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  • African American Culture Case

    African American Culture Case

    Racism is not a topic that is fresh to the African American culture. [Unfortunately], America faces a racial fracture whose severity is not sufficiently recognized (Brown). Years ago, in the late 1800’s, African Americans struggled to find their place in the world, following the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Considering slavery at that time, had just been abolished. “Several decades after the war, slavery’s demise had not brought about an integrated society” (Burghardt). Some people believe

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    Submitted: May 7, 2015 By: tx004665
  • Practice in Managing Cultures Have Changed in Post-Bureaucratic Era

    Practice in Managing Cultures Have Changed in Post-Bureaucratic Era

    In this essay, I am going to argue that the practice in managing cultures have changed in the post-bureaucratic era and how to distinguish from the bureaucratic era. In addition, I describe the influence of culture, in particular the significance of the organization and how those affected are changed over time. In section one, I explain the impact of content management organizational culture to be the first insight into the topic, expression of knowledge in

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    Submitted: October 17, 2015 By: Xinying Zhu
  • Cultural and Historical Impacts on Individuality

    Cultural and Historical Impacts on Individuality

    Abby Milner IGE 121- 05 Mr. Jian Winter Quarter 2015 17 March 2015 Prompt C Multicultural, historical and social awareness is important for IGE students to grow. You are encouraged to articulate, explore, identify, compare and contrast diverse cultural, social and historical values and perspectives as compared to your ideology and value system. How do they help you expand your critical thinking? As you study some non- Western readings from Asia, Middle East, Africa on

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    Essay Length: 737 Words / 3 Pages
    Submitted: November 3, 2015 By: abbymilnerr
  • Article Influence of Chinese Culture in Panama (spanish)

    Article Influence of Chinese Culture in Panama (spanish)

    Cultura y musica Según el articulo La influencia de la Cultura China en Panamá por el autor High Impact en la pagina web www.highimpactmediagrouppanama.com en la seccion de tradiciones, dice que esta comunidad tiene como particularidad durante las fiestas de año nuevo, conocidad tambien con el nombre de Fiesta de Primavera, cada vez que limpian la casa tienen como costumbre colocar papel rojo y canciones o estrofas de primavera en las paredes. Cada año colocan

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    Submitted: November 11, 2015 By: iarauzn
  • A Study on Icarus Legend in Greek Mythology and Its Cultural Influence

    A Study on Icarus Legend in Greek Mythology and Its Cultural Influence

    A Study on Icarus Legend in Greek mythology and its cultural influence Background/ the mythology Ancient Geek mythology, Icarus is the son of famous and remarkable craftsman Daedalus in Athens. While accepted the request from King Minos of Crete, Daedalus built Labyrinth near palace at Knossos to imprison the Minotaur, a half man, half bull monster born of his wife and the Cretan bull. When Theseus went to Crete to kill Minotaur, Daedalus gave Minos's

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    Submitted: November 22, 2015 By: wacsw
  • Human Connection Through Cultural Eras

    Human Connection Through Cultural Eras

    Human Connection Through Cultural Eras Human connection is what keeps relationships steady, emotions positive, and people sane. However, what are the consequences when this vital component of our lives disappears? The presence and absence of, as well as the search for, human connection can be explored through four different cultural eras: romanticism, realism, modernism, and postmodernism. Each period consists of unique views of human rational, emotion, and everyday life. This theme is further discussed in

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    Submitted: November 23, 2015 By: hellochloeo
  • Busi 472 - Efficacy of Monsanto’s Ethical Culture

    Busi 472 - Efficacy of Monsanto’s Ethical Culture

    CASE ASSIGNMENT 1 Case Assignment 1 BUSI 472 Liberty University Efficacy of Monsanto’s Ethical Culture In 1901, John F. Queeny in St. Louis, Missouri founded the company known as Monsanto. To fulfill the needs of today’s society, this company has renovated its products and services throughout the last century. Monsanto is a huge corporation, beginning as a chemical company at the turn of the twentieth century. From the “old” Monsanto’s foundation, they believed that chemicals

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    Essay Length: 1,340 Words / 6 Pages
    Submitted: December 2, 2015 By: McKayla Hoenshell
  • Warfare & Culture in World History

    Warfare & Culture in World History

    Warfare & Culture in World History LE300FDLA: War & Culture October 4, 2015 Abstract Warfare has played a significant part in not only the specific historical developments, many of which are well-known, of human history but have also impacted and affected cultures as well. It is particularly relevant given the expansion of various cultures in the 1800’s to review and appraise the manner in which certain wars and periods have represented watershed moments across society

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    Submitted: December 10, 2015 By: mwarren107275
  • Should the Writer Experience a Variety of People, Cultures and Situation to Produce Art? or Does Art Spring from the Solitary Power of Human Imagination?

