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    island of Hispaniola. Pané was expected to keep a testimony and document what he learned about the native Indians. They were hoping to obtain information of their culture, beliefs, and religious ceremonies. Pané’s recordings of what he learned during his time living amongst the Indians is very crucial in the understanding of their culture today. It was as close to a live recording as one can get. Although Pané’s account of the…

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    describes in his article Vanishing Voices the threat of a dominant culture in a region eliminating minority cultures and languages through the rapid rise of globalization and technology (Rymer, 2012, pg. 6). The minority population of second generation children in Canada and the United States also face a bicultural identity crisis as a result of being submerged in a different dominant culture in which their old heritage culture (HC) world and new Western world clash. Although there are…

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    The most efficient way for a foreigner, student or traveler, before come into contact with another culture is to be prepared about the variation among cultures. One must notice that if a stranger meets another culture, but put aside any egoistic feelings that might have, which do not let him understand the different lifestyles among people, will only gain from this interaction. Nowadays, that many countries…

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    There are many different cultures that exist in our current society. Many cultural conflicts in the past have led to superiority of cultures over others, which has resulted in slavery in some cases. This leads to the concept of cultures, clashes, communities and freedom. These concepts can be conveyed through many different ideas in texts. The two texts The astonishing life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation by M.T. Anderson and The Arrival by Shaun Tan, convey the ideas of cultural…

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    ethnocentrism. Ethnocentrism is the believe that my culture is superior or better than yours. In this case, there was a whole argument that the culture where people could talk was superior. I was in the culture where we couldn’t talk and when I went to visit the other culture, they treated us like they were better. In addition, at the end of the activity there were some particular individuals that changed cultures, simply because they thought the other culture was much better. Above all, in the…

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    of the intervention and provide education to how it works(Brathwaite, 2002). The model also uses other disciplines such as linguistics, economics, history, religion, pharmacology, nutrition ecology, biology, physiology and anatomy, psychology and sociology (Purnell, 2013). Framework is an essential supporting structure which is much needed to have results of skills, better attitudes and increased knowledge. The findings also pointed out that cultural competence training has a positive impact on…

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    One cannot actually define culture without having a thorough understanding of race, ethnicity, social class, gender, world history, black history and sociology of the world. It is an illusion of inclusion that always has and will continue to be a hindrance of understanding a culture in the realm of education. People within different ethnic backgrounds defines what culture truly is. It’s a culture that people identify themselves, some conform to society 's values, while others do not; hence…

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    My father came to the United States from Guatemala in 1987. He told me that he came illegally and took him two months to cross into Mexico. Before my father, one uncle, two aunts immigrated to America illegally as well. My father only lasted 3 years and went back to Guatemala without giving me the opportunity to immigrate to the United States while he was in the US. He had a rough life in the United States because he was not able to find a job. I remember him telling me that many days he slept…

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    assimilating into American society. The story would demonstrate not only facts, but, arguments and counter-arguments about their difficulty assimilating into American society. The story would focus on analyzing the interactions between western and eastern cultures, giving analytical descriptions of the events that occurred, and the reasons behind the behaviors and choices the characters made. In doing so, I don’t think that we would have been as emotionally invested in this story. It would have…

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    the commencement of this unit I expect to learn more about Indigenous culture and the hardships they faced due to European settlement. I am hoping to find out how life was like before the European settlement and how the settlement effected not only Indigenous people but also their land. Incompletion of this unit I would like to know if some of aspects of Indigenous culture was taken and blended to the main stream Australian culture we have today. Incompletion of this unit I hope to know more…

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