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CATEGORIES:AWCH Calendar
CREATED:20190530T204737
SUMMARY:Workshop (Morning) - Me and my German Husband
LOCATION:Magdalenenstraße 49 Hamburg – Harvesterhuder
DESCRIPTION:“Me, my German Husband, and the Rest of the World“
A workshop on Cross-Cul
tural Differences and Similarities between Americans, Germans, and the Rest
of the World
All family relationships can be named cross-cultural; both sp
ouses come from different families with individual ideas about self-worth,
identity, boundaries, goals and parenting approaches. Difference attracts a
nd fascinates us when we fall in love. However, living in the intercultural
relationship is far more challenging. Living in a foreign country is simi
lar to marrying into a foreign family: sometimes you notice that you desper
ately try to observe unpronounced rules and nevertheless fail to some cultu
ral norms.\n\n According to the pooled World values and European values sur
veys, in 2000 the United Stated scored 73 on a subjective well-being scale,
and Germany only 63. What does it mean to us? That in general, Germans fee
l less happy than Americans; and that the music of the same relationships c
an be perceived through a differently by both partners. Nations differ in p
erception of happiness, a degree of emotional expression, attitudes towards
health, women roles, ambiguity, time orientation, and many others. Let us
have a look at what the research and our experience tell us, let us find a
meaning in some attitudes and behaviors, to know ourselves better and to ac
cept our partners and neighbors the way they are.\n\n The workshop is not a
therapy session, you would not be asked to disclose your personal historie
s in front of other participants, the goal of the workshop is to understand
how your own relationship is influenced by your own culture, the culture o
f your husband, and the culture of the country we a living in.\n\n\n
RSVP t
o Anna S. Directly at the contact information given below\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Me, my German Husband, and the Res
t of the World“
A wor
kshop on Cross-Cultural Differences and Similarities between Americans, Ger
mans, and the Rest of the World
All family relationships ca
n be named cross-cultural; both spouses come from different families with i
ndividual ideas about self-worth, identity, boundaries, goals and parenting
approaches. Difference attracts and fascinates us when we fall in love. Ho
wever, living in the intercultural relationship is far more challenging. L
iving in a foreign country is similar to marrying into a foreign family: so
metimes you notice that you desperately try to observe unpronounced rules a
nd nevertheless fail to some cultural norms.
According to the p
ooled World values and European values surveys, in 2000 the United Stated s
cored 73 on a subjective well-being scale, and Germany only 63. What does i
t mean to us? That in general, Germans feel less happy than Americans; and
that the music of the same relationships can be perceived through a differe
ntly by both partners. Nations differ in perception of happiness, a degree
of emotional expression, attitudes towards health, women roles, ambiguity,
time orientation, and many others. Let us have a look at what the research
and our experience tell us, let us find a meaning in some attitudes and beh
aviors, to know ourselves better and to accept our partners and neighbors t
he way they are.
The workshop is not a therapy session, you wou
ld not be asked to disclose your personal histories in front of other parti
cipants, the goal of the workshop is to understand how your own relationshi
p is influenced by your own culture, the culture of your husband, and the c
ulture of the country we a living in.
RSVP to Anna S. Directly at the contact information given below
CONTACT:Anna S. (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
X-EXTRAINFO:\n
the workshop will be offered twice: June 11th and June 13th\n
\n
Please
sign up (seating is limited)\n
\n
10.00-12.00 Presentation\n
12.00-12.40 Q&
amp;A
DTSTAMP:20260502T112828
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190611T100000
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