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    beats of black British poetry. The ‘post-colonial literature’ deals with the conflicts between ruler and subject, mainstream and marginalized oppressors and oppressed and, at the same time, celebrates the suppressed ‘other’, challenging dominant culture and questioning concepts of established authority. This literature describes changes in social, political, economic, and cultural practices after the colonial rule in freed regions and rebellion against anything that reminds of the…

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    The disagreement over Westernization has had significant cultural and historical consequences for the entire Middle East region over the past few decades. Western culture being based on the rationalism, liberalism, human rights, secularism, etc. has little resonance within the Islamic civilization and often even contradicts it. Globalization is thereby raising people’s concerns about the massive influx of the Western values in Islamic countries. In fact, in Huntington and other Western analysts…

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    each with legends, myths, prejudices and ideals. Every culture owned secrets that were available only to those who belonged to the group and did not allow outsiders to become part of that culture. Today, many of these cultures and civilizations are extinct, without little or no evidence of their existence. However, the cultures that still remain reveal themselves to the rest of the world in a variety of ways. It is interesting comparing cultures. When one compares the Navajo tribe with the tribe…

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    during both wars would change history as we know it. Also the end result for the Soviets was different from what has happened so far in the United States. Both wars have destroyed Afghanistan to its core, yet they still have their pride for their country. There are multiple reasons why the United States invaded Afghanistan. The Afghan-American War started on October 15, 1999, when the United Nations Security Committee formed Resolution 1267. “The Resolution 1267 created the so-called al-Qaeda…

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    or just someone buying goods off of the Internet. Cultures are mixing, clashing, and evolving every day. Challenges are to be expected. Many times when two cultures interact they do not have common backgrounds or experiences, so disputes and misunderstandings are abundant. Contrarily, similarities and benefits of collaborating two ways of life can be found too. Even I have encountered societies and people who show me how different my own culture is from those that seem so similar. No matter what…

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    Australian Cultural Values

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    society (micro, meso and macro) whether it’s the Australian Government; Violence Against Women Acts or organisations; or individuals in the community it is clear that Australian values believe violence and abuse towards women is not ok though other cultures and societies believe otherwise. In any case, when analysing an issue as great as this, it is important to practice using social and cultural literacy to examine the full scale of this…

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    I can understand and acknowledge that there may be some basis of truth in Huntington’s hypothesis. I believe that much of the unrest in the world is most likely caused by a clashing of cultures, intolerance for viewpoints or practices that differ from one’s own and a lack of education about different cultures and norms that are, in many cases, harmless and benign. Though this is the case, I do not believe that most insurgent and terrorist organizations care as much about cultural differences…

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    Should Culture Be Taught

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    What is culture? Should it be taught? Masoud Ranjbaran Iran University of Science and Technology Foreign Language Department The complexity of culture is the main reason that it prevents scholars to reach consensus on its definition. Looking through the lens of each researcher, they provide useful information about different aspects of the concept. This construct is the cynosure of different disciplines such as anthrophony, sociology, psychology and linguistics. Kroeber and Kluckhohn…

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    Avatar Movie Themes

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    message of support for indigenous peoples today.” “Themes”. Other argues that the film promotes “anti-American” message with the ex-marines that attack the inhabitants. While, others states it is pro-American to question the natives as in Iraq and Afghanistan. Further analysis suggests the destruction of the home tree was similar to the destruction of world trade center that depicts both the military and the convicted as terrorists. Cameron film may show his ability to highlight many…

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    Poland Research Paper

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    Culture has many different meanings and defines who we are today as human beings. The values and beliefs we believe in help define who we are and helps develop relationships with other people. The country of Poland has a very unique and diverse culture. From the first ruling dynasty to gaining its independence, the country of Poland has gone thru many cultural changes. Much of Poland’s culture lives within its history, language, religion, government and within the people. Poland, which is…

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