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Self Cultural Analysis

This document is a self cultural analysis by Francelline M. Lauron. It begins with an introduction about how understanding one's own culture can help define who they are through aspects like religion, nationality, ethnicity, attitudes and language. The analysis then discusses Lauron's race and ethnicity as Filipino from the Philippines in Southeast Asia. It also mentions how conflicts due to religious values are resolved in her family and how her religious preference reflects her heritage. Finally, it outlines sections to be analyzed about gender and sexuality, age and accessibility, and personal relationships within her family and culture.

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Self Cultural Analysis

This document is a self cultural analysis by Francelline M. Lauron. It begins with an introduction about how understanding one's own culture can help define who they are through aspects like religion, nationality, ethnicity, attitudes and language. The analysis then discusses Lauron's race and ethnicity as Filipino from the Philippines in Southeast Asia. It also mentions how conflicts due to religious values are resolved in her family and how her religious preference reflects her heritage. Finally, it outlines sections to be analyzed about gender and sexuality, age and accessibility, and personal relationships within her family and culture.

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SELF CULTURAL ANALYSIS 1

SELF CULTUAL ANALYSIS

Francelline M. Lauron

HT 238

Lyceum of the Philippines University


SELF CULTURAL ANALYSIS 2

Introduction

A Self Cultural Analysis towards to your culture may recognize you some of who you truly are,

from you are accustomed to including your religion, nationality, ethnics, attitudes and even

language tone. Each one of us has a unique personality depending on what we are used to and

where we come from different nationality. Many people criticize easily a person based through

their physical appearance including on what they dress, skin-color, religion and other stuff that

they notice easily when they met you. Some of them doesn’t know how to respect the personality

of a person. They doesn’t know how to appreciate on what their culture have, however they more

enjoy other people and appreciate the culture, rather their culture. Before we should appreciate

others we need to explore and learn more our culture because this may define of who you are and

belong to. This Self Cultural Analysis is all about sharing my identity towards to my race and

nationality. Also, I want to share the things that I observe and developed myself where I grew up

through the nationality that I belong. Knowing yourself more than to others is important, and

sharing to them of who you truly are It's like you've proud to the things that you have in your

life. The uniqueness that you have as a person are worth sharing to others it shows how you love

and accept who you truly are.

Race, Ethnicity, Geography, and National Origin

I am Francelline Lauron from Philippines, which is part of the southeast asia. The formal

way calling for people in the Philippines is Filipino, while in the tagalog they called it “Pinoy”.

Filipinos come from various

Religion and Spirituality


SELF CULTURAL ANALYSIS 3

What was your religious affiliation (if any) during your childhood? How did this come to

be in your family? How are conflicts due to religious values resolved? What do you think this

religious preference reflects about your heritage/culture? What is your religious/spiritual

affiliation now (if any)? If it has changed, how did that transformation happen?

Gender and Sexuality

What are your gender and sexual orientation? How are gender and orientation differences

handled in your family of origin? How is sexism in your culture addressed? What behaviors,

characteristics, beliefs, and values are defined by gender in your culture? How are gender roles

divided? How is conflict between gender roles handled?

Age and Accessibility

What is your age? Give two examples on how you interact with your friends or those in

your age group? Give two examples on how you treat your parents, your grandparents or persons

who is older than you? How does your age affect your experience in your family of origin? How

has your degree of ability and accessibility shaped you as a person?

Personal Relationships
SELF CULTURAL ANALYSIS 4

Think of significant people in your life (e.g., parents/guardians, close relatives, teachers, clergy,

siblings, etc.). What are their attitudes and feelings toward multicultural and diverse populations?

How were racism, heterosexism, genderism, ageism, classism, etc. addressed? What did you

overhear them saying about multicultural and diverse groups? Who determined the “social

norms” and “rules” of your family? How were they enforced? How were they passed to younger

members of the family/group?

Conclusion

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