Though as short as this article be, we can notice
various cultural dimensions wrapped around the article. Let's take each
dimension individually and analyst it.
1. Communication:
Communication can be direct or indirect. Direct
communication involves directly communicating your views and points out in the
open whereas indirect communication usually involves a third party person in
between. In this article, we can see direct communication being used. Both,
Tariq Lootah and Ajman have directly and openly stressed on the importance of
electing and voting for the FNC member based on their qualifications and their
capabilities rather than voting those who you know personally or belong to your
relative tribe. In countries such as UAE, voters may not genuinely vote for
highly qualified and influential individuals, but for those who belong to their
cultural and religious set, even though he may be the least capable individual.
2. Expressions:
When is it comes to expressions, people choose to
either reveal them freely or keep them private. Expressions can not only be
read through body language and facial expressions, but also according to the
tone of the article. Here, we can easily say, that the tone of the article was
authoritative and severe. It clearly showed disregard for voting being
influenced by personal preferences and relations rather than qualification.
They were merely being open and honest.
3. Connecting:
When communicating, you either include the person
in the conversation, giving them reasons and details on your point of view or
you simply be exclusive, that is provide only information without reasoning. In
this article, it is safe to say that the writer had exclusive manner. They kept
emphasizing on the need for voting based on qualifications and capability and
not why it is important or what would be the consequences of not voting for the
right person.
4. Decision Making
The focus here was to influence the readers’
decision of voting. The writer did not really make an attempt to form a
relation with the readers by giving the reason why he is emphasizing on them
voting based on qualification rather than personal contact. It sounded more
like he was trying to plead the readers without giving them much reason behind
his stance.
5. Growth:
When it comes to growth aspect, the writer was
entirely focused on the benefit of his country. By pleading the reader to vote
for the capable person rather than being biased. The point he tried to convey
was simple, by voting and electing a qualified and person with the right skills
and knowledge will bring betterment to the country rather than a less qualified
candidate who belongs to your set.
6. Planning
Not much can be said about planning from this
article however, since this is to do with government managing, we can say that
they have a day to day planning system. There is quiet intense planning
involved here for them to realize that there is a chance the citizens may vote
for a less qualified candidate for them to write such a straightforward
article.
7. Relationships
No relationship can be seen being developed here.
The writer does not connect with the readers at a personal level by sharing his
concerns, nor does he communicate his reasons clearly.
8. Outlook
The writer definitely is considering the past
records to know that voters place their votes based on personal life
relationships. He has a certain concern for his country, and for its future,
knowing the nature of the citizens of his country, his outlook for the future
is based on past events.
9. Context:
I assume a set protocol is followed. The article
however does not given much indication to whether or not it is true.
10. Accountability:
Looking after his country and concern for its
future. Being part of the decision and authoritative body himself, the writer
clearly indicates that he is concerned about his own accountability for his
country as well and concerned about the future of his people.
11. Status:
The writer seems to be wanting to have an
achieved status by getting the right and qualified people on board with him. He
seems to be wanting to make his country successful and realIzes that it is only
possible if he has the right people on board with himself.
12. Destiny:
The writer is trying to aim for a directed
destiny by directing and guiding his people to choose wisely.
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