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  • Flourishment of a Culture

    Flourishment of a Culture

    Changing your lifestyle is one of the most difficult tasks to do specially if those changes involve more people than just yourself. In newly discovered journals, Lauren Oya Olamina reveals the potential people have to completely shift a community’s culture to make beliefs such as Earthseed become the new hegemonic culture. Olamina is the leader of Earthseed; a religion that managed to take over the world. Originating in the 2020s after huge chaos struck California

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    Submitted: May 27, 2016 By: ruby25
  • African American Literature

    African American Literature

    Ted’s Handy-Dandy, Way-Too-Comprehensive Guide to Outlining Your Essay and Winning More or Less Every Argument You’ll Ever Have 1. Introduction: Name your topic, as well as the approach you’ll take (ex. “A Religious Approach to the Death Penalty”, “The Psychological Effects of Media Violence”) 1. Context: basic background information on the issue, as well as establishing relevance: what recent events have taken place that lend your issue a sense of immediacy (ex. “This year, the

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    Submitted: July 11, 2016 By: jgrasst
  • Gilgamesh - the Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures

    Gilgamesh - the Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures

    Alysha Joseph English 2210 Dr. Robin Coffelt 28 April 2013 The Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures In the Epic of Gilgamesh, the role of sex illustrates the cultural milieu in which this ancient work was produced. Gilgamesh's treatment of young women leads his people to complain to the gods; this becomes the outset for his transition to adulthood. Enkidu's domestication by a prostitute reflects this society's treatment of sexuality as a powerful force. The

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    Submitted: September 18, 2016 By: REBECCA JOSEPH
  • Invisibility of Culture

    Invisibility of Culture

    Maldonado Page Roxana M. Maldonado Professor Susana Marcelo CAS 113A 19 September, 2016 Invisibility of Culture In today’s society, diversity is a common space that we all share. The U.S tends to be recognize for that, for its cultural diversity. As living in a country where people from all around to world lives, culture tends to be more complicated to explain. - What’s culture? - In the article Central American Identities, Douglas Carranza and Beatriz

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    Submitted: September 29, 2016 By: roxys2202
  • Creating a Learning Culture Through Training and Development

    Creating a Learning Culture Through Training and Development

    CREATING A LEARNING CULTURE THROUGH TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Creating a learning culture through training and development A perpetual competitive edge Park University Abstract Training and development are only instruments of a total learning environment that keeps a company in a perpetual motion of success and competitive advantage. The definition and characteristics of training contribute to a talented and confident workforce in today’s global economy. Several examples can be found on how and why companies develop,

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    Submitted: October 7, 2016 By: Bellus
  • The Moralization of Human Violence in Today’s Culture - When Are Violent Behavior and Actions Justified?

    Zayed Joe Zayed ENG-200 Professor Emigh-Murphy April, 17, 2016 The Moralization of Human Violence in Today’s Culture When are Violent Behavior and Actions Justified? The world today, is considered a dangerous place to live in. “Why though?”Is what many may ask. Their reasoning in to thinking the world is a safe place is legitimate. With phenomenal modern medicines, prestigious militaries, impressive technology, law and order in most to all nations, and above all being the

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    Submitted: October 18, 2016 By: jzayed
  • African American Racism - Constructing Racism

    African American Racism - Constructing Racism

    Eastburn Camille Eastburn Sociology Cory Martin October 3, 2016 Constructing Racism The current political climate in the United States has caused racial tensions among certain groups to be at an all-time high. Many citizens of the U.S. dispute why racism is at such a high level, whether it be historical influence or the actions of current racial groups. To begin to pick apart the current racial status in America, one must turn to history. Today

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    Submitted: December 1, 2016 By: camilleastburn
  • Cultures and Societies 298 - the First Time

    Cultures and Societies 298 - the First Time

    The First Time Kira Little 201404227 Cultures and Societies 298 Dr. Harling Stalker March 16th 2016 What does it mean for one to lose their virginity? There is not one particular answer, for the answer is different for everyone, ranging between cultures and even within them. There are various different beliefs and meanings behind what losing ones virginity actually means to them, although its technical definition in most places is considered as having sex for

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    Submitted: December 2, 2016 By: kiraxlittle
  • African Americans - We Are Humans Too!

    African Americans - We Are Humans Too!

