Today I have been doing a tittle research about the country and I found a intersting article that exposes the origin and history of one of the most feared subculture in Norway. The real noruegan black metal was a subculture that stared in Norway in the late 80’s, this group of was conformed by young people who had a well off social position. All the followers of the bands stared to imitated the believes that their leaders had in relation to the church and christianity. This subculture used to believe that the imposiition of christianity help to distroy the religion that revered thor, odin and other viking gods. The basement of one of the leaders was the pleace where their followers made sacriifices of death animals, orgies, parties and rituals. This gorup of people was baptized by the press as the cirlcle and were designated as a satanists group. Other activities that this group used to have were threats of death to the pastors, they cought fire 30 churches and stole the jewerly. This subculture ended by the arrest of one of the last members that originated this movement.
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Lewis Model
It has been easy for me to adapt to this country, but what if a student from Norway wants to go to an exchange to Colombia ? While I was learning about behavior in differents societies I found «the lewis model» which explains that humans can be divided into 3 categories Linear-active, Multi-active and Reactive. …
Country comparison
In the short time that I’ve been in Norway and based on the country comparison realized by hofstede insights, I’ve noticed that comparing to Colombia we have a lot of differences. In Colombia we see the inequality as a fact of life, we accept that the opportunities are not the same to everyone. On the other hand, Norway a is country where everyone expects to have a voice and the same opportunities. But I found something interesting, even though Norway provide the opportunity of equality to everyone the way they work is really individualistic, they do the activities have to by themselves. While in Colombia it is expected that everyone should contribute for the purpose of a collective benefit and for the fellowship. Colombia is a Masculine society we are competitive and we’re status oriented, yet we prefer to be collectivistic. This means that the competition is to members of other groups. While Norway is the second most feminine country. This means that they take care of the environment, so try to be better than others is neither socially nor materially rewarded. Colombia has a high score on Uncertainty Avoidance that means that we are try to avoid ambiguity Norway scores 50 and this does not indicate a preference on this dimension. A similar characteristic is our way of thinking, we are are normative, respect for traditions, also we like to achieve …
Genders roles
I arrived to Norway tree days ago and since then i’ve noticed that most of the rende roles are the same for mens and womens. I thougth that the roles would be more strict and marked but as in Colombia even though boys and girls have some genders role asigneds sice they are childrens most …
Stereotypes
As I told you in my last post my trip to Norway is getting close, that means my friends an I will be landing in Norway in three weeks. The last few days I have been searching for some information about the culture, watching series, movies and shows, now I think I have a stereotype …
My First Blog Post
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog to tell you all about my trip to Norway, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
Life of a traveller 