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The document discusses key concepts of identity and representation as they relate to being British Asian. It defines representation as the construction of aspects of reality, such as cultural identities, in various media. The document notes that cultural products like dress codes, languages, food and entertainment represent people's ethnicity and help them identify with their nationality and culture. Others then identify people through attributes like dress, speech and behavior.
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Introduction
An individual s culture refers to their personal ideas, customs, and social behaviour. It can be developed from aspects of their lives as well as individual experiences. Once these elements are understood this becomes a person s cultural awareness. Cultural awareness is vital as a foundation of communication and organisation between people of diverse cultures, this then develops into cultural intelligence. Cultural intelligence is understood as a person s capability to not only communicate but work and relate effectively in culturally diverse situations. Cultural self awareness is critically important in developing cultural intelligence this is because one must first understand themselves and their culture before they are able to learn and respect others. Global awareness of diversity has increased vastly with every new generation. This is due to many factors including growth, diversification, organization of cultures and building relationships.
Cultural Awareness
The complete diversity of the people in the world means that everyone we meet has their own culture. A person s culture refers to their ideas, customs, beliefs and their social behaviour. The term cultural awareness is defined as the initial foundation of communication between people of diverse cultures and it involves the ability to stand back from one s self to become aware of their own cultural values, beliefs, behaviours and perceptions. It explains why things are done a certain way, how the world is seen and why people react the way they do. Cultural awareness becomes central when we have to interact with people from other cultures (Quappe Can
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