And now, for the last two bricks in the wall. By the way, have you been thinking about how these bricks play a role in global communication?
A stereotype generally has the following pattern:
All people in a certain group have a certain characteristic or set of characteristics.
If you were looking for clip art for "Native Americans" and all that you found were images like the top two images above, would this be an example of stereotyping? How? Use the definition. How does the bottom image break the stereotype? What exactly is the stereotype?
How do you tear down this brick?
All people in a certain group have a certain characteristic or set of characteristics.
If you were looking for clip art for "Native Americans" and all that you found were images like the top two images above, would this be an example of stereotyping? How? Use the definition. How does the bottom image break the stereotype? What exactly is the stereotype?
How do you tear down this brick?
Generally speaking, a person who is ethnocentric thinks the ways of his or her people are the best and the ways of other groups are negative, backwards or inferior. "Eating with chopsticks is stupid," they might say.
Ask me about "Zhong Guo."
Watch the following images.
How do you "tear down" this brick?
How do all these bricks play a role in global communication? How do they fit into our discussion of global communication?
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