HUM215 Module 2 Assignment 2 Analyzing World Culture

Module 2 Assignment 2

HUM215  Diversity and World Cultures

Argosy University

The Cultural contrasts between the Japanese and Indians

The Japanese culture is based upon collective interest. The Japanese people always trust that they are a part of a gathering. The Japanese are constantly sensitive of how individuals consider them and are constantly reluctant to accomplish something new, autonomous, or diverse. The Japanese take it upon themselves that everybody is in lock-venture with each other. They want to consider themselves to be the victim when global reactions of Japanese positions mount, when exchange fictions develop. They generally communicate in meetings where all attendants are requested to express their views as well as assessment (The Japan FAQ, et al. 1997).

On the other side, India has a society which is extremely rich in its conventions and traditions and that keeps its people altogether. In Indian Cultural when one is entering a new house first house, the Hindu’s home warming service known as the Griha Pravesh is a ceremony performed. There are wedding traditions, for example, the ceremony of the declaration that the young lady girl and boy have discovered one another as a life partner and they will search no further for an existence accomplice. The family members of the young lady additionally visit that of the boy conveying gifts as well as blessings. Indians likewise love to observe Indian celebrations, for example, the Pongal, Id and Diwali. Each celebration has its own particular ceremonies and traditions like throwing and feasting colors, lighting lights, and fasting etc. The Indian folks as well as traditional dances include an extensive variety of antiquated moves. These moves and folks are vital to the lives of Indians since they are sources of cultural expression, emotional bonding, religion inspiration and entertainment (India child rearing, et al. 2011).

Portrayal of the videos which I watched

The Japanese motion picture is called Anbu Thozhi and is around a kid in a little town called Tamil Nadu who needs to wind up an artist in the Tamil film industry. While scanning for his new career, Prabhu goes to Chennai where he meets Pandya, they get to be companions and Pandya assists him with coping with life in the enormous city. Prabhu then meets a well-known chief who allows him to demonstrate his aptitudes in music. Prabhu then later falls in love with Yazhini on the grounds that she offered him some assistance with achieving his fantasy (Raj, Singaravelan, and Ravichandran, et al. 2007).

The Indian motion picture called the Chandni Bar is a motion picture around a town young lady called Mumtaz who moves to Mumbai with her uncle after her family was murdered in public uproars. The uncle later convinced her to end up a bar young lady since they were poor. One day her uncle got smashed and raped Mumtaz. She then went and informed Potiya Sawant regarding what her uncle did to her then Potiya chose to slaughter the uncle and later married Mumtaz. She then left the bar and was staying at home to bring up her two youngsters. Potiya later passed away and after that Mumtaz chose to do a reversal to the bar to bolster her kids. Her little girl likewise turned into a bar artist and her child later turned into an executioner and this constrained Mumtaz to wind up a prostitute so she could spare her child (Chandni Bar, et al. 2001).

What emerged about the culture

What emerged in the Japanese and Indian culture is that they maintain their respective cultures since they trust that their way of life is essential and ought to be taken after at all times. The ladies and men in the two societies know their parts and ladies are constantly deferential to men furthermore the youth respect the old.

Likenesses and contrasts of this culture with my own

The parts of the spouse and wife vary in the two cultures. The wife in a Japanese family is relied upon to care for the spouse though the American society may take this as hostile. The structure of the family in a Japanese society is characterized by custom though the American culture the relatives are allowed to pick parts relying upon their tastes (Kivumbi, et al. 2010).

Similarities and Differences between the American and Indian culture:

The Americans respect time as well as value while on the other hand Indians don’t. In the American society, individual qualities get conspicuousness than the family values though Indians regard family values. The similitude is that both societies have some type of objective introduction. For example, great relational unions, schools and discovering steady employments (Jeniffer, et al. 2009).

Methods for these societies

The Japanese and Indian societies are ones which can’t be broken and must be taken after entirely. This is on the grounds that they esteem their societies to such an extent. The Japanese are more industrialized than the Indians and that neediness is high in India contrasted with Japan. I would not have any desire to visit or live in these societies since they are so strict and takes after custom contrasted with the American society which is not complex and can be changed relying upon one’s taste.

Experience of cultural stun

I would encounter social stun on the off chance that I submerged myself in these societies since my way of life is altogether different and does not include conventional beliefs. These two societies have confidence in doing things all in all though the American society includes independence and that one settles on choice without essentially including a gathering. The ways of life additionally have impediments and this implies it may be hard to embrace.

References

The Japan FAQ. (1997). Japanese culture: A premier for Newcomers. Retrieved from

http://www.thejapanfaq.com/FAQ-Primer.html

Raj, S., Singaravelan, R. & Ravichandran, S. (2007). Anbu Thozhi. Retrieved from

http://popcorn.oneindia.in/title/4175/anbu-thozhi.html

Chandni Bar. (2001). Plot Summary for Chandni Bar. Retrieved from

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0267363/plotsummary

Kivumbi, M. (2010). Difference Between Japanese and American culture. Retrieved from

Difference Between Japanese and American Culture

India Parenting. (2011). Indian Culture. Retrieved from http://www.indiaparenting.com/indian

culture/index.shtml

Jeniffer, L. (2009). Difference Between American and Indian Culture. Retrieved from

Difference Between American and Indian culture