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Mind Map by Serafina D, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Serafina D
almost 11 years ago
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Stereotypes and Prejudices
- Sunglass Analogy
- You see your culture wearing a sunglass. If you want to
know a knew culture, you have to take of your sunglasses
and put on the sunglasses of the new culture.
- You can not judge a culture based on your own standards
- You see your culture wearing a sunglass. If you want to
know a knew culture, you have to take of your sunglasses
and put on the sunglasses of the new culture.
- Iceberg Theory of Cultures
- visible tip
- You can see just some parts of a culture
- Cooking, Games, Fine Art, Music, Dancing,
Literatur, Cloth, Ideal of Beauty,architecture
- You can see just some parts of a culture
- invisible
- Parts you can not so on the first view. They lay under the water surface
- worldviews, Ideas of Governing, Relationship to Animals, Conception of
Justice, Incentives to Work, Theory of Diseas, Conception of Cleanliness,
Nature of Friendship, Roles in Relation to Age, Sex, Calss, Occupation,
Body Language, Social Interaction, etc.
- Parts you can not so on the first view. They lay under the water surface
- visible tip
- Stereotypes about British culture
- Food and drinking
- Brits only eat fish and chips. Not true,
they have a varied and healty diet.
- Brits only eat roast beef. Roast dinners are still
very popular, but are restricted to Sundays
- Now: many restaurants in Birtain = reflects the cahnge
of eating habits in Britain (Thai, Chines, Indian, Italien)
- British people drink lots of tea: Ture, many british
people do this
- Brits only eat fish and chips. Not true,
they have a varied and healty diet.
- Social customs
- Reputation for being very polite: quite true (there are also people qho
choose not to bee respectful). Saying "please" ans "thank you" is normal
- British people que up for everything in public: ture!
- all British people speak the Queen's English: not true!
People speak with a regional accent and use a dealect
- humour is very important: ture! british people use a
specific type of humour, based one sarcasm and irony
- Reputation for being very polite: quite true (there are also people qho
choose not to bee respectful). Saying "please" ans "thank you" is normal
- Free time
- British people go often to pubs: ture! Pubs are
still important for the British to socialise and
for drinking
- They love football and cricket: ture, but they also like rugby,
tennis, horse racing and Formula 1 motor racing. Sport is very
important to them and a basis of conversations
- British people go often to pubs: ture! Pubs are
still important for the British to socialise and
for drinking
- Food and drinking
- Alpine Pride
- Stereotypes about Autrian: having a talent for improvisation, not
following plans, beeing light-footed, showing off, being theatrical, more
extroverted, culivated, polyglot
- Stereotypes about Germans: being more accurate, thorogh, fromal,
punctual and dependable, keeping promises, being penny-pinching,
inflexible, loud, less polite, more blunt, have little sense of humour
- Differences: Austrians ignor timetables. Austrian give private matter the highest priority. Austrian like to celebrate
achievements. Feedback is important for Austrians. Austrian managers search for harmony and consensus. Personal
relationships at work are more important for Austrians. Austrians are less likely to follow rules.
- Stereotypes about Autrian: having a talent for improvisation, not
following plans, beeing light-footed, showing off, being theatrical, more
extroverted, culivated, polyglot
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