Challenge 5





 1. Photo of your personal pie chart

 


2. Photo of the group concept map



3. List of your personal choice of 3-7 concepts

  • Heterophobia:
In the medical community, heterophobia means fear of the opposite sex.
The social sciences heterophobia means fear of people or things that are different.
From a sociocultural perspective is similar to racism, ethnocentrism and xenophobia. It is the rejection, exclusion or discrimination to any minority social group: religious, ethnic, sexual, racial, etc.

Heterophobia is also the fear and confusion to the other, fear is expressed as fear of the unknown.
It is fear and hatred against the other, different, strangers, outsiders, people who come into our circle of identification.

  • Community:
 A community is a group of individuals who have things in common (language, customs, values​​, tasks, world view, age, geography, social status, roles)

Usually a community creates a common identity by the differentiation of other groups or communities (signs or actions) and is shared and developed for her members.
Generally, a community has a need or a common goal, such as the common good


  •  Nuclear family:
A group of relatives comprised of parents, usually father, mother and children.



  • Nationalism:
A doctrine or philosophy gives own and distinct entity to a territory and his citizens, and it has these values​​: wellness, preservation of the characteristics of identity, independence, glory and loyalty to the nation itself.

  • Minority:
 A group of minority human population has their own beliefs and customs, and this allows to identify her members betwen all the inhabitants of the community. These differences are usually ethnic, religious, linguistic or more generally, social and cultural.


  • Paradox:
It's an idea opposed to the mainstream or true sentence
It is an idea apparently true but really is a logical contradiction or a situation contrary to common sense. It uses contradictory statements.


  • Ideology:
 Is the set of ideas about the reality of society (economic, social, political, cultural, moral, religious), and they want their conservation (conservative ideologies), processing (revolutionary, reformist ideologies) or restoration of a system previously existing (reactionary ideologies.)


4. Your CV or a video presenting yourself (cf. Global 3000)

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Cultural identity is the sense of group identity or culture, or an individual who is affected by his belonging to that group or culture.

I think everyone has a sense of belonging to his birthplace, where they live (because in this place we have our family and friends).
When a person travels abroad never forget their roots and I do not think that this person is ashamed to tell his nationality. From a psychological and sociological view, everyone should feel accepted in a group, they should know they belong to a group and with this they can craer their own personality and way of life.
I think that cultural identity is very important in the lives of people, but I do not think this word is opposed to the word “cultural hybridity”. I think that they may be linked.


In the other hand the hybrid culture is composed of elements from other cultures:  The process of integration formed by the interaction and the reconstruction of local cultures and is a mixture of elements from different societies.
Her characteristics are:
1.-It combines different elements.
2.-It´s in most cultures.
3.-It needs a process of adaptation.

I think that everyone is the product of a hybrid culture for her achievements and developments of thought. I think that one person can be spanish but in Spain there are a lot of cultures, so what happens? All people have his own culture, but all cultures are mixed.  Today they are no longer separate nations, ethnicities and classes, but there is a cultural mix of traditional and modern.