child interconnected with effective application of the curriculum?’ Introduction This essay will investigate ‘Teaching the developing child’ and the ‘Curriculum’, as explored within the Teaching and Educational Contexts topic. Further analysis will aim to connect the aforementioned central ideas, and summarise the role of education and teaching in meeting diverse needs and supporting a student’s unique development.…

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    Cultural Context Analysis

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    to (Dictionary.com)contexts refers to the parts of a written or spoken statement that precede or follow a specific word or passage, usually influencing its meaning or effect. These factors influence how the recipient may understand the message that is delivered to them. Context plays an enormous role in any language and in every country. It is crucial that we know how to use it and understand the importance it gives in our lives. In order to understand the meaning of what is being communicated,…

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