... have been intended the word to be used both ways. Aside from this, even in English, the double entendre of cocks also works the same way as the Balinese puns, jokes and obscenities(Geertz 1973:413). Several questions and concerns arise after reading the article. Something that is intriguing is what if a Balinese anthropologist studied the same village that Geertz went ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... sharing is my sense of humor. My sense of humor is definitely my biggest value in my life. Whenever a problem to big arises that sometimes you should be serious I use jokes and funny looks to get over the situation. Also if my friends are feeling down or very depressed, I will use my humor to instantly put a smile on there faces and ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... in some forms that are more obvious than others though they are all just as bad. Obvious forms of racism are graffiti, physical and mental intimidation, and racial slurs and jokes. Some less obvious forms of racism are discrimination in hiring and renting out apartments, and policies that disadvantage some races while advantaging other races whether intentionally or not. Racism also ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... slightly evasive on answering questions like these. Be careful about smiling; a smile can indicate nervousness or embarrassment rather than happiness. You never want to laugh at a Japanese to his face. Jokes and humor do not fair well with this culture. Seriousness is essential to the Japanese way of life. It is inappropriate to pat someone on the back as you would ... ...

• Word Count: 8160
• Approx Pages: 33
• Grade Level: High School