"A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people" - Mahatma Gandhi‚ likewise Canadian culture is what we Canadians make it to be. Personally‚ I believe Canada has no one culture‚ rather many cultures which are equally important and respected. These cultures are what makes me feel Canadian‚ because being Canadian does not mean we have to be the same. Instead it can mean we have to embrace our differences‚ in order to greater appreciate each other‚ and Canada. Considering Canada
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not feel like we have made enough progress to manifest this shared mission. We have a mission but it is not being fully implemented. 2. Collaborative Culture – I rated this PLC Characteristic as not observed because our teachers do not engage in-depth collaboration. The principal has good intentions as it relates to creating a collaborative culture‚ but he often gets bogged down in his office with disciplinary referrals. 3. Collective Inquiry – I rated this PLC Characteristic as not observed because
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In the article “Breastfeeding and Culture”‚ Dettwyler discussed the three main forces that work together to move women away from the practice of breastfeeding: separation of their productive labor and reproductive labor‚ increasing confidence to provide chemistry with their partners and decreasing confidence to use the breasts as the reason what they are made for‚ increasing of the commercials which are convincing the women that breasts are shameful and it is less healthy for the baby. One cultural
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Nwoye’s Response To Cultural Change A sense of identity is developed by everyone as they mature‚ but it is always changing as culture changes. The novel‚ Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe‚ follows the development of several characters in response to a cultural shock caused by the Westernization of the Ibo tribe in Nigeria. The protagonist of the book‚ Okonkwo‚ was a strong leader who ruled with a heavy hand. Nwoye‚ Okonkwo’s first son‚ was very different however. Although he tried to shadow his
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Marijuana‚ the Unclassifiable Monster Monsters always lie beyond the border of human comprehension. Humans fear what they don’t understand or have little knowledge of. In Jeffrey Cohen’s essay Monster Culture‚ he talks about how monsters are creatures that are difficult to categorize and comprehend beyond human logic. In our society today‚ even though marijuana has become legalized in more and more states‚ the nature of such a plant is still being demonized as the catalyst for sinful pleasure. Marijuana
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strange to the Nacirema culture. But an outsider views the practices as odd. For example‚ Miner mentions about a shrine box‚ which translate to a medicine cabinet being strange to the outsider. The charms and magical potions in the shrine box being the medicine needed cure the ills and maladies of an individual. Medicine had a purpose of curing those maladies for many with similar ills. But the outsider views pulling out these magical packets is not something done in their culture or rather not seen as
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There is no doubt that western developed countries often turn a blind eye to other regions and cultures in the world that are less developed. One such culture that has little recognition is the Hmong‚ a small tribe in the mountainous region of Laos. After the Vietnam War‚ the United States experienced a high number of immigrant refugees from Southeast Asia‚ including the Hmong. A clash of cultures occurred as the Hmong and Americans tried to live together in unity. Perhaps one of the greatest contrasts
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& Ritualistic Behavior in the Nacirema Culture Ethnocentrism is defined as a belief that one’s own culture is superior. This article uses metaphors’ to describe our own well to do American society. As we read the article we automatically judge and think that the Nacirema’s are barbaric people who seem very uneducated and masochistic‚ when in fact we follow the same practices. As we read this article‚ we see the Nacirema as a masochistic culture which gave their possessions for the chance
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Canada’s popular culture is a little different than that of the United States. Canada seems to emphasize on nature and the effects of humans in nature. The book defines popular culture as a‚ “reflection of everyday in the lives of ordinary people” (Holman and Thacker‚ p. 125). They also have a theme of death in their stories they tell. When the Canadians tell about nature they always capitalize on the dangers and make it well known that there are many dangers in this world. They also have a survival
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