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    Political Cartoon Analysis

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    makes one wonder if there can truly be a cultural exchange where both cultures see the other as equal. This idea that we can freely exchange ideas and culture‚ without any ethnocentric attitudes has been proven to be false‚ through imperialism‚ and eurocentrism. Even though the writer is trying to show the positive aspects of globalization‚ the writer words it in a way that sounds like everyone has potential to benefit from it‚ however‚ globalization has severely affected third-world countries. Places

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    Introduction It’s always hard to write that first sentence in an essay so the way i look at it is‚ i always define the topic and what it is. In this case we are looking at cultural bias.Here define individualistic vs collectivist‚ ethnocentric and eurocentrism. These are examples of Theoritical Bias. Individualistic is a term used by psychologists to describe alot of western cultures where a culture emphasises the importance of an indivudal wheras collectivist cultures (who are more specifically

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    The Myth of Continents‚ or How our Grade-School Teachers Distorted the Truth How many continents are there? It seems like a simple enough question‚ and most of us who grew up in the United States during the second half of the twentieth century come prepared with a pat answer to which we give little thought: “There are seven continents: North America‚ South America‚ Europe‚ Asia‚ Africa‚ Australia‚ and Antarctica. Next question‚ please.” The official flag of the Olympic games‚ however‚ displays

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    Colonialism In 1492

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    In the argument that capitalism was the gift of European colonialism in the Americas in 1492: The Debate on Colonialism‚ Eurocenterism‚ and history we determine that before 1492‚ Africa and Asia were equally as advanced and progressive as Europe. Also that the development of Europe beginning in 1492 and subsequently resulted from colonialism and the quality of capitalizing contributions. With enlightenment of the argument that Capitalism was the gift of European Colonialism in the Americas‚ Blaut

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    In Things Fall Apart‚ Chinua Achebe intends to inform readers about the values and ethics of being an African during a period of Eurocentrism. Many European and Western nations were focused on “discovering” new land to seize‚ many using “gold‚ god‚ and glory” to further excuse the dehumanization of people and cultural genocide. Specifically‚ religion plays a powerful role by shedding light on a single ideology which creates a division amongst groups of people‚ thereby destroying the customs of the

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    Li Bingjie Professor Zhang Zaixin Subject: Term paper for Reading the Short Story in English 28 June 2011 A Post-colonial Analysis of the Short Story Mr. Know-All and the Film Man-to-Man Race has been a fundamental concept in the world literature of all times. Racism‚ under which race-related issues are mostly discussed‚ involves the belief in racial differences‚ which acts as a justification for non-equal treatment‚ or discrimination‚ of members of that race. The term can have varying and

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    Aphra Behn- Oroonoko; or‚ the Royal Slave (1688) Oroonko; or the Royal Slave is considered the first antislavery novel‚ in which Aphra Behn illustrates the value of her protagonist‚ Prince Oroonoko‚ and depicts the general point of view towards the slaves. However‚ this analysis only deals with an extract of the novel‚ presenting the purpose of the narrator‚ in this case I would say Aphra Behn‚ and the description of the protagonist. Now‚ in order to find out who the narrator is‚ recognizing

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    Africa 10 A frica lies south of Europe and southwest of Asia. Geographically it is about three times the size of the United States‚ excluding Alaska and Hawaii. At its northeast corner is Egypt‚ which is connected to the Sinai Peninsula—and hence to the Asian continent by a very narrow strip of land. This is the only spot where Africa touches another continent; otherwise‚ it is surrounded by water. The Mediterranean Sea separates it from Europe in the north; the Red Sea and Gulf of

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    politics. Post-colonialism became part of international relations in the 1990s and is therefore a relatively young approach. It did not start as a branch of international relations‚ but it challenges the basis of IR theories and in particular the “eurocentrism” of the IR theories. The main idea of post-colonialism is that it refuses the idea that nation-states are always the key actors in international relations and it rather focuses on the view on events from colonized parts of the world instead of

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    1 CHAPTER 10: THE WORLD SYSTEM AND COLONIALISM I. Introduction A. Truly isolated societies do not exist today (and probably have never existed). B. The modern world system refers to a world in which nations are economically and politically interdependent. II. The World System A. The world system and the relations between the countries within that system are shaped by the world capitalist economy. B. The increasing dominance of international trade during and after the 15th century led to

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