Why is an understanding of cultural differences important to the business managers at BreadTalk? To assist the managers at BreadTalk to decide if they should expand to Australia‚ briefly describe the Australian culture. A wide range of definitions have been used for the term “culture.” Culture has been defined as the human-made part of the environment (Herkovits‚ 1955)‚ including both objective and subjective elements (Triandis‚ 1972); as a set of reinforcements (Skinner‚ 1981); as the collective
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horse. The film itself isn’t so much a war’ film as it is a film dealing with attitudes of Australians through particular individuals towards war in 1915. The story is told through the continued themes within the film such as competitiveness‚ mateship and sporting spirit. Gallipoli uses creative and experienced cinematography to effectively send a visual message to the viewer without overstating its intent. This filmic device makes the director a successful yet subtle storyteller. This is especially
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at the other settings to develop the suspense‚ allowing the viewer to empathise the emotion and pressure surrounding the Diggers. The preparation of ammunition brings us back to reality‚ along with handshakes and embraces demonstrated the value of mateship. Near to the final scene‚ close ups of the soldiers placing their treasured items in trench and writing letters showed a mixture of fear‚ bravery and the reality of war‚ this created a huge impact for the audience through the eloquent use of the
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woken early and interfered with‚ as mentioned as well in previous chapters. However Billy keeps interfering and looks after Old Bill by giving him “a bowl of weet-bix and a cup of coffee from McDonald’s kept hot in a thermos overnight”. This sense of mateship shows that Billy and Old Bill are starting to feel that they belong. Other quotes: “In my bedroom reading” – Billy This quote
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What does it mean to be an Australian?Australia is home to 21 million Australians. They include Indigenous Australians who have dwelled here for thousands of years‚ the Anglo-Australians whose forefathers came on the first fleet a few centuries ago‚ and migrants from other countries who have just arrived recently. Being an Australian is very diverse‚ but all Australians share many similar issues and have common traits. The aspects Australians share include issues on the environment‚ issues on the
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Gallipoli- The Anzac legend Dion Freilich 10h The Anzac Legend is the source of the Aussie Fight and bravery that will live on for future generations to understand and to acknowledge their courage and bravery. Some would say The Anzac Legend all began when Britain declared they were in need of help and it was Australia’s duty to go to their aid. Australia tossed aside experience and opted for youth. There were big incentives to go. To travel and visit foreign places‚ economic reasons
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universal concept and this is clearly shown in Henry Lawson’s “Drover’s Wife” and “In a dry season”‚ along with related text‚ “Lamb” by Emma Freeman. The two short stories and short film convey the universal principle of persistence‚ hardship‚ and mateship and a subtle but prevalent emphasis on deceit through appearance to ensure survival in an unforgiving and harsh environment. In ‘The drover’s wife’ Lawson creates powerful images by employing distinctively visual language that enables the responder
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Ranau. The ill treatment of these remaining prisoners has also been used to support the characteristics of the ANZAC legend. The fall of Singapore is a significant moment in Australian history‚ and the courage‚ resourcefulness‚ selflessness and ‘mateship’ shown by Australian prisoners of war supports characteristics of the ANZAC legend. 1 King‚ J 2011‚ Great Battles in Australian History‚ 2nd edn‚ Allen & Unwin‚ Crows Nest‚ New South Wales‚ Australia. 2 Hope‚ DA 2011 Fall of Singapore service
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World War 1 Assessment Task 1 Why did Australians enlist in the war (AIF)? Firstly‚ Australian soldiers (or any soldiers in general) enlisted in the war for nationalistic pride in the aftermath of Federation. Australians‚ young men in particular‚ wanted to support their newly-formed country and show "Mother England" that the country could stand on its own two feet. Soldiers in the AIF had many reasons to join in the war and fight Germany‚ one of which being a sense of duty to the Mother country
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The stereotypes or images of the typical ‘Aussie bloke’ (drinking hard‚ swearing‚ humour‚ anti- authoritarianism‚ slang‚ individuality and mateship) contradict the images of femininity‚ emotion and an ignorance of practical skills. A good example of this is the attempt Tick/Mitzi made to be masculine for his son with the iconic bush hat and outback clothes which actually disguises his real identity
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