    Should the Writer Experience a Variety of People, Cultures and Situation to Produce Art? or Does Art Spring from the Solitary Power of Human Imagination?

    Chelsea Cheriska Ms Cox Period 6 12/30/15 Essay Must the artist,(writer), experience a variety of people, cultures and situation to produce art? Or does art spring from the solitary power of human imagination? * What can we tell about the artist, (writer), from his/her work? * Should we see the artist,(writer), as removed from his/her work? Or * Should we see every work as autobiographical, as revealing something about the artist, (writer’s), individual experience? For

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    Submitted: January 3, 2016 By: nenei79
  • India’s Cultural Influence on the Changing Face of Innovation and Technology

    India’s Cultural Influence on the Changing Face of Innovation and Technology

    INDIA’S CULTURAL INFLUENCE ON THE CHANGING FACE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY Innovation and Technology a cultural changing face in India: Innovation and technology in this era are the quick moving like different ranges which requires a structure which is designed concentrating on yield. Innovation can't be anticipated however yet researchers are at work of looking into to get on to new advancements and developments. India is a developing economy which won the title of a

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    Submitted: January 9, 2016 By: ajaymadhavan
  • The Cultural Difference About Animal Idioms in English and Chinese

    The Cultural Difference About Animal Idioms in English and Chinese

    The Cultural Difference about Animal Idioms in English and Chinese Animals usually keep a close relation with human beings and influence human’s activity and development deeply. The close relation results in human complex feelings of like or dislike. Also, people often use animals to express their feelings. There are so many vocabularies of animals in both English and Chinese culture. Words usually reflect differences of culture. Because of the influence of history, custom, religion, belief

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    Submitted: February 25, 2016 By: Yi Cai
  • How Was Your Understanding of Cultural and Contextual Considerations in the Work Developed Through the Individual Oral?

    How Was Your Understanding of Cultural and Contextual Considerations in the Work Developed Through the Individual Oral?

    Reflective Statement How was your understanding of cultural and contextual considerations in the work developed through the individual oral? The essence of time and place was important and well-integrated into many of Szymborka’s poems. Making use of these two elements to help her portray the themes and main ideas of her poems was one of her effective techniques to allow her readers to better understand and appreciate her perspectives. The social and cultural context in

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    Submitted: March 30, 2016 By: Bryan Lee
  • Cultural Conflicts of 1920

    Cultural Conflicts of 1920

    Annabelle Corrales Mrs. Godinez AP US History P.5 4 April 2016 LEQ The 1920's, what we refer to today as "The Roaring Twenties" is usually described as being the era of jazz, dancing, partying, and good times for the most part. Throughout the past decades the image of the twenties that we should have has been altered and disillusioned. The twenties were a time of major social and political change. The citizens of America had

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    Submitted: April 10, 2016 By: applepie22222
  • Art 125 Week 1 Individual Assignment Pop Culture and the Arts Paper

    Art 125 Week 1 Individual Assignment Pop Culture and the Arts Paper

    Pop Culture and Arts Pop Culture and Arts Paper Pop Culture and the Arts – ARTS125 ________________ Pop Culture and Arts Art has many meanings since it can be expressed in many different forms. Many people have different definitions of art. Most people think that art is a drawing or painting but I think there is more to the concept of art. This paper will provide a personal definition of art, fine art, popular art,

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    Submitted: April 11, 2016 By: mmurdock65
  • Deontology and Cultural Relativism

    Deontology and Cultural Relativism

    Wu Deontology is better than Cultural Relativism As what determines the morality of actions became one of the controversial topics in ethics, there were two philosophical theories providing distinct normative claims. In the theory of Cultural Relativism, relative moral codes in different cultural societies lead to no objective “truth” in morality (Rachel 16). However, Deontology theory, based on Categorical Imperative, suggests people act only in conformance to universal law (Kant 108). Although I agree with

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    Submitted: April 13, 2016 By: zhuzhuzhuzhu
  • Hospitality Industry - Management of Organizational Culture

    Hospitality Industry - Management of Organizational Culture

    In this report the researcher aim to discuss the key elements, and management of organizational culture specific to the hospitality industry as well as how organizational culture can make an organization exceptional and incomparable to other organization. Organizational culture is the workplace environment from the interaction of employees. It is the behavior that subsidizes the uniqueness and psychological environment of a company (Greenberg 2011). Organization culture is a thought formed by values, norms guiding belief

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    Submitted: April 28, 2016 By: bebe101
  • The Australian Culture and Landmarks

