Centinaje, Joycel G.

BSF-1C

Process Question;

1. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using (a) broad and inclusive
definitions and (b) narrow and exclusive definition of globalization?

-Globalization is the used to describe the growing interdependence of the world’s

economies, cultures and populations, brought about by cross-border trade in goods and
services, technology and flows of investment, people and information.

Broad and Inclusive Definition

         -Broad and Inclusive Globalization is describing the opportunity by which people
or factors behind a certain development in a country benefits as well. In a nutshell,
broad and inclusive globalization gives everyone a chance to participate in a
management in a such way that the perspectives or plans a country has reflected in
their policies.

Advantages of Broad and Inclusive Globalization

 Equal opportunities for everyone.

 Secured opportunities for everyone.
 growth for the countries.
 Development of the nations.

Disadvantages of Broad and Inclusive Globalization

 Reshaping of government institutions to cater for everyone.

 Economic processes need to be reorganized.
 Social processes require reorganization.
 Failure to focus on the country's own people and policies.

Narrow and Exclusive Definition

        In the English language, exclusivity is the restriction or the limitation within the
group, area or people. in terms of globalization, narrow and exclusive means that the
focus of the globalization would be limited to the country alone.

Advantages of Narrow and Exclusive Globalization

 Focuses on the development of the country.

 Enhancement of the policies in a country.
 Supported by people.
 Gives importance to the people and the cultures inside the country.

Disadvantages of Narrow and Exclusive Globalization

 Result to trade wars with other countries.

 Limited perspective.
 Failure to establish connections with other countries.

2.what do you think is the importance of defining globalization?

- Globalization is about the interconnectedness of people and businesses across the

world that eventually leads to global cultural, political and economic integration. It is the
ability to move and communicate easily with others all over the world in order to conduct
business internationally.

3.do you agree with the idea that the contemporary world characterized by high
quality? Why or why not?

- Yes, our current world is a highly liquid one. The internet is a great example for this
situation. Because the internet allows us to have more space and more time, these
aspects –space and time – are being consumed everyday making things possible. If
one wants to become famous, you can just make a very nice or funny YouTube video.
This flow of space.
Activity: The World Made Closer

1. Answer the ff. questions:

a. Enumerate at least three of the most recent songs you listened. Where did they
originate? Identify the nationality of the writer and/or artist foe each music.

 Traitor by Olivia Rodrigo, Origin Murrieta, California, United states and

nationality of singer is American.
 Make it with you by Ben&Ben, Origin Manila Philippines, and nationality of band
Filipino
 Close to you by carpenters, Origin Downey, California, United states and
nationality of singer is American

b. What gadgets or devices do you usually use to listen to music?

 I usually listen to music on my phone.

c. Where were these gadgets or devices made? Where is the company based?

I don’t know where my phone was made but my laptop was made in China. Both my

phone and laptop have companies based in the US.

d. How did you access this music? Did you purchase them online or listen to
them through YouTube, Spotify, and other music channels?

 I was able to access this song through YouTube.

2.Using a visual representation, create your generalization and discuss: What is

globalization? How would you define globalization?

 When people think of globalization, they usually portray it in a negative

light. The general opinion is that globalization is an enemy which made poor
countries poorer and first world countries richer. However, contrary to the
popular perception, I think globalization is more than what popular media has
exposed of it. When I think of the concept globalization, I think of it as this
 process wherein there is an increase in exchange and expansion of one
country’s cultures, products, and economy made possible through cross-border
trade which an interdependence between nations. Globalization increase in
efficiency and trade which led to advancing and developing countries with open
markets and expanding economies

3. What metaphors are you going to use in order to improve your own definition
of globalization? Enumerate at least three and explain one of them.

 The difference with a muffin and a cupcake is that a cupcake requires you to
gradually dump each ingredient in one bowl. But a muffin would want you to mix
the wet and dry ingredients separately to gently combine them. The metaphor of
their differences is applicable to globalization, specifically the concept
which explains that globalization can appear homogeneous or
heterogeneous mixture. A cupcake has to be mixed altogether to create a batter
which requires a standard or sameness. So, an ingredient is mixed to have it
interact with all the other mixed ingredients much like how one culture influences
all the other cultures. While a muffin asks you to have the wet ingredients
mixed in one bowl while the dry ingredients on another, so two different
elements both of which will be mixed delicately to achieve a balance.
Homogeneity and a cupcake require uniformity while heterogeneity and a
muffin simply wants to create an experience of unity and equality. The
problem with all cupcakes is that all must taste sweet much like how a
homogeneous mixture approach everything as the same. With a good muffin,
you can create different flavors: fruity, sour, or it can even taste like pork. And
good fusion of globalization has to be one that allows all cultures to have the
opportunity to influence thus creating unique variations of interactions. Which
pastry mixture would you like best?