2. What is Third
Culture?
Our textbook defines it as to
refer to a new culture that two
or more individuals from
different cultures can share that
is not merely the fusion of the
separate cultures but a new
coherent whole.
3. Another use of the term third culture has
been to refer to children in expatriate
families who reside outside of their
home culture for years at a time.
4. Research has found that third-culture kids are seen to be more self confident,
flexible, active, and curious and to have greater bilingual ability.
5. What is Multiculturalism?
Multiculturalism is the presence of, or
support for the presence of, several
distinct cultural or ethnic groups within a
society.
6. Increased immigration
and international
terrorism and domestic
terrorism have led to
renewed pressures
against multiculturalism.
I.e. Boston Marathon
bombing and 9/11