Examine culture as shared meanings

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1. Identify critical dimensions of cultural variances and learn techniques for bridging the differences.

2. Examine culture as "shared meanings" and the "story of who we think we are."

3. Explore assumptions and sharpen ideas on similarities and differences across cultures.

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