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The stereotype of the 'typical Finn' portrays a quiet, honest, and sauna-loving individual who values privacy and enjoys nature. While these characteristics were once widely accepted, they no longer represent all Finns in today’s globalized world. Modern Finns are well-educated, and influences like the internet are reshaping identities. The notion of a typical Finn, characterized by traits like stubbornness and heavy drinking, is becoming increasingly outdated. Each individual is unique, and societal traits are evolving, making it crucial to rethink the traditional image of Finns.
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Does the typical Finn stillexist? Kalle, Eemeli, Saku & Carla
The typical Finn • Forest life • Sauna • Quiet • Honest • Hermit • Boozeloving • Stubborn • No sense of fashion • Nationalism • Wintersports
How valid is this image? • This is a stereotypeof a Finnish person and invalid • Finnsdolovenatureand valueprivacy, butthisdoesn’tincludeeverybody • NowadaysFinnsarewelleducated and the globalisationaffects us
AreFinnslosingtheir national identity? • Things such as the internet and the IB are changing the Finns • Finnsstillhavethesefeaturesthatareknowngloballye.g. beingsilent and heavy drinking • Honesty is in somewaysfadingawayespecially in politics and business worlde.g. Finnair payingitsleaders and the Greecesituation
conclusion • Somefeatures of a typical Finn canstillbeseen in oursociety • The stereotype is changed • There is no suchthing as a typical Finn becauseevery single invidual is unique.