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Anthropology Reaction Paper Research Paper
Anthropology
Ethnocentrism
Anthropologists consistently strive to understand different cultures and the way people think, act, and feel. Some experience these cultures through field studies by living amongst the people, allowing them to study and act like one of them. For others, this involves studying historical content and observing the people from a higher vantage point. This technique…
Avoiding Cross-Cultural Miscommunication
Communication
Ethnocentrism
Memorandum To: Executive Management From: (kindly fill this part) Subject: Avoiding Cross-Cultural Miscommunication Understanding culture is an essential part in every company. It is also a crucial part in every organization in understanding the members of the organization with their cultural differences. A company must be able to come across borders and overcome cultural diversity…
Commentary and Analysis of Susan Griffin’s Our Secret
Secret
Self-image
World War 2 wasn’t just a war, it was a wake-up call. The people of the world were confronted with the face of true evil and had to accept the harsh reality that our fellow man can commit atrocities beyond comprehension. The events of the war not only cause us to gasp in horror, but…
Selfishness: A misunderstood Reality
Reality
Selfishness
In the essay “The Unselfishness Trap” by Harry Browne and “The Objective Basis of Morality” by Thomas Nagel, two contrasting views on the morality of selfishness are presented. According to Browne, sacrificing one’s own happiness for others is the best way to bring happiness to people. Conversely, Nagel argues that our moral values should be…
Interaction between Cultures and their Consequences Short Summary
Culture
Ethnocentrism
The Huaorani people in the Ecuadorian Amazon have firsthand experience of enduring the negative effects of foreigners interacting with their culture. Throughout history, two foreign groups, oil companies and missionaries, invaded their land and severely disrupted their way of life. Joe Kane’s book Savages recounts the Huaorani people’s efforts to defend their land and traditional…
Costco Company Strategy
Costco
Ethnocentrism
Costco is a membership-only warehouse club based in the United States. Costco was formed in 1983 and as of August 2018, Costco Wholesale had nearly 800 warehouses worldwide with over 200 warehouse stores outside the U.S. These included 100 locations in Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, Spain, Iceland, and France. Revenue…
Smoking and Pregnancy: The Risks of Secondhand Smoke
Ethnocentrism
Structure
Fathers who smoke around pregnant mothers are outing their unborn children at risk. The results can lead to a miscarriage, stillbirth or octopi pregnancy. The effects on the baby depends on the mother’s exposure to the smoke. Women’s Health Initiative reports a range of 17% to 61% depending on the outcome. When pregnant, it is…
The World Without an Education
Education
Self-image
In today’s society many students experience obstacles, troubles, andfailure. However, the obstacles, troubles, and failure derive from ourirresponsible schools and families. When people think about schools in oursociety they perceive it to be a non-challenging atmosphere. Some studentsdiscover school to be very hard and mind boggling, when other studentsperceive school to be the worst thing…
Body Modification in the Mursi Culture
Body Modification
Ethnocentrism
Body modification is a practice employed in cultures across the globe as an identifying characteristic of the culture to which an individual belongs. As the world is becoming more interconnected through globalization, the reasons for practicing body modification are impacted. This essay will seek to analyze how the Mursi practice of wearing lip-plates has been…
Intercultural Communication Values and Challenges Throughout Indonesia
Ethnocentrism
Intercultural Communication
The idea of communicating effectively nationwide is an appealing concept, although many do not consider the differences that occur between the cultures and how to be respectful of them. James Neuliep described culture in three parts: an indefinable group of people, similar values and beliefs, and verbal and nonverbal ques. This definition helps one to…