...Culture and Globalization Table of Contents PREFACE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 2 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2 GLOBALIZATION VS. LOCAL CULTURES .................................................................................................................................... 3 THE INFLUENCE OF U.S. CORPORATIONS ON LOCAL MORES ................................................................................................... 3 THE DOMINANCE OF THE AMERICAN MARKET .......................................................................................................................... 4 THE INTEGRATION OF CULTURES ............................................................................................................................................ 6 REAFFIRMATION OF LOCAL CULTURE ...................................................................................................................................... 6 A CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS?.................................................................................................................................................. 7 CULTURAL IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION ....................................................
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...requirement for admission was the completion of the elementary education in the old Spanish schools. The first batch of teachers were selected from experienced American teachers. The first principal was Mr. Lutz, who, despite his past sixty years, was a very kind and understanding man. The initial enrolment was about 250 and was divided into 5 sections. By 1903, the school had a very active literary society called Philomathean and had also a strong baseball team. In 1904, Mr. Covell succeeded Mr. Lutz as principal. To accommodate more students, preparatory classes were organized. For the first time Filipino students were selected as government pensionados to continue their studies in the United States. Among those selected were Candido Alcazar, Ambrosio Gison, Delfin Jaranilla, Carlos Lopez, Leon Nava, Balbino Palmares, Graciano Rico, Cirilo Torreblanca and Felix Valencia. In 1905, Mr. Maxson succeeded Mr. Covell as principal. The pensionados then were Geronimo Huising, Isabelo Lagniton, Claro Pendon, and Pedro Sindico. The yearly appointment of pensionados and heavy demand for teachers and clerks in the different government offices greatly depleted the number of old students. The original 5 sections were consolidated into 2 sections. The first section was for more advanced students. Courses in Psychology and History of Pedagogy were given to this section. At the end of the first semester,...
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...JANE M. NAME SIAPNO ROQU INO GERERO ASUNCION ACERDEN RULL VARGAS OR LAIN GAON 1 COMMISSIONSHIP CEBU LAST NAME FIRSTNAME M. NAME BANI BANI BENDONG CABICO CLARIN DANCEL GENITA HUCAL MAMHOT MAN ICANE PEREZ SUELLO TALO TEMPERATURA TERUEL TIRO TORREON MARC JOSEPH MARL STEPHEN CLI FFORD KENNETH RONAR GETTE JOHAN JOBELLE LAIZA AMOR KR ISTAN JOSHUA JAMES SARAH JOIE RALPH J-CARL ZYRA FAIRLYN JONARD RAYMUND PAUL CHRISTIAN MA. MARGARETH PERALTA AMBAW AS PALAGAN ADN...A MILVAR DELOSREYES BIOLA PARANI LUISTRO TUAZON BANI CALICA DUNIALUAN GANTIAO CON CO CORTEZ BAGTONG 1 COMMISSIONSHIP LA UNION LAST NAME ADRIANO AMPLAYO ANDRES ASPURIA BAILEN BALOIT DE GUZMAN DELAROSA DELAROSA DOCTOR fESPERANZATE HERRERA LAGUIWED MAGUIWE MORALES PAGADOR PITAGAi'.J QUELA QUE LA FIRSTNAME MARK ANTHONY JEVY CHRISTIAN LEE ELLEN JELL AICEL JASALYNE ELLA MAE LIEZEL LOVELY GAY AVEGAIL ROSE JESSA LENDL RAFFY JULIUS ENRIQUE MARIA BERNARDO JR GALDA BOY KENNETH LUTHER M. NAME A RBIS LOPEZ TEOFILO REFUGIA ROMERO CALINA NARANJA BORCE BORCE NADERA OREIRO GONZALES DENNEN BAGISTA SANTOS RAPIN TOR ALBA ANOYAN ANOYAN 1 COMMISSIONSHIP MANILA LAST NAME t-ABELINDE ABELLA ABIS ACORD A AGUSTIN ALPHA ANAS ANDALEON AQU INO AUSTERO BAGAFORO BALBUTIN BERDON BERM IDO BONGAT CABAYAO CANAS CATOTO CONTADO DELOS SANTOS DE QUIT DOLl NO EPE ESPARAGOSA ESPARAGOSA ETOR FRANCO GABUNI GONZALES GUIANG IMPERIAL ISNANI LAGRIMAS LESCANO LICARTE LOBUSTA LODAOO LUBON MALAZZAB MANCERA MANDAL MANGSAT MELON FIRSTNAME...
