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    New Kadampa Tradition

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    Kadampa tradition. As a strictly western institution, the New Kadampa tradition contrasts from other variations of western Buddhism. The most prominent distinction between the New Kadampa and other traditions emerging in the west is their stance on the Dalai Lama and the Free Tibet movement. As the Free Tibet movement and the Dalai Lama are arguably the most eminent and renowned features pertaining to Buddhist traditions in the minds of Westerners, the fact that the New Kadampa Tradition rejects…

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    of their homes and learned new life in the United States, many preserved native culture traditions to aid the transition. Some Mexicans decided to adopt many American customs, while others stuck to their roots. Ultimately, their lifestyles were influenced, but many Mexican traditions were conserved. Some of the customs that Mexicans retained include religion, food, and entertainment. They kept these traditions like a piece of home. It made new life in the United States feel similar to how they…

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    Misleading tradition In the short story, “The Lottery,” by Shirley Jackson, people in the village gather around for the annual lottery. In the end, Tessie, the wife of Bill Hutchinson, is the one to receive the black dot on her slip and everyone stones Tessie to death. Readers who read this tragedy may wonder why the community does this brutal event. Originally, the lottery was a sacrifice for the crops to flourish, but as time passed the ritual became a tradition. First off, the…

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    Whale Rider Tradition

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    The girl who changed the tradition of Maori This is a story what the girl challenged to the maori tradition. She tried to change the mind df her grandpa and her brave resonate with us. Also, by watching this movie we can have a chance of having a glimpse the real maori life. The site is a maori village at the seaside of New Zealand, named Whangara. In this village, the legend that the brave Pikea straddled the whale and came to this place from Hawaiki - the descendant of him is Maori long ago…

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    circumcisions, or any major life changing events. One of the main form of art is Dance. Dance is their way to express traditions. Men and women dress wear flashy clothing, women are covered with gold ornaments and dance for every great event. Their musical accomplishments are limited to a drum, a traditional song, and applause from people. It’s said to be that Djibouti is a country of oral traditions. Economy and Business So the main area seems to have higher employment for Djiboutians is at…

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    successful access to and achievement within the U.S. education system is greater than that of Mexican American’s. Important Traditions Filipino American traditions. Many Filipino American traditions center on family and Catholicism such as Misa de Gallo (series of nine Christmas mass) and Noche Buena (grand family Christmas Eve dinner after midnight mass). Other traditions and cultural themes include weddings in white, caution about supernatural beings and spells, as well as language and…

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    “Breaking Tradition” by Kathleen Ernst, and “A Family Affair” by Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger, the topic of change was mentioned but only one passage truly depicted this change. In “Breaking Tradition” the author strays away from the topic on more than one occasion making it very unappealing and ineffective. But in “A Family Affair”, the author used how the time of war encouraged this change and described the changes these women received and were supported for. “Breaking Tradition” by…

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    Especially in the European intellectual tradition, much has been made of the dichotomy between medieval blind following of the Catholic clergy and the Age of Enlightenment, based on science and reason, which succeeded it. The infamous Galileo affair in the 1610’s if oftentimes cited by modern partisans of science as proof of the inherent incompatibility of religious belief and scientific, logic-based endeavor. Regardless of the truth of such a claim in the Christian tradition, that rhetoric of…

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    Tradition In Whale Rider

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    Tradition is a long established custom or belief that is passed on from generation to generation. Cultures has their own traditions and many times they are broken when new generations are born. The film Whale Rider illustrates a culture in transition. The Maori people of New Zealand are looking for their male descendant of Paikea, a male ancestor who survived on the back of a whale after his boat capsized. Koro Pai’s grandfather has been looking for the next chief to lead them and restore…

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    Native American Tradition

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    independence had already developed a rich tradition of oral storytelling. The meaning of the word literature changes with time in the context. Beowulf, Homer's Odyssey and Iliad, and the griots of West Africa all come from traditions. The earliest American literature is grouped into four groups were Pre Columbians, Exploration, Colonial, and Revolutionary. The literature of Pre Columbian period was from a rich and diverse collection of oral traditions. Creation stories…

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