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    Culture Through Icebergs

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    Examining Culture through “Icebergs” Have you ever thought of an iceberg to be more than a sheet of rock floating in an artic sea? According to the theory of cultural icebergs’‚ icebergs have much more meaning in the analysis of humans and their own cultural values and beliefs. Culture can be defined by what it is not; meaning one culture sees another cultures culture by the differences in the two. A cultural iceberg takes all of the things that makes up a certain culture and organizes them into

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    Fortunately‚ for families living in the Stuarts Draft‚ Virginia‚ area‚ James F. Hutchens DDS is a family-owned practice that understands how to make kids feel comfortable in the dentist’s chair. For more than 55 years‚ James F. Hutchens DDS has been providing family dentistry services. At Dr. James F. Hutchens’ dental office‚ your child’s first visit won’t be a scary one. Here are some steps the dentists at James F. Hutchens DDS recommend for preparing your child for their first dental visit. Model

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    Culture Iceberg Theory

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    The Culture Iceberg Theory‚ a theory that gives people a view of the most important part of a person‚ the inside. Just like an iceberg‚ people are on only able to see 1/7 of the iceberg (the top). The culture of a human acts strikingly similar‚ 1/7 of a human being gets seen by others. 6/7s under the water‚ the bottom of the iceberg displays the elements of who the person truly represents. Most people overlook the inside of a human being. They tend to make harsh judgements based off the outside of

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    The Iceberg Theory summary This theory was created by Hemingway and was called The Iceberg Theory. According to Hemingway‚ the stories could be written through succinct words‚ distinct images‚ plentiful emotion and profound thought. In this theory‚ the writer omits items‚ facts or descriptions that are obvious or are already stated by symbols‚ images‚ metaphors‚ similes‚ or some other figures of speech leaving the reader to think‚ imagine‚ understand and create his own point of view. The main

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    Our Iceberg is melting

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    Our Iceberg is Melting is a story of penguins who are very comfortable with their present existence until a curious penguin named Fred discovered one day as result of curiosity that their iceberg was melting. The iceberg was the foundation of the penguins’ existence and without it they would perish. Fred had the courage to inform Alice who is a member of the Leadership Council about condition of the iceberg. Alice was a penguin who got things done and would listen to Fred. Fred had the opportunity

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    published Emily Hutchens article‚ “The Law Never Forgets: An Analysis of the Elephant Poaching Crisis‚ Failed Policies‚ and Potential Solutions‚” focuses on the threat of elephant populations‚ failure to ban illegal poaching and trading‚ and possible solutions. Hutchens also points out the reason for why poaching has increased so much. The author provides a background information on the legal trading way back to the 1970s and 1980s and how poaching started to increase again in 2013. Hutchens described

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    Top Ten Reasons To Be A Doctor: 10. Independence - No matter what happens on the larger public policy and procedure scale with guidelines and mandates‚ when it comes to decisions regarding a patient’s care‚ it will always be the one-on-one interaction between the patient and the doctor that will ultimately decide the best approach for care for an individual patient. 9. Respect - The title "Doctor of Medicine" still carries weight in our society. With that respect‚ however‚ comes significant

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    living standards‚ beliefs‚ or religious spectrum are what defines who we are as individuals‚ group‚ or nationality of people. Furthermore‚ Iceberg represents the core values of a person‚ the good‚ bad‚ and the ugly. Second‚ emotional character or the person’s essence is the underlying of a person or the iceberg theory what’s below the surface. Granted‚ iceberg or the tip of a person is how they speak‚ look‚ representation of their culture or what you can physically see or touch. Undoubtedly‚ to know the

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    A concept I recently learned about is the Iceberg Metaphor of the unconscious mind. In this metaphor‚ the small bit of the iceberg that is visible above the water represents the conscious mind‚ or the part of the mind used for analyzing and making decisions based on information that is brought from the unconscious (or rises spontaneously). The large‚ massive part of the iceberg UNDER the water‚ however‚ represents the subconscious‚ or unconscious part of the mind. This part of the mind controls

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    creatures‚ whom he views as prisoners of primitive instincts and powers‚ which we can barely control. He states that our purpose is to control these instincts and powers. Freud explained these concepts by comparing the human spirit to an iceberg. The visible part of the iceberg (spirit) is the conscious part‚ which consists of everything we know and remember and the thinking processes through which we function. The unconscious part is made up of everything we have ever learned or experienced‚ including

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