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...kagaspangan L ng Phil. Ports Authority ang lugar na iyon. Bagamat may kagaspangan ang pagkakasemento, na noong una ay binalak niya sa v for you?" // "Wala ho. Hihingi lang ako ng paumanhin sa kagaspangan ko kagabi. Pasensiya na ho." // "Wala iyon. Pero sa j glalakad sila patungo sa third hole. Nadadaanan nila ang kagaspangan ng matataas na damo, punungkahoy at mga palumpong. I inis. Galit din siya kay Cocoy dahil sa ipinakita nitong kagaspangan ng pag-uugali. Buong akala pa naman niya'y maginoo A g kapinuhan sa kainang publiko. Lumala ang hatol niya sa kagaspangan ni Alvin nang ang tubig na inumin ay minumog bago l j pagsasalita ni Divine. // Dahil ayaw niyang magpakita ng kagaspangan, pilit na nakipag-usap nang matino si Menard sa dal A o. // "Bastos! Ano ka ba? Pati sa bata nagpapakita ka ng kagaspangan. Wala kang karapatang gawin 'yon. Ayoko na!" impit 6 oong Santos // iyon ang ahente // mabuti hung tao // may kagaspangan lamang na kumilos at magsalita // dinaramdam kong h 4 awa mo lang ang tungkulin mo // at hindi ka nagpakita ng kagaspangan ng ugali // sa pagiging doktor hindi ka nagkait sa 2 gpakita ng takot kay Mommy hindi rin naman nagpamalas ng kagaspangan o galit // kung iba sigurong mahina-hina ang loob b 9 ba pang nasa gayunding hanapbuhay ang taxi-driver ay may kagaspangan tahimik at may madilim na mukha // malas siguro par kagat F there o." Turo niya sa langit. // Nangingiti si Mitchel, kagat ang dalawang kamay ng nangangating gilagid. Napadako si...
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...CARTAS FILOSÓFICAS *** VOLTAIRE http://www.librodot.com Librodot Cartas filosóficas Voltaire 2 Voltaire 1694 Nace en París, el 21.de noviembre, François-Marie Arouet, Voltaire, segundo hijo del notario François Arouet, distinguido por su ardiente jansenismo. La infancia de Voltaire no es muy bien conocida (en parte porque él mismo ocultó muchos aspectos de su biografía), pero a lo largo de su vida reiteró en varias ocasiones que había nacido el 20 de febrero de 1694 y que no era hijo de François Arouet, sino de un chansonnier llamado Rochebrune. 1704-1711 Estudios en el colegio de los jesuitas LOUIS- le-Grand de Paris, donde recibe una severa educación religiosa y una sólida formación clásica. Por esta época, su padrino, el abad de Châteauneuf, le introduce en la sociedad del Temple y otros círculos de librepensadores a los cuales causa asombro el ingenio y la mordacidad de Voltaire. 1713 Habiendo iniciado la carrera de leyes, se traslada a La Haya, en calidad de secretario del embajador francés. Idilio con Pimpette Dunoyer, hija de un refugiado francés. El embajador, temiendo el escándalo, le obliga a regresar a París. 1714 Contrariando los deseos de su padre, empieza a dedicarse por completo a la literatura. Muy pronto se hace famoso en la sociedad parisiense de la época por sus epigramas satíricos. 1717 A causa de unos versos en los que se mofaba del Regente, el duque de Orleáns, es recluido (Mayo) en la Bastilla durante once meses. 1718 Estrena con gran...
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...Julio Verne De la Tierra a la Luna I El Gun-Club Durante la guerra de Secesión de los Estados Unidos, se estableció en Baltimore, ciudad del Estado de Maryland, una nueva sociedad de mucha influencia. Conocida es la energía con que el instinto militar se desenvolvió en aquel pueblo de armadores, mercaderes y fabricantes Simples comerciantes y tenderos abandonaron su despacho y su mostrador para improvisarse capitanes, coroneles y hasta generales sin haber visto las aulas de West Point,(1) y no tardaron en rivalizar dignamente en el arte de la guerra con sus colegas del antiguo continente, alcanzando victorias, lo mismo que éstos, a fuerza de prodigar balas, millones y hombres. 1. Academia militar de los Estados Unidos. Pero en lo que principalmente los americanos aventajaron a los europeos, fue en la ciencia de la balística, y no porque sus armas hubiesen llegado a un grado más alto de perfección, sino porque se les dieron dimensiones desusadas y con ellas un alcance desconocido hasta entonces. Respecto a tiros rasantes, directos, parabólicos, oblicuos y de rebote, nada tenían que envidiarles los ingleses, franceses y prusianos, pero los cañones de éstos, los obuses y los morteros, no son más que simples pistolas de bolsillo comparados con las formidables máquinas de artillería norteamericana. No es extraño. Los yanquis no tienen rivales en el mundo como mecánicos, y nacen ingenieros como los italianos nacen músicos y los alemanes metafísicos...
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