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    When analyzing the statement, the relationship between memory and landscapes is formed by the culture of society, which then evolves their attachment to these sites. Society's cultural and ethical background that forms their memories and attachment to place also reminds them of their historical roots. Regarding this connection, preserving historical…

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    Communication in advertising transpires through decoding and encoding levels of messages from the sender to the receiver via a particular medium. Advertisers use on-linguistic and linguistic cues designed to communicate a desired message towards a targeted audience in order to achieve their ultimate goal of selling their product. This essay examines the Katy Perry ‘Killer Queen’ perfume advertisement with a semiotic analysis approach. Furthermore, it analyses the conglomeration of connotations,…

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    ASKED ASSESSMENT Awareness I am aware that there are many different cultures and each have their own personnel beliefs and values. I believe that everyone has the right to practice their cultural beliefs. I am just leaning about my own cultural background which has been a very interesting process. I am aware that there are many types of racism in the world today. Skills I have very few skills in conducting a cultural assessment. I try to be sensitive to my patient’s needs. When I have a…

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    In today's culture there is constant subliminal messaging whether it be about social class, gender, ethnicity or other factors. Subliminal messaging is used to change people's mindset about issues. This was seen in the works of “The Mega Marketing of Depression in Japan” by Ethan Watters, “The Myth of the Ant Queen” by Steven Johnson, and Malcolm Gladwell’s piece “The Power of Context”. Gladwell describes The Broken Windows Theory as the idea that environment or culture can alter people's…

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    traditions and cultures around the world. McCulture is a form of globalization that has entered societies life. Foreigners believe that McCulture is an American formed tradition; therefore, it should remain in America. Many Countries embrace their unique cultures and show disturbance when McCulture interferes, Tyler Cowen argues, “nothing gets one’s anti-globalization juices flowing more than the thoughts of a McDonald’s restaurant in France (Cowen). McCulture is obligating different cultures to…

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    In the feature article “Goodbye to 'he' and 'she' and hello to 'ze',” the author John McWhorter writes about the required change in our language, about the additional pronoun, which should be used to address the people whose gender is not equivalent with their self-image. The author claims that today’s society has reached a critical mass of people whose self-identification is not clear or they feel themselves as an opposite sex. Based on this assumption, John McWhorter assumes that soon there…

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    as wife, mother and grandmother. The poem is told from the perspective of the “rice child”, (the youngest grandchild in the extended family). The “rice child” shares with the reader the many stereotypes the world has about families from different culture. “I followed her/ to Save & Save/ where we picked up/ packages of rice tea” (Kageyama 20-23). Claire Kageyama uses the grandchild’s perspective to show the reader how such women, Japanese immigrants, are viewed and treated. Such immigrants came…

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    world through a set of goggles crafted by their culture. Each choice made by one is dictated by their cultural background and how it has influenced them. This includes how one reacts to and treat others. For instance, a worldview can determine one's place in life in a social hierarchy, and the quality of life they deserve, and the expectations that are held for them in a family. Expectations set by one's family is something that is determined with a culture playing a large role in the making of…

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    other’s words and use some intrinsic thoughts that were existed in my mind. This aspect can be very useful, especially I study science majors. The second is that I should learn more about the western culture. Since I was grown up in eastern culture, so I didn’t have enough background of western culture. After…

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    new confused adding culture, language, norms, religion, persona views, experiences, different race marriage, and the environment society. To many this is a great diversity in America, and to most it is interfering with the original “American Dream”. Marriage is a beautiful thing experienced by two loved ones who are willing to spend their life together, but of course there are also many factors challenging the idea of a marriage. In America, like mentioned before, the culture is different than…

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