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    We can start with the observation that “multiculturalism implicitly constructs the idea of a core English-Canadian culture, and that other cultures become ‘multicultural’ in relation to that unmarked, yet dominant, Anglo-Canadian core culture” (Mackey 1998:15). In essence this system doesn’t really serve those who come from diverse backgrounds as much as it enables white Canadians to keep differentiating themselves under the guise…

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    Armenia Research Paper

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    Culture is defined as “The habits, beliefs, and traditions of a particular people, place, or time” (“Culture”. (n.d.)). Characteristics of culture are symbols, language, values, beliefs, and politics. Armenia is a country located in Asia land locked by Turkey, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. While the country is small it has a lavish history, and rich in culture. Though Armenia is a small landlocked country with only 11,484 square miles it is a very mountainous yet flat country. There are…

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    Ancient Kent

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    proved otherwise. According to the Monogenetic theory, it is evident that mankind is born in Africa in or around the area of Kenya throughout South Africa. All origins, languages, cultures, and customs can be traced back to Africa with everyone sharing the same language and way of life. Dr. Diop’s…

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    1. Define globalization (40 words or less). Historical process involving a fundamental change or transformation in the spatial scale of human social organization linking distant communities and expanding the limits of power relations across regions and continents. 2. What are the three ‘waves’ of globalization? It is referred to the three existing conceptions over the process of globalization: I. The age of discovery (1450-1850), globalization was decisively shaped by European expansion and…

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    parents from two different cultures, many of his friends were from various countries and having the opportunity to teach international students and traveling the world, gave him an authentic experience of global cultures. As a result, Samir’s global experiences is what shaped his consciousness and broaden his mind to the realization of a world with diverse cultures, in which he learned and appreciated, but the degradation experience too will always remain with him. Culture and Globalization, n.…

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    anthropology” (2014), professor Mark Peterson defines what anthropology is, presents some questions that anthropologists do, and what differences are between anthropology and other human sciences to show that there is not superior or inferior culture, but that each culture is worthy of respect.…

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    Boas believe that it was necessary for anthropology to moving away from studying “Big C culture”, in which he stated “it does not seem to me that the one-sided exploitation of this method will advance our understanding of the development of human society” (109). Rather, Boas aimed to include the mental and physical reactions and activities that characterize the individual social group in order to understand cultures from a cultural relativistic perspective. Boas radically changed the field of…

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    This essay examines the historical development, political activism, and techniques of culture jamming, analysing how this movement generated a monumental change in advertising. Commercial branding has been embraced by conglomerate companies for over 50 years, saturating targeted milieu with obtrusive emotional messages designed to segment the public into certain groups, with the intention to market their products in a misleading way. The study behind psychographics and demographics aids…

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    Guatemala to claim their rights during the country’s peace process after a brutal civil war that lasted from 1960 to 1996; which had especially horrific effects upon the indigenous peoples of Guatemala. Brett explores how although the financial and political aid of international donors enabled indigenous actors to fight for their human rights, it ultimately put limitations…

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    Cultural politics are conflicts that ensue from meaning, morals and values instead of actual public policies (Back et al. 2012). It has the ability to give authority, strength, and influence to political figures and those in power, over cultural matters such as funding programs that impact both individuals and communities as well as having the power to force rituals and ideals onto others. An example of how cultural politics, power and influence impacts the public sphere, as we discussed in our…

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