No, other than psychological effects, culture shock has other implications such as insomnia and fear.
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In An Unknown Girl, there are obvious associations between Western and Eastern culture. There is a sense of the purity of the 'unknown girl', perhaps representing the innocence of Pakistan, being invaded by the Western culture. There are constant reminders of the beauty of Pakistan e.g. the peacock in line 16. Peacocks are exotic, and there is something unnatural and extraordinary about them. This overwhelmingly beautiful quality, representing the vibrancy and colour of Pakistan, is replicated in the dazzlingly ornate hennah. The unknown girl is an emblem of Pakistan in its unsullied nature. By having that refrain, we see the degree of her longing for and innocent Pakistan, unruined by Westernisation, and the artificial, syntheitc, contrived appearance that Western culture had given India. Not only is she 'clinging to these firm peacock lines', but she is clinging on for that aspect of her nature, her culture. The comparison between her clinging on to the hennah and 'people who cling to the sides of a train' is culturally suitable, and draws comparisons between the cultures, emphasising their difference. There are constant associations between a harsher, colder Western culture, for example: 'she is icing my hand' - icing is purely decorative, there is nothing cultural about it. When the poet attempts to make an analogy with the Western world, she makes it significanty colder, compared with the colourful and vibrant nature of the more Eastern references, such as the kameez. When she says 'I'll scrape off the dry brown lines before i sleep, reveal soft as a snail trail the amber bird beneath', not only is she talking literally in terms of the hennah, but she is saying that the real beauty of Pakistan lies beneath the surface. Once you get rid of the syntheitics, the signs of Western culture, the beauty can truly be discovered.
Not only the only son, but the only child. Juliet is also her parents' only child.
the poem her head written by Joan Murray is all about the fear long drought and its adverse effects on the people of Natal near Ekuvukeni in south Africa.Not only it left its ugly marks on the people but on the cattle and on vegetation. a poor woman carries water on her head from far off well. This activity is a regular one for the woman.
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None. It's ONLY GOOD FOR YOU. Go TRY it!
psychological effects of nuclear weapons.. its the only factual/formal topic. youre welcome on the hw.
Need to learn how to speak spanish can only believe in one god Hole culture has to be erased
Shock therapy has been proven to have some medical benefits. It is only recommended for extreme cases though because of potential side effects.
During WWI gas was a nuisance, a crippling nuisance, often only wounding and causing widespread panic instead of outright killing.
Only about three days. However, the psychological effects of withdrawal will last a lot longer. Probably forever.
many external factor impact the psychological health of individuals. The culture of the military and its expectations and the __________ cycles require frequent change and adjustment
There are only 4 season of static shock
ther is only a sinle positive effect of India's culture : it urges people to take their responsibility to promote their own culture as others . but there are countless negative effects of Indian's culture
only that form of shock caused by large scale loss of blood.
it will work but only for a little while and he effects are not as good as you would suspect them to be,oh and it will only work if it rains or if you wet it.
during fiesta we eat lots of food. especially those spicy seafood. Barangay Fiesta is found only in the philippines. this is what affects the gospel music and philippine culture.