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Cross-Relevance Diamond Method (C-RD)
Stating a shared topic or theme across contexts.
(The shared topic/theme)
How do people feel and think towards the expression or the person in the source/ foreign context? How about the activity or role? Is any of these thoughts or feelings present in other cultures or groups as well? And what about in our local context? By asking this, we can reach a shared topic or theme among cultures, including in our contemporary context (current/ local context).
Let's begin!
First of all, which element of the foreign/source context did we choose during Moment 1?
(Click one of the following diamonds to proceed)
Based on a expression.
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based on a person.
Some considerations during this moment:
- It is highly recommended to collaborate with people who are related to the context where the expression is located.
- Shared topics/ themes, also known as Universal themes, can be either an abstract concept, a practical situation, etc. You can check examples of Shared topics/ themes here.
- A current/ local context, refers to our contemporary society. This concept will help us later while identifying the visitors.
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