Health Beliefs in Japanese Culture: B13Arnault, Denise SaintThe Nurse Practitioner
Changes in Japanese Language Teachers' Beliefs Over Time\nIdentifying Core Beliefs Using PAC Analysis and Semi-Structured Interviews 喜欢 0 阅读量: 27 作者:Tomohisa,YAMADA 摘要: This paper investigates how a teacher's beliefs can change over time and what type of beliefs make up the ...
Japanese Secondary School Teachers' Beliefs and Practices Regarding Communicative Language Teaching: An Exploratory Survey Since 1989, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) has attempted to promote higher achievement in English communicative skills among ...
An analysis of the characteristics of the foxes within primary school Japanese language textbooks from a folk-cultural perspective: Second, folk beliefs and traditions relating to foxes are examined with a view to elucidating the characteristics of foxes within Japanese folk culture. ... Y Fujimori ...
were all creations of the urban culture. Japanese cities equaled or surpassed their European counterparts in infrastructure and public amenities, but Japanese urbanites lacked a political voice commensurate with their economic and cultural capital. Tokugawa social patterns and institutions laid the foundat...
Influx of Japanese Traditions at Manzanar Before Manzanar, there wasn't a lot of Japanese influence on Jeanne's life. But with the move to the internment camp, all that changed. Suddenly, Jeanne found herself surrounded by Japanese culture and traditions. Some of it was frightening, like the...
Describing religion in Japanese culture is complex: even as most Japanese people practice Shintōism and Buddhism, most people see themselves as secular. This characteristic is because Shintōism and Buddhism are philosophies and ways of being; describing them as religion is like saying a Western perso...
English-Japanese translator Become a member of TranslationDirectory.com - click here! 1. Introduction According to Toury, translation is nearly always conducted within a certain cultural environment, and consequently, translators “operate first and foremost in the interest of the culture into which the...
fashion. Mourning is a time of reflection on personal life, on the loss of companionship and the adjustment to life without the deceased. Mourning is a time to not only reflect on the life of the deceased, but to remember all those ancestors who have contributed to Japanese culture and ...
However, not all schemas are universally accepted, and in fact, schemas often have discrepancies between individuals. A moment when this could occur, for example, is when a non-native is visiting a new country that has its own unique customs and social norms. In Japanese culture for inst...