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This 8-page paper analyzes Norwegian culture and national identity by using various frameworks and theories. The paper offers a brief analysis of Norwegian culture and identity, analyzes this culture by using Edward Hall's high and low context cultural patterns and then analyzes Norwegian culture and the light of an ethical question. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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8 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_MTnorcul.rtf
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from different countries are merging together to create one massive culture -- a global culture. This makes sense, at least in theory.
With boarders coming down in terms of trade and alliances, many cultures and identities that once separated nations from one another are beginning to blend together.
This is something that the country of Norway is facing. For most of this nations history, it has been considered the Scandinavian stepchild and
because of that, has typically boasted a unique culture and identity. What we will attempt to do in this paper is analyze the Norwegian identity/culture, uses some cultural theories
to determine what type of culture Norwegians have and finally, we will examine the Norwegian culture against the background of an ethical dilemma.
The dilemma in question involves the acceptability of providing medical assistance to help Norway resist a potential bio terrorist attack or disease. We will determine the acceptability of
this issue and determine some alternatives that could be recommended to help lessen the potential impact of such intervention on Norwegian culture. About Norway
Before examining Norway today, it is interesting to provide a brief historical description of the country. Norway at one time was little more than a stepchild to both
Denmark and Sweden. Norway broke away from Denmark during 1814; and declared independence from Sweden in 1905 (Eriksen). Since independence, Norwegians have enjoyed a fierce national pride that
has in many cases resented assimilation among other European countries. One interesting aspect about Norways culture is that it tends to be
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