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Imagine this: your cart is filled with the most rare and finest products in the world. You have traveled long distances and have no doubt about the value of the treasures in your hands. Yet when you arrive at a town square and set up your stall, you notice people staring at you with astonishment—and even a hint of hostility. The problem is not the quality of your product but its alienness in that very place. This is precisely the situation we respond to with one of the deepest social observation

Christopher Nolan. This name is synonymous with mind-bending narratives, an obsession with practical effects, and a pursuit of “realism.” I am referring to the man who collaborated with scientists to depict black hole physics in Interstellar and flew actual wartime aircraft in Dunkirk. Clearly, my reaction upon watching the trailer resembled the sudden shock and alienation I felt when my then-girlfriend, during our cinema viewing of Dunkirk, panicked at the hyper-realistic engine noises and crie

Social psychologist and sociologist Hofstede defines culture as “the collective programming of the mind that distinguishes the members of one group or society from another and is acquired through the process of living, shaping the interactions between a society and its environment.”【1】 According to him, culture represents a shared set of characteristics; it is an phenomenon in which material and immaterial interactions or actions are jointly performed and sustained. Hofstede further examined cul