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    Individual’s life is a journey of endless traditions that entails confrontation to obtain new perspective and understanding of self and the world. Most often than not, their personal transitions are impacted by others within their social spectrum. Stephen Daldry’s film ‘Billy Elliot and J.D. Salinger’s Bildungsroman novel ‘The catcher in the rye’ explores this notion through Billy and Holden, who are confronted by stereotypes and norms of the society, triggering them break away from the…

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    Embodied State Analysis

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    The embodied state: The embodied state is the long-term trajectory of society member’s internal emotions and attitudes (Bourdieu, 2011). Embodiment is a process in which a member of society internalises the social energy around them and then externalises it in a reproduction of culture. It is a cumulative process in which many factors attribute to the embodied state (Bourdieu, 2011). The embodiment of cultural capital really derives from the reproduction by the society of the habits and…

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    Compare and Contrast Essay “Cultural identity is a dynamic and a complex feeling and sense of belonging to one or more ethnic groups. It defines the way an individual identifies or positions himself in different cultural context” (Unknown). In James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans and Conrad Richter’s The Light in the Forest; both stories convey many similarities and differences to compare and contrast between the Native American and White cultures. Culture is usually determined as…

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    Raghad Afram 16 July 2017 Professor Jabour WR5 - Advanced Analysis (Wes Moore Essay) The Power of Information and Stories Shapes the Lives of People How does the decisive power of stories shape our lives and fates? Well, we all have the power to make choices, from the experiences we originate to the signification and value we give them. And with our value, unfold our story and experiences that we will undergo. Events and experiences happen variously due to every person who faces or goes…

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    My Cultural Identity Cultural Identity is what culture you identify yourself in. For me, I am still searching for what my true, authentic cultural identity is. Have you ever felt like an alien in your own country? A Made-In-Japan alien is how I felt my whole life living in Japan. My life in Japan but having a completely different mindset was a dilemma for me my whole life and it also shaped my cultural identity. Although I was born and raised in Japan, I've never felt like I was a true…

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    My Honor and Privilege: An Exploration into My Personal Identity Currently society is exhibiting a duality of individual’s personal identity. The unique individual is valued for their ability to be themselves at the same time acceptance and belonging to the group is strived for. In this paradoxically society, I have been examining myself and own identity as it is a product of all the experienced I have accumulated in my life. My sense of sense has been shaped by the privileges and the honors…

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    linked to major developmental stages in children. Biological factors like genes and chromosomes decides gender for the baby. Freud believed that children gender identity occurs at about the age of three when children become aware of anatomical differences between the boy and girl child. He also believed that children’s learns gender identity by physical difference and cultural difference between male and female identification, and parent’s behavior toward the…

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    three stages after adolescence.” Berger (2014).Pg. 41 Erik Erikson’s psychosocial development include Trust vs Mistrust (Birth to 1 year), Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt (1-3 years), Initiative vs Guilt (3-6 years), Industry vs Inferiority (6-11 years), Identity vs Role confusion (Adolescence), and, Intimacy vs Isolation (Adulthood). Trust vs Mistrust –…

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    The way people look at other people and things in the world can be affected by many things. Certain people’s lifestyle, childhood, and/or their neighborhood can make a big impact on the way that person view certain perspectives in the world. The stories “Two Kinds”, “By Any Other Name”, “Legal Alien”, “Biography of Frida Kahlo”, and “An Indian Father’s Plea” all give examples on how someone’s culture plays a major role in how they view other people and the world. (Joseph Briscoe) In Amy Tan’s…

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    These stages bring us into adulthood. The fifth stage is achieving self-identity rather than falling into identity diffusion and the sixth is achieving intimacy over isolation. Both these stages take place over the adolescent years. Erikson argues that one cannot achieve intimacy unless one develops the sense of self identity. Henry W. Maier explains this idea in his book Three Theories of Child Development. A sense of identity carries with it a master of the problems of childhood and a genuine…

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