Brewster "Bonding" Review

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Book Reports

 

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Patricia P

 

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September 23, 2014

 

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University

 

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Tom was called home to heaven in 1985 and Betty Sue continues to teach and consult. The thesis of their booklet is that missionaries go through a critical time upon entry into a new culture and ought to bond with insiders during this period so that they themselves become belongers in the culture. Just as babies biologically bond with parents during the first days and weeks of their lives, the Brewsters argue that missionaries face a unique period during their first weeks in a new culture, when they will either become learners from insiders, and gain an understanding of their ways of thinking and feeling and behaving, or they will bond with other missionaries and remain foreigners and outsiders in the culture...
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Just as babies biologically bond with parents during the first days and weeks of their lives, the Brewsters argue that missionaries face a unique period during their first weeks in a new culture, when they will either become learners from insiders, and gain an understanding of their ways of thinking and feeling and behaving, or they will bond with other missionaries and remain foreigners and outsiders in the culture...
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