Tiểu Luận Giao Tiếp Giữa Các Nền Văn Hóa
Tiểu Luận Giao Tiếp Giữa Các Nền Văn Hóa
Tiểu Luận Giao Tiếp Giữa Các Nền Văn Hóa
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
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HA NOI,2018
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CATEGORY
I. Cross culture…………….……………….……..3
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5. The differences from family……………….…….20
6. The differences from habits and
customs………...21
I. CROSS CULTURE
1.What is 'Cross Culture'?
Cross culture can refer to a company's initiatives to increase
understanding of different groups, develop effective
communication or marketing efforts to reach out to customers
and clients outside its traditional market. Methods of cross culture
are intended to strengthen the interaction of people from different
backgrounds in the business world and is a vital issue in
international business.
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managers in a professional setting or how would a pat on the back
be interpreted in China compared the United States. For example,
everyday experiences, even those that may seem trivial, can be
vastly different in various cultures. Accepting a business card
from a Japanese businessperson, for example, is more ceremonial
in Japanese culture than it is in American culture. When accepting
a business card, the person receiving it in Japan is expected to
take it with both hands and review it to show respect. The person
presenting the card will bow and present the card with both
hands. This may seem strange in the United States, as cards are
usually exchanged freely, but understanding this can help those in
Japan to avoid showing disrespect. Likewise, understanding this
can help Japanese businesspeople to not feel disrespected if their
American counterparts are less ceremonial about taking their
business cards.
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employee must learn the language and culture of those around
him and vice-versa. Cross culture initiatives can be more difficult
to implement if an employee is acting in a managerial capacity;
someone in a leadership position who cannot effectively
communicate with or understand his employees' actions can lose
credibility. In an ever-expanding global economy, cross culture
and adaptability will continue to be important factors in the
business world.
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Cross-cultural communication, a field of study that looks at
how people from differing cultural backgrounds
communicate
Any of various forms of interactivity between members of
disparate cultural groups
The discourse concerning cultural interactivity, sometimes
referred to as cross-culturalism
2. Cross-cultural studies
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cultural capacity" gives an "evolutionary thrust" to the
imagination.
3.Cross-cultural theatre
3.1. Companies
International Centre for Theatre Research
The Bridge Stage of the Arts
TheatreWorks (Singapore)
Darpana Academy of Performing Arts
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3.2. Plays and theatre pieces
Homebody/Kabul by Tony Kushner
Indian Ink by Tom Stoppard
Madame Butterfly (1900) by David Belasco
Miss Saigon
The Mahabharata by Peter Brook
When to talk;
What to say;
Pacing and pausing;
The art of listening;
Intonation;
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What is conventional and what is not in a language;
Degree of indirectness;
Cohesion and coherence.
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one's surroundings while a western philosopher like Plato
emphasizes specific goals one should strive for in discovering
what is true and real in life.
Innate morality
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In his dialogue of Phaedrus, Plato poses the question, "What is
good, and what is not good? Need we ask anyone to tell us these
things?" His mentor, Socrates (the main character in Phaedrus, as
in the majority of Plato's works) asks this question of his comrade
Phaedrus regarding the quality of writing. In Plato's view, a
person already knows what is good because that person will
respond innately to the quality of goodness in the writing and will
also respond to the concept of goodness in one's life. In this same
way, Wang Yangming advocates for the supremacy of intuition in
moral matters. Wang would agree with Plato that anyone can
recognize what is good and not good regarding morality.
The definition like the Eastern culture and the Western culture
seems to have the same origin. If speak in the simple words, the
Eastern culture means Asia and the Western culture means
Europe and the USA. These cultures were developed together for
some time, but after some time they are really different. They can
have some the same features, but also, they are really different
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The Western culture is the culture of the Europe and the USA,
which contains from the dynamic lifestyle, development in the
countries and a lot of new technologies, which were developed.
The Eastern culture is not developed very quickly. You can see,
that there are the traditions, which were presented even 100, 200
or even more years ago. At the same time, the Western culture is
developed every day. You can see a lot of changes and a lot of new
things, which are added to it every day.
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The West tries to find more information about this world, but
the East does not like a lot of modern technologies.
The people from the West are the masters of the nature, but the
people from the West live in the nature, they are together with it.
People from the West can show their point of view directly, in a
few words. They do not use very long sentences and words, but at
that time, people from the East like to use such constructions and
some citations. Sometimes, it is very difficult to understand each
other for peoples, that belong to the different cultures.
For the Western culture, the person is on the first place, but if
we compare it with the Eastern culture, there the person is not on
the first place. You will see, that here, people live for the others,
but in the Western culture, people should live for themselves only.
It can be the funny fact, but there is also the difference in the
mood and the weather in these cultures. If there is the sunny
weather, all people will be glad, but the people from the East will
be glad even if there is the rain, at that time, when the people from
the West will not be so happy.
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If we would like to check the life of the older people in these
cultures, it can be in this way. The old people in the West spend
their free time with animals or traveling, but the people in the
East try to spend a lot of their free time with their children,
families and relatives. It is because of the fact, that people value
the family traditions a lot of the East. The detailed information
you can find in the importance of family essay.
If people went abroad, you can notice, that people from the
West just look everything and try to visit every famous place. At
the same time, people from the East have a lot of cameras and try
to film everything they see.
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If we compare the meals, it is possible to see, that people from
the West like eating different east food, at that time, when the
people from the East like to eat the European cuisine.
All of you know, that people from the West cannot imagine their
life without coca cola. They can drink it every day. But at the same
time, the famous drink between the people from the East is tea.
They have a lot of sorts and it is possible to purchase this product
in the shop. The prices are high, but you can be sure, that you are
drinking the real tea.
East Asians also have many religions, such as; Shinto, Taoism,
Confucianism, and another form of Buddhism. Taoism focuses on
love, moderation, and humility in everyone who seeks to achieve
enlightenment. Shinto focuses on divination, spirit possession, and
the healing power of faith. Confucianism is based on merit,
nobility, and rituals. Typically, Eastern religions are polytheistic,
meaning that there is more than one God that is worshipped by
the people.
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Some of the religions that are practiced in the Western world
include Christianity, Catholicism, Puritanism, Protestantism,
Judaism, and Evangelicalism. The locations these religions are
practiced depends upon their historical impact by followers of
particular religions. Western religions are not driven so much by
certain principles and ideals, rather everyday good and bad
behavior to reach Heaven.
Where I live, in the UK, people are often encouraged to move out
when they hit adulthood. We are propelled to either start focusing
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on our own future or go explore the world around us. Basically,
when we hit eighteen, our parents are ready for a long-awaited
break.
There are many festivities throughout the year where feasts and
family gatherings are the focus. When a woman gets married, she
will go and live with the husband’s family, not like in the UK
where you move out to your own house, just the two of you. The
mother of the husband takes a big role in helping raise the kids.
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So if you are asking a question no less vague than "what are
people like?" If you want productive answers, you'd fare better
comparing a specific custom or a habit between two states or sub-
regions.
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