how their perspective is different from
sociologists’, and more importantly, what the
difference implies about the way we acquire
knowledge.
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Do Task 2 on page 183.
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Text A
English language for academic purpose
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Formal English
Do Task 3 on page 183.
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Critical reading and thinking of Text A
Text Analysis
Conclusion: There is a distinct and important intermingling and amalgamation of cultures under way.
Lead-in
In Unit 5, globalization is mentioned as the recent trend in the development of culture and the term is defined from a sociologist’s point of view. Globalization is also the buzzword in political science nowadays.
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Text Analysis
Caution: A great deal of what is becoming world culture is Western.
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Critical reading and thinking of Text A
Text Analysis
Cultural amalgamation: a process in which two or more cultures are combined
• What is your view on cultural amalgamation?
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Difficult sentences
Do the paraphrasing task on page 180.
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Collocations
Do Task 1 on page 182.
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学术英语 社科
Academic English for Social Sciences
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In Unit 5, globalization is mentioned as a
recent trend in the development of culture and
Globalization in Political
Text A
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Suggested answers
Critical reading and thinking
Task 1 Text A discusses cultural globalization — what brings globalization in turn brings about changes in our daily life. Complete the summary of Text A.
In this unit we are going to see how political scientists define globalization, how their perspective is different from sociologists’, and more importantly, what the difference implies about the way we acquire knowledge.
Unit Contents
Lead-in Text A Text B Text C Listening Speaking Writing
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2. Consumer products---another major factor in
narrowing cultural gaps
e.g. American movies;
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Signpost language
Transitional language:
Transitional language is a word or expression that shows how the meaning of one sentence is related to that of the preceding sentence. It helps to create a smooth flow of writing.
Evidence of cultural amalgamation: →Chinese tunic suits→ Western-style business suits →More people wear jeans, T-shirts, sneakers. →Young people everywhere listen to the same music. →big Macs, fries, milk shakes, etc.
is defined from a sociologist’s point of view.
Globalization is also the buzzword in political
science nowadays. In this unit we are going to
see how political scientists define globalization,
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• Text A
– Critical reading and thinking
– Difficult sentences
– English language for
academic purpose
• Collocations • Signpost language • Formal English
e.g. The vast majority of what is available on the Internet has been and remains in English.
3) Business needs also promote the global growth of English.
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Text A
Science
Suggested answers
Critical reading and thinking
Task 1 Text A discusses cultural globalization — what brings globalization in turn brings about changes in our daily life. Complete the summary of Text A.
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Text A
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Critical reading and thinking of Text A
Text Analysis
Argument: The world’s people can build on commonplace interactions and increasing cultural commonalities to create a global civil society that might evolve into a global nation.
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