    Stanford Khary Stanford Ms. Sandoval English 1A December 1, 2016 Title: We are Humans Too! African Americans (additionally alluded to as Black Americans or Afro-Americans) are an ethnic gathering of Americans with aggregate or fractional parentage from any of the Black racial gatherings of Africa. The term may likewise be utilized to incorporate just those people who are plummeted from subjugated Africans. As a compound descriptor, the term is normally hyphenated as African-American. African-American history

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    Submitted: December 15, 2016 By: shakashe
  • Fast Food of American Culture

    Fast Food of American Culture

    NONG LAM UNIVERSITY HO CHI MINH CITY FACULTY FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGES ❧•❧ Description: Description: Description: LOGONONGLAM AMERICAN STUDIES MIDTERM TEST LECTURER: LE TIEU PHUONG STUDENT: TRAN VAN ANH CLASSROOM: 205 CLASS: DH12AV TIME: 2:30 PM CODE: 12128900 HO CHI MINH CITY 12/2016 CHOOSE ONE ASPECT OF AMERICAN CULTURE AND DESCRIBE ITS IMPACTS ON THE LIVES OF CONTEMPORARY VIETNAMESE PEOPLE I would like to choose fast food of American culture to do this my midterm test.

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    Submitted: January 5, 2017 By: van2an2h
  • Armenian Culture

    Armenian Culture

    Armenian Culture Glendale contains the largest Diaspora of Armenians anywhere in the world in fact, it is the second largest Armenian community in the world, after Yerevan. The 30 square miles that make up the city is home to nearly 200,000 residents, of which 150,000 are estimated to be of Armenian's. It is home to numerous Armenian churches, shops, restaurants, and businesses. Take a walk in any of the city's streets and it's hard not

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    Submitted: February 15, 2017 By: Ace21
  • Corporate Culture

    Corporate Culture

    Danilin SA, group Siku-2oz Corporate culture (Essay). First of all we want to say that organizations have an identity. In many cases, the feature of an organization is almost as strong as national, community and group identities. The identity of an organization is commonly referred to as its corporate culture, defined as a set of norms, habits, behaviors, missions, principles, values, ethics, symbols and stories that form the collective identity of an organization. Every organization

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    Submitted: March 12, 2017 By: SvyatoslavDan
  • Difference Between Chinese and American Cultures

    Difference Between Chinese and American Cultures

    The film pushing hands demonstrates the differences between the American and Chinese culture. In the film Mr. Chu, the father in law who is from China and his daughter in law who happens to be from America are having difficulties adapting into one another’s life styles due to the cultural differences. In the movie pushing hands it strongly focuses on the term “Family”. Prominently many people believe that family is the most useful consolidating

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    Submitted: March 21, 2017 By: amen.mo
  • Cultural Relativism

    Cultural Relativism

    Cultural relativism is the conception of right and wrong and how that idea differs from culture to culture. Acceptance of this idea is what cultural relativism truly is. If we as humans can accept one another’s cultural beliefs and practices, we can say we are cultural relativists. Rachels’ says cultural relativism is not a good ethical theory because it prevents you from drawing conclusions. It is the same as the 'null set' in mathematics, meaning

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    Submitted: April 3, 2017 By: Jamela Miska
  • African Development Strategies

    African Development Strategies

    Zhe Hao Liu 10D Year 10 Geography African Development Strategies 1. Map of Africa http://mongabay.org/images/african.gif C:\Users\Jeremy Liu\Desktop\Untitled.jpg Source: http://www.mongabay.com 2. Human settlements within Ethiopia tend to be close to water sources such as rivers and lakes. Seven of the nine major towns (population of 100,000+) are within 200km of some form of water source. The majority of settlements are rather far away from the country’s main forest areas, which are towards the south, with the

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    Submitted: April 9, 2017 By: clapotisgaufre
  • Engaging African Music and Art in the U.S.

    Engaging African Music and Art in the U.S.

    Taylor Baldwin Engaging African Music and Art in the U.S. I find it extremely important to study and discuss music, culture, and art from every region of the world. Studying African music and art as someone from the West is also very important to me, as I know it is easy as Americans to have false or distorted views on Africa, whether some see it as a nation that is deprived and lacking money, or

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    Submitted: April 11, 2017 By: Taylor Baldwin
  • How Curtis Mayfield Views and Helps African American Society Through “little Child Running Wild”

    How Curtis Mayfield Views and Helps African American Society Through “little Child Running Wild”

