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    Second Writing Assignment Being a traveler and reading The Tourist: A New Theory of the Leisure Class you get an outsiders perspective on the economic, political, and cultural aspects of other cultures. This allows you the reader to connect with or identify yourself through the traveling experience.   MacCannell makes it very clear that creating and restoring tourists’ destinations, promoting certain experiences, and offering every tourist their own idea of history. It helps create an economy of

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    The Fugees Team Analysis

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    small, mostly white town outside of Atlanta began to change dramatically in the 1990’s when they began to receive refugees from all over Africa and the Middle East, causing conflicts between the newcomers and the older Clarkston residents when their cultures collided and they struggled to overlook their differences. However, one woman, Luma Mufleh, who had grown up in Jordan, decided to form an all refugee soccer team, called the Fugees, which gave kids a chance to overcome their past hardships and the

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    Armenian Cilician kingdom represents a rare instance of a “transcultural” and global society that began to include aspects of European culture during the time of the First Crusade. The definition of transculturation is an important way to understand the nexus of human groups, which were able to be move about freely in a typically geographically isolated region of southern Europe. For instance, Ortiz defines the example of Cuba as part of an epicenter of transcultural exchanges, which define the complex

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    Atticus Finch Influences

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    One of the most profound influences on a person is the culture they grew up in. A person’s culture influences almost every aspect of their life, from the most important memories in their childhood to the very things they say years later, as adults, even if they no longer live in that culture. A prime example of this in the novel Go Set a Watchman is Atticus Finch, especially near the beginning, when most readers would still see him as above these influences, and again later when his motives become

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    emphasis on local folk culture. But wait! Isn't that appropriating Mexican culture? No. Cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation. Two very different terms that many individuals have yet to comprehend. It’s understandable, it can be daunting trying to figure out how to please everyone or at a minimum not offend anyone. The difference between the two is not always clear. There is a very thin line to walk on. It is not wrong to wear clothing or eat food from cultures different from your own

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    the river people. In relation, Head did experience a childhood (1937 - 1986) around people that she had to listen to without much bother; newly liberated southern Africa (once convincing and dreamlike (The Norton Anthology)). Her education level excel as she became a teacher within her zone. Similarly, her education was seemingly in the southern potion of Africa where the white acquire a ‘better’ education, as compared to the inferior blacks whom

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    the jukebox baby.” - (Joan Jett). "Still like that old time Rock & Roll. That kind of music just soothes the soul, I reminisce about the days of old, with that old time Rock & Roll.” - (Bob Segar). Music has always been an integral part of American culture. Music is the art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion (Oxford Dictionary). People of any race, age, social class, intelligence, etc. can enjoy music that is a popular form

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    Who doesn’t love food? With there being a lot of different cultures around the world, comes their amazing food. Most cultures center their activities on food and celebrate many things with it. Now days you can find a variety of ethnic foods in every country. A few of the most popular ethnic cuisines are Mexican, Italian, and Chinese. Since there are a variety of cultures, we have an array of ethnic cuisines, with the best being Mexican. Mexican cuisine uses bold and exciting flavors. Chilies are

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    a phenomenal way. As discussed in the class, one of the ways in which we can internalize and understand people and their cultures better is through developing a diversity consciousness. The benefits of increasing a public organization’s diversity consciousness is life changing and life giving because the process allows employees the opportunity to examine other people’s cultures, to develop interpersonal skills with alike and different people, and to comprehend various viewpoints and be aware of other

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    Part one How should someone interpret another culture that they are not familiar with? In the study of cultural anthropology there are two terms in which an individual can formulate an opinion on a new cultural setting. The first is ethnocentrism, which is defined by anthropologist as the belief that one’s own way is correct. (Shchultz and Lavenda:2013 28) There are numerous accounts of this ideology throughout history which has resulted into some of worst human acts that were ever committed. When

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