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    I selected the movie Crash to discuss the intercultural barriers in film for my paper. First of all‚ it is one my favorite movies so it was an easy decision. Crash is set in Los Angeles‚ California. The city is a melting pot of cultures; an ideal setting to highlight the racial and social tensions within the large cast of characters. The cast intersects in and out of each other’s lives throughout the story’s plot. The movie starts with a cop played by Don Cheadle is in a car accident with his

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    and solution: writer’s block The main problem that I face right now and that I feel secure enough to talk about is having writer’s block. For those who don’t know what this is; writer’s block is when you can’t write and remain in a slump without being able to finish anything you were writing. This problem has made me frustrated and stressed. It has led to my assignments being late and leaves me uncertain about whether they’re done properly or not. Unfortunately writer’s block is a problem I often

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    focuses more on trust‚ less on legal systems‚ more on relationships‚ and less on principles‚ which is more on 1.2 Intercultural Communication Intercultural communication affect the models of publics relations as the different culture will affect the way of public relation practitioner do their job.(R.S Zahara‚ American University‚ 2001) Example‚ ‘Intercultural harmony’ communication campaigns such as “Merdeka Day” is always practice in Malaysia and Singapore. Being big companies‚ especially multi-national

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    Jillian Terlonge Intercultural Comm. Japanese Humor Masculinity & Femininity There are many factors in which effect one’s sense of humor in each particular region. Certain things and instances may reflect humor in a different way for each individual. Humor also varies in the sex of the individual also‚ because something a male would find funny a woman would find repulsive or vice versa. In Japan there are several instances in which humor is used either positively or negatively

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    Intercultural Conflict and Organizations During our lifetime‚ we are bound to become part of an organization. With America becoming more and more diverse‚ it has led to a rise in intercultural organizations. Anytime you have individuals of different ethnic backgrounds‚ there is a chance for some type of communication conflict. When people from different areas of the world engage in conflict‚ they often have different expectations of how the conflict should be dealt with. Conflict is a clash of

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    How Danone adapted his products? The chairman of the board of Shanghai Danone Biscuits Foods Company Limited‚ Mr Peng Qin‚ said‚ “We do not change the consumer‚ we adapt.” So Danone has adapted his products to local tastes. The most important for Chinese consumers is that the products are good for health. For example‚ they made the cookie Prince with more iron. The Chinese government announced 3 or 4 years ago that the population suffered from a lack of calcium and vitamins and encouraged

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    Actual Intercultural Events It was my very first time in Malaysia and a failed intercultural communication occurred when I joined my college here. By someone in the International office at my college where I was informed that I will be required to get my medical check-up done together with other three students who were waiting in the student lounge for the person who was going to take all of us to the clinic. Whilst waiting with the other three students‚ one of the male students looked at me with

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    Colin Jones Arch 120 Marseilles Block A city population often grows faster than it can support. Le Corbusier’s idea for a city was like a well oiled machine. He said “A house is a machine for living.” *3 Charles Edouard Jeanneret was born in Switzerland in 1887. After studying arts he explored Europe for three years with sketch book in hand to discover the world. He noted “I went on a journey through several countries‚ far from school‚ and‚ earning my living in practical occupations‚ I began

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    Nikole Braddy SPCH100 Intercultural Interview Introduction Stacey Mente’s British accent and word choices intrigued me to learn more about the history of where she came from‚ Holidays celebrated in England‚ and what the actual word definitions and variances there are in British English versus American English. I am also fascinated by the royal family and wanted to learn the role of the royal family in England and what the Queen of England does in her role. When I first think of England‚ I think

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    First‚ one must learn diligence‚ if both teacher and student put in the hard work to further develop oneself‚ society will find more valuable improvements in education. This building block‚ representing working hard‚ was perfectly captured in Sherman Alexie’s essay‚ “Superman and Me”. In his essay‚ Alexie reveals his remarkable experience with education as an Indian living on a reservation‚ where he taught himself to read and persevered

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