    Torrian Wynn C. Liegh McInnis Eng 105-11 9/3/2016 How Curtis Mayfield views and helps African American society through “Little Child Running Wild” Curtis Mayfield released the song “Little Child Running Wild” on the soundtrack Super Fly in 1972. During this time Curtis Mayfield believes that when someone is born into an unstable environment, it will affect what individual the person will grow into. Through his music he is able to bring awareness to the African

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    Submitted: April 17, 2017 By: torrianwynn1
  • Psy 450 - Introduction to Cross-Cultural Psychology

    Psy 450 - Introduction to Cross-Cultural Psychology

    INTRODUCTION TO CROSS-CULTURE PSYCHOLOGY Introduction to Cross-Cultural Psychology Krista DiGiacomo PSY/450 May 18, 2015 Robert Irizarry ________________ Gesell (n.d.) was quoted as saying, “The family is both a biological and a cultural group. It is biologic in sense that it is the best arrangement for begetting children and protecting them while they are dependent. It is a cultural group because it brings into intimate association persons of different age and sex who renew and reshape

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    Submitted: August 19, 2017 By: Krista D.
  • Western and African Communitarianism

    Western and African Communitarianism

    COMMUNITARIANISM IN WESTERN AND AFRICAN PHILOSHY Q: Communitarianism is the name given to a trend in Western philosophy. However it could be argued to be more authentically African than Western. On what grounds could such a case be made and do you agree with it? Thabang Chauke 8/28/2017 ________________ Every human society has the outstanding characteristic of a social structure. This social structure is one founded on the evolving nature of human society and is

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    Submitted: September 6, 2017 By: Thabang21
  • Current Issues in Cross-Cultural Psychology

    Approaches to the psychology of culture Theories and models of cross-cultural psychology Cultural variables and behaviour Contact zones between cultures Implications for research and practice References Current issues in cross-cultural psychology: Research topics, applications, and perspectives Miriam Spering Institute of Psychology University of Heidelberg, Germany December 2001 ________________ Content Summary 4 1. Approaches to the psychology of culture: Historical foundations and conceptual challenges 5 1. What is culture? 5 2. Brief historical overview of cross-cultural

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    Submitted: September 14, 2017 By: Jamesmadden1234
  • Is the African Elephant Winning Its Battle for Survival?

    Is the African Elephant Winning Its Battle for Survival?

    The African elephant is dying. Each year their numbers shrink by around 8%, because more elephants are being killed by poachers than are being born each year (Aulakh). It doesn’t help that African forest elephants are the slowest reproducing animals, beginning to breed at the age of 23 and only giving birth once every five to six years. Because of this, it will take them up to 90 years to recover from the population decline

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    Submitted: September 26, 2017 By: tyty322
  • Kirkuk Cultural and Social Center

    Kirkuk Cultural and Social Center

    SWOT Analysis Kirkuk Cultural and Social Center, the employer I worked for about two and a half years is a civil society organization based in Kirkuk, Iraq. Its services were distributed throughout the city of Kirkuk, as well as three other cities. Services provided by this organization include information technology services, legal services, administrative and accounting services, support services for the displaced and the have-nots, and the establishment of festivals and parties. The staff in

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    Submitted: October 4, 2017 By: Montassar Sharif
  • Culture Shock Solved by Building Inner Beauty

    Culture Shock Solved by Building Inner Beauty

    - EAD 1 Date 9/24/2016 Paper1-Final Draft Culture Shock Solved by Building Inner Beauty Culture difference influences people inside on every aspect. Like the air one breaths, people never get rid of or live without its impact. However, this will become a serious problem if people have to go to a new country with other culture, or the culture of where people live in dramatically changed. Then people will find adaptation into a new culture

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    Submitted: October 22, 2017 By: Yuping Pan
  • Cultural Biography

    Cultural Biography

    I was born in a small town 2 hours away from the city of Shanghai, China. I lived in my hometown for 14 years and then I moved to Shanghai for my high school. Before my high school, there was not much diversity in either my community or my school. Everyone in my school came from the same neighborhood and shared the same culture. Also, unlike the history class in the US, which talks about

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    Submitted: October 31, 2017 By: Vicky Wang
  • Imperialism in African

    Imperialism in African

    Around the 19th century, Africa was colonized by the seven European countries. Europeans tried to justify their going into Africa was to give them roads, religion, hospitals, and civilization. But in reality, they imperialized Africa, took their resources, made them buy their products, and being forced labor upon the Africans. Imperialism is to extend the authority of an empire over to foreign countries. The driving forces behind European colonialism in Africa were national competition,

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    Submitted: November 9, 2017 By: Baby Doll

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