Outline
Outline: Our
project is to explore the unique aspects of the tattoos and the effect that
mainstream culture has on them. First, we interview people from
mainstream culture and ask them of their opinion on tattoos. Next, we interview people who have tattoos about the reason why they got their
tattoo, what stories or meaning the tattoos have, and whether or not they have encountered difficulties with their employers over their tattoos.
Participants
Materials
Procedure
Firstly, we ask Martina and Tricia to share stroies about their tattoos from experience, meaning, etc.
Secondly, we prepare some questions from three aspects, namely, career, interpersonal relationship and family to see how social morality influences tattooed people. Everyone is required to give some opinions on tattoos.
Analysis
Summary
Tattoo
is not popular in Asian countries; however, it’s a ubiquitous phenomenon in western
society. Tattooed individuals are highly unlikely to be hired in Asia since the
employers usually set strict rules on tattoos. In Asian culture, tattoo is
considered to be impolite if you display it to customers in workplace. Some positions
like civil servants are not allowed to have tattoos on any parts of their
bodies. Besides, Asian parents aren’t willing to see their children have
tattoos. Some of them even consider it as a forbidden zone.
On
the contrary, westerners regard tattoo as a personal choice. Employers tend not
to care a lot about whether their employees have tattoos or not. Any form of
tattoos is allowed except face tattoos. If someone gets face tattoos, he or she may have to face the situation of putting off opportunities.
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