    The Australian Culture and Landmarks

    The Australian Culture and Landmarks Twelve magnificent limestone formations call The Twelve Apostles lay on the Southwest coast of Victoria, Australia (Victoria1). These landmarks are called The Twelve Apostles. Interesting landmarks like The Twelve Apostles and of course Australia’s one of a kind culture not only make Australia fun, but it makes Australia interesting and informational. There are many cultural traditions and landmarks from the Sydney Opera House to the Great Barrier Reef that make

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    Submitted: May 2, 2016 By: sophbus
  • Islamic Civilization: Its Contributions to World Culture

    Islamic Civilization: Its Contributions to World Culture

    Islamic Civilization: Its Contributions to World Culture Although Islam is not the only civilization that has had a major impact on the world, it did contribute many things. Some of the fields that Muslim’s advanced includes science, art, literature, math, geography, history, and medicine. These achievements were extremely advanced for their time, and some of their developments, such as Algebra, are still being used today. While these achievements are all extremely important, there was one

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    Submitted: May 3, 2016 By: Solgan
  • Cultural Differences: Macro and Micro Leadership Style

    Cultural Differences: Macro and Micro Leadership Style

    Cultural Differences: Macro and Micro Leadership Style William Smith ORG 515 – Dynamics of Power in Organizations Colorado State University – Global Campus Dr. Jeffrey Zacko-Smith December 13, 2015   Cultural Differences: Macro and Micro Leadership Style Cultural differences often determine the style of leadership in global organizations. What may be an acceptable way to reward or punish an individual who works for a company in the United States could be the exact opposite for

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    Submitted: May 9, 2016 By: delljonesrealty
  • Anglo Saxon Culture

    Anglo Saxon Culture

    Anglo Saxon Culture Beowulf is an epic poem from the Anglo-Saxon period about a hero who takes on great challenges and adventures. The character Beowulf embodies the virtues of the Anglo-Saxon culture and beliefs. He embodies the traits of Anglo-Saxon society: strength, courage, and honor. Strength and physical appearance are essential to the Anglo-Saxon warrior. Beowulf is described as having the strength of "thirty men" in just one of his arms, and when he first

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    Submitted: May 16, 2016 By: natdirk
  • Flourishment of a Culture

    Flourishment of a Culture

    Changing your lifestyle is one of the most difficult tasks to do specially if those changes involve more people than just yourself. In newly discovered journals, Lauren Oya Olamina reveals the potential people have to completely shift a community’s culture to make beliefs such as Earthseed become the new hegemonic culture. Olamina is the leader of Earthseed; a religion that managed to take over the world. Originating in the 2020s after huge chaos struck California

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    Submitted: May 27, 2016 By: ruby25
  • Gilgamesh - the Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures

    Gilgamesh - the Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures

    Alysha Joseph English 2210 Dr. Robin Coffelt 28 April 2013 The Power of Sexuality in Ancient Cultures In the Epic of Gilgamesh, the role of sex illustrates the cultural milieu in which this ancient work was produced. Gilgamesh's treatment of young women leads his people to complain to the gods; this becomes the outset for his transition to adulthood. Enkidu's domestication by a prostitute reflects this society's treatment of sexuality as a powerful force. The

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    Submitted: September 18, 2016 By: REBECCA JOSEPH
  • Invisibility of Culture

    Invisibility of Culture

    Maldonado Page Roxana M. Maldonado Professor Susana Marcelo CAS 113A 19 September, 2016 Invisibility of Culture In today’s society, diversity is a common space that we all share. The U.S tends to be recognize for that, for its cultural diversity. As living in a country where people from all around to world lives, culture tends to be more complicated to explain. - What’s culture? - In the article Central American Identities, Douglas Carranza and Beatriz

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    Submitted: September 29, 2016 By: roxys2202
  • Creating a Learning Culture Through Training and Development

    Creating a Learning Culture Through Training and Development

    CREATING A LEARNING CULTURE THROUGH TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Creating a learning culture through training and development A perpetual competitive edge Park University Abstract Training and development are only instruments of a total learning environment that keeps a company in a perpetual motion of success and competitive advantage. The definition and characteristics of training contribute to a talented and confident workforce in today’s global economy. Several examples can be found on how and why companies develop,

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    Submitted: October 7, 2016 By: Bellus
  • The Moralization of Human Violence in Today’s Culture - When Are Violent Behavior and Actions Justified?

    Zayed Joe Zayed ENG-200 Professor Emigh-Murphy April, 17, 2016 The Moralization of Human Violence in Today’s Culture When are Violent Behavior and Actions Justified? The world today, is considered a dangerous place to live in. “Why though?”Is what many may ask. Their reasoning in to thinking the world is a safe place is legitimate. With phenomenal modern medicines, prestigious militaries, impressive technology, law and order in most to all nations, and above all being the

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    Submitted: October 18, 2016 By: jzayed

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