Question

list some deeper aspects of culture and recommend some ways of getting to know them.

Answer 1

Deep culture refers to culture that exists below the surface. Deep culture is all about the attitudes and feelings that we adopt while existing as a part of any specific culture or the thoughts and ideas that we experience as associated with another country or culture.

In Charlie's case, deep culture refers to the cultural attitudes in Japan that have caused his discomfort and frustration - the belief that in order to be polite, he must slurp his noodles loudly and eat every morsel on his plate.

Deep culture, on the other hand, refers to those norms that are unseen. Deep culture is more about the ideas, beliefs, feelings, and attitudes that one experiences in regard to or within a certain culture; for example, attitudes toward elders or authority, concepts of marriage and the family dynamic, or ideas about personal space.

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Answer 2

Answer:

First of all that was my ans monika

Explanation:

In Charlie's case, deep culture refers to the cultural attitudes in Japan that have caused his discomfort and frustration - the belief that in order to be polite, he must slurp his noodles loudly and eat every morsel on his plate.

Deep culture, on the other hand, refers to those norms that are unseen. Deep culture is more about the ideas, beliefs, feelings, and attitudes that one experiences in regard to or within a certain culture; for example, attitudes toward elders or authority, concepts of marriage and the family dynamic, or ideas about personal space.

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