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    applying the theories of Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner (2012) on cultural diversity within a global business context to the situation in question. This paper is limited to their thoughts on “How we accord status” as their framework provides a holistic view on the different aspects of status‚ which help to understand the “clash of cultures” e.g. those in the Ellen Moore case: On the one hand co-manager of the project‚ Jack Kim‚ has recently achieved a Ph.D. from a leading US university. However

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    The Story Cinderella Through a Marxist’s Eye In a Marxist view‚ a capitalistic society equates economic status to social status. The story of Cinderella by Charles Perrault highlights a number of these views. Cinderella’s stepfamily longingly desired to keep their social standing. They are willing to but Cinderella into poverty by making her their slave. By doing so‚ they ensure their social and economic standing. The prince has a similar need to keep his high-class standing but requires a bride

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    The Sons veto

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    Hardy places the social status and subsequent classes at the forefront of his short story‚ "the Son’s Veto". Status and class‚ and therefore society’s perception of one the‚ shape the plot and more importantly‚ the character’s actions‚ reactions and thought processes in this short story. Primarily‚ Mr Twycott is acutely aware of the implications of a decision and its affects on one’s class in relation to society’s perception. His proposal to Sophy was not the norm or status quo of the time and thus

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    apartheid. David loses his job at the university which means he loses everything that is important to him at the time‚ including his status‚ and his dignity. After losing his status he choses to live with his daughter‚ Lucy‚ who lives in a small house helping her a dog kennel‚ which is a huge change for David. Ever since he moves in with Lucy he struggles to regain the status he once had. It is difficult for him to cope with the social change David in the beginning of the book is considered to be naive

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    Introduction The idea of initiating land reform programs in Philippines can be traced back to 1963. The enactment of the Republic Act (RA) 3844‚ Section 49‚ better known as the Agricultural Land Reform Code emphasized on the foundation of an organization called the Land Authority.Established on 8th August 1963‚ the Land Authority was endowed with the responsibility of implementing the Republic Act 3844 policies. To hasten up the other activities associated with the land reform programs in Philippines

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    Who would have imagined it? After years on top‚ Nike suddenly looks like a world-class marathoner who‚ in midrace‚ questions whether he’s got what it takes to keep on running. Nike’s symptoms of distress: a global glut of shoes‚ flat sales in key markets‚ and declining profits. Moreover‚ the global brand champ that captured its own winning corporate mindset with the "Just do it" ad slogan has a new pitch‚ "I can"--to which investors seem to be retorting‚ "No‚ you can’t." Losing faith‚ they have knocked

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    character’s shoes and doing certain things the character herself/himself would do in different situations. These activities helped us to become the character required and to portray its life of different status and situations. We learned this from using cards that was to represent the different social status and were to use these ranks to imitate their physical appearance‚ body language‚ and movement. Then we got in to groups and created a performance including 3 different social statuses from high to low

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    numerous influences; some small like your favorite toy‚ sometimes more drastic like life and death. One individual influences cannot form an identity but a network of multiple influence branching off our names can. One of the main branches is our status: class‚ ethnicity‚ gender‚ job‚ nationality‚ race and religion are a few of the connected branches. This describes how we are presented by a general stereotype. Being a boy for example they are suppose to like sport and action but that does not truly

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    the cockfight as a method for representing the hierarchical relations among people within the community‚ as well as a self-expression of community identity as a whole. Using a functionalist approach Geertz explains that‚ “the cockfight reinforces status discrimination …that it provides a metasocial commentary upon the whole matter of assorting human beings into fixed hierarchal ranks and then organizing the major part of collective existence around that assortment. Its function‚ if you want to call

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    within the Capulet household. The formal language of the Capulet’s and the freely spoken language of the Nurse effectively conveys their high and middle social status. The Capulet’s high social class in the play’s society can be revealed through their use of formal language. The Capulet’s use of formal language unmasking their social status can be seen when examining the following quote. “[Lady Capulet] Nurse‚ where’s my daughter? Call her forth to me”(1 . 3 . 109). In this quote from ’Romeo and

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