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    loggerhead this paper attempts to analyze the conflict between the cultural relativism and universal human rights from the point of view of human security in Asia. This paper will consider claims about ` Asian Values` made in connection to human rights and economic development rights to find Asian way of encouraging human security. The research results shows that universal human right does not have to be demolished on the reasons of cultural diversity. Therefore, to encourage human security…

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    the right training cultural sensitivity training they need? In my early days at school, I thought I wasn’t good enough. My k-12 teachers said that I had a learning disability that I had to take extra time to do class assignment and homework assignments. However, since starting at South Seattle College I notice I begun to achieve my educational goals. I have begun to understand how the American educational system works. As a Pacific Islander (PI.) commissioner in the Cultural Center (CC), also…

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    Annotated Bibliography on the Cultural Environment and Issues of Sustainability In the act of building a business organization that foster growth, organization leaders are encouraged to consider the cultural environment of their business industry. This seems to be important for addressing the issue of sustainability. Business organization leaders need to constantly think how their organization physical location can influence the work cultural environment for the employees. The following are…

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    various colleagues of hers, and perhaps a common concern many others hold, that the academic field of women’s studies is now “passe” due to taking a “separatist” approach. The article address the reasons why people may hold this belief, and Looser presents her reasons for believing that the field is still relevant and thriving. In this article, Looser refutes claims that women’s studies is passe and instead argues that it is au courant. Looser explicitly states that…

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    concerns expressed by various colleagues of hers that the academic field of women’s studies is now “passe” due to taking a “separatist” approach. Looser explicitly states that her article is therefore “a credo that has its origins in defense” (Looser 222). The article address the reasons why people may hold this belief, and Looser presents reasons that show the contrary. Looser eloquently refutes claims that women’s studies are passe by considering the other side of the argument,…

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    One of them is cultural anthropology, which is the study of individual cultures mostly through participant observation, living in a culture or learning a culture different from your own. Cultural anthropology seeks to learn and compare cultures to help us as humans understand each other and recognize our diversity (Cloak, Jr., F. T., 1968). Basically, one cannot fully understand a culture without looking at all the features (the whole picture). One of the basic importances of cultural…

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    of physical or biological anthropology, the center focus is the study of evolution of humans, their changeability and adaptations to handle environmental…

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    Cultural anthropology is a branch of anthropology focused on the study of cultural variation among humans. Cultural anthropology also includes the comparative study of human societies and cultures and their development. As a student in Rochester New York and more specify at St. John Fisher I perceive cultural anthropology to be beneficial to me because it allows me to gain a greater understanding of people that are different from me. Although St. John Fisher is not as diverse as other colleges…

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    interest to me. Among them, cultural, evolutionary, and social psychology were particularly appealing to me. However, it was cultural psychology that really stood out from the rest. Given that I aspire to someday be a cultural anthropologist, I can hardly say I found this to be surprising. It makes sense that applying the same cultural focus, that I have always had a strong interest in, to psychology would successfully appeal to me. Cultural psychology is a specialty that studies the affect…

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    Knowledge in the four sub-fields of anthropology strengthened my understanding of multidisciplinary concepts. Anthropology, as the study of human beings has contributed to my comprehension on the importance of collaboration. With my degree in cultural anthropology, I hope to work in community outreach. This essay will discuss the anthropological concepts of: cultural relativism, holism, social change, participatory research, reciprocity, and applied and engaged anthropology. Also, synthesize how…

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