Compare and contrast cultural myopia with cultural relativism. Provide an example of how you can be more "we-oriented" than "me-oriented" when you meet someone from a different culture
What will be an ideal response?
Cultural myopia refers to perceiving one's own culture as superior to other cultures and having a very narrow or shortsighted view of cultures other than your own, whereas cultural relativism values the
importance of a broader worldview that encompasses different cultures as merely being different and
not judging them as inferior because of their differences.
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b. talk about how your region of birth or your ethnic heritage shapes your use of language. c. soften the accent associated with your dialect if that accent hinders understanding. d. define terms that are unfamiliar to your audience.
The type of seating arrangement in which the rows of seats are arranged facing the speaker is called a _______ arrangement
a. theater b. lunchroom c. classroom d. round-table
Arguments are claims supported by evidence and reasons for
accepting them. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Pacanowsky has noted that values derive from
A. the stories we share B. moral knowledge C. the culture in which we live D. our private interactions with others