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    When Americans think of Japanese culture the images that first comes to mind are sushi, anime, kimonos, architecture, samurais, and cherry blossom trees. Religion is an aspect in which not many Americans considered when thinking of Japanese culture and its development. In reality religion was an important aspect when it came to developing Japan’s culture of today. It influenced the way in which the Japanese view nature, relationships, and life. It would be foolish to say that Japanese culture…

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    Himanshu patel NetID : rf7324 Reader's pick #2 I'm particularly inspired by Endo's perspectives on shortcoming - in what capacity large portions of us battle with needing to make the best decision, yet are excessively narrow minded or perplexed. In the story "Mothers," in which Endo investigates his own association with his mom nearby an excursion to visit some kakure Christians, relatives of seventeenth century backsliders who worship the Virgin Mary; and "The War Generation," in which a…

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    Prostitute and the Dragon Lady stereotype that caters to white men. The main character (played by Zhang Ziyi, who is Chinese, not Japanese) is a docile, meekly flirtatious, modest Chinese lady. Then there's Pumpkin, who dances around in a bra and an undone kimono for white soldiers who came during World War II (groupthink.kinja) The most important point that appears didn’t leave Asian girls is racist descriptions, is that, in white men point of view, Asian girls are very mysterious, exotic and…

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    Stereotypes In Media

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    be socially critical of these stereotypes. Racial stereotypes, such as, images of a young Black-American boy speaking "street talk" who has a niche for dancing hip-hop well, or an Asian-American toddler girl with slanted eyes wearing a traditional kimono is shown in a cartoon, flood children's learning process during their early years. Child psychology provides several different theories that can help to assess the learning schemes of racial and ethnic stereotypes. Because the undertones of…

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    time Stella-Rondo sets up a huge fuss about how Sister is insulting her child to Mama. So as a result of this, Mama is turned against Sister. Finally, Stella-Rondo claims to Uncle Rondo that Sister was insulting the way he looked in the flesh-colored kimono of hers. In reality, it was Stella-Rondo who had ridiculed Uncle Rondo. This stirs up Uncle Rondo’s anger against Sister, and he sets off a pack of firecrackers in her room. Becoming the last straw for Sister, she snatches all of her…

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    please welcome our first fighter the Silver Samurai. (Silver Samurai) Name: Carl Mathers Gender:Male Origin: *African Ancestry *Asian raised Height: 6 ft 1 inch Weight: 200 lbs Weapon(s): Katana Abilities: “invisible strike” Apparel: Black and silver kimono with a samurai bamboo hat “...and welcome his opponent the Venomous Vixen” (Venomous Vixen) Name: Salihah Abdul Gender: Female Origin: Egyptian Height: 5 ft 6 inches Weight: 130 lbs Weapon(s): Dual wield daggers Abilities: acid spit and…

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    Greek Wedding Culture

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    Introduction What is culture? It the knowledge and characteristics of certain groups of people which are defined by language, food, music, art, social habits and religion. In this essay, marriage practices of three different cultures will be discussed. The first marriage practice will be from the Indian culture. I chose this specific culture as I love the bright colours and it is very different from my own culture. The second will be a Greek wedding as this is my own culture therefore I can…

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    The society that belongs to the the class that works extremely hard for everything? Maybe the class that came from old money and did not work hard for anything and takes everything for granted? Or the class that has food stamps, you are on FBLA and the government hands you a six bedroom house is completely paid for and you did not do anything to deserve the house? The definition of social classes is where a group of people of similar status whether it be the poor, blue collar, and wealthy. Most…

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    The United States vs. Japanese family, marriage, and kinship systems Katelyn Parker University of North Alabama The United States The average American family has classically been understood as a nuclear family with their extended family living separately. Today the archetypal nuclear family is still dominant; however, it can no longer be an exact social expectation. (Evason, American Culture, 2016) Family Culture In the United States more children are also being born to unwed mothers or…

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    Sachi discovers her rash after Tomoko took her life. She denied the fact that she had the disease because her life was beginning to fall into place. She planned to marry Kenzo and already bought her wedding kimono. She did not speak face to face with her husband-to-be until years later after she told him of the disease. “I will never forget the look in his eyes when he realized it wasn’t a joke-a look of both fear and betrayal. He quickly dropped my hands and…

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