Step One: My domain of everyday life is WORKING. I am specifically looking at career Identity and the interesting way people categorise humans based on their occupation, and how this can in turn effect who the person believes they can be.
I am nervous that having to choose cross-cultural examples might be a little challenging here, as I am really more interested in cross-occupational examples instead, but hopefully I can tie the two together.
Step Two:
Search the eHRAF Collection of Ethnography database (check
website for link) for two cross-cultural accounts of this domain of
everyday life.
Your examples can be related to any people, places, activities, objects and/or values, but they must come from cultures other than your own and they must be related to how words are used in that context.
This is where I'm at now, I need to research and find some information...
In terms of choosing two experiments from the textbook, I have chosen Exploration 14# as one I'd like to do, and I am still looking for another one to link back.
So I need to get my A into G!
Your examples can be related to any people, places, activities, objects and/or values, but they must come from cultures other than your own and they must be related to how words are used in that context.
This is where I'm at now, I need to research and find some information...
In terms of choosing two experiments from the textbook, I have chosen Exploration 14# as one I'd like to do, and I am still looking for another one to link back.
So I need to get my A into G!
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