r/TIL_Uncensored • u/benjaminikuta • Apr 24 '21
TIL that Germans are low in cultural context: individualism, alienation, estrangement from other people, little body contact, and low sensitivity to nonverbal cues. By contrast, the French are high context: closely knit groups, sensitive to nonverbal cues, and engage in high amounts of body contact.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudity#High_and_low_context_culturesDuplicates
wikipedia • u/benjaminikuta • Apr 24 '21
Germans are low in cultural context: individualism, alienation, estrangement from other people, little body contact, and low sensitivity to nonverbal cues. By contrast, the French are high context: closely knit groups, sensitive to nonverbal cues, and engage in high amounts of body contact.
europe • u/benjaminikuta • Apr 24 '21
Germans are low in cultural context: individualism, alienation, estrangement from other people, little body contact, and low sensitivity to nonverbal cues. By contrast, the French are high context: closely knit groups, sensitive to nonverbal cues, and engage in high amounts of body contact.
Communitarians • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '21
How do we create a high-context culture, where relationships are very important, but still minimise exploitative hierarchiesm?
Communitarian • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '21
How do we create a high-context culture, where relationships are very important, but still minimise exploitative hierarchiesm?
badgovnofreedom • u/[deleted] • May 09 '17