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    strict, Papa shows his love by giving the children a sip of tea that ends up burning Kambili’s mouth. He calls it a love sip. Papa and Jaja get into an argument, Papa throws his missal across the room and breaks Mama’s figurines. Adichie uses symbolism by the sip of tea, the figurines, and the purple hibiscus to show how religion can negatively affect one's judgement. Kambili is very accepting of her father’s abuse. She sees it as love and that he is doing it for her and God. In the book, Papa…

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    focus was how many of these toys are obviously created for one gender over the other. My third thought was to what economic class does Toys “R” Us target. As I walked around and examined toys I was surprised at the lack of diversity in the dolls, figurines, and the pictures of children playing with the products on the box that were available at the store. Barbie Dolls lacked a great deal of ethnic diversity in their aisle; Barbie essentially had Barbie Dolls of two colors, the two colors being…

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    tribe so that they may find other undiscovered figurines and artifacts. Sir Collier could potentially put the tribe in danger from thieves, if he purchases the figurines and returns them to the tribe. Since the figurines has a large monetary value, thieves will go out of their way to steal something valuable so that they may profit from it by reselling it on the black market. These thieves may also harm the tribe if the tribe refuses to give up the figurines. Although many people may have good…

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    Archaeology is a branch of anthropology which is rebuilds the daily life of people who lived in the past to explain the changing of the culture, and the gender behaviours, roles and attitudes in our culture. Gender archaeology is looking for evidence of gender roles and gender relations to help us understand the values and the relations between the genders in our society and what did each gender do in the past society, and how the society seeing women and men. Gender relations and roles, in all…

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    as sacrifices would become messengers or representatives of their communities for the gods. This may be the explanation for the funerary items found with many of the high altitude mummies. Items ranging from additional clothing, textiles, food, figurines that could possibly represent the gods themselves, feathered headdresses, and animals have been found at the burial sites. There are two possible thoughts as to why these items were left. One would be that they were for the child’s use and the…

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    OF FERTILITY A. Fertility Goddesses and Gods: I. The small figurines known as the fertility or mother goddess, were believed to have been used in rituals. II. The fertility figurines can be used in multiple ways. For example, to bring new life after death, to help protect/support during labor, and for the strength of fertility. III. Women were not the only ones who had sculptures that represented fertility. In the 19 century, a male figurine was discovered, it also represented…

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    still with all this, still finds the time to violently beat his wife and children. The novel of non-chronological order begins on Palm Sunday when Jaja refuses to go to church and Papa hurls the missal at him hitting Mama's prized glass figurines instead and breaking them. This violent act begins the slow disintigration of Papa's oppressive hold on his family and the continuing chapters give rise to the events leading up to this…

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    traditional sculptures in African art constitute wooden products-figurines, masks, etc. In this unit response, I would like to explain the following common features. The common features are that the main focus is on the human figure and the art of static objects are transformed into moving objects (e.g. mask). African figurines are mostly images of various spirits, ancestors or certain historical persons and gods. For African figurines is typical to highlight the most significant…

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    It has been said that the Woman of Wiendorf may haave of been that of a lot things, such as a object of beauty or a hunter-gatherer in structure because of the woman’s ability to reproduce. The look of the Woman of Wiendorf has been said to resemble what woman from Prehistoric time might have appeared. While on the other hand it has been suggested through time that man may have carved this as a symbol of what the idea woman may have looked. This structure of this piece gives me the idea of…

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    Toys in the 1960’s Define toy. Many people would say a toy is either a fun thing to play with, or an annoying thing to see. It’s more than just that. Even if you were to look in a dictionary, it’s still not correct. Toys are a form of entertainment that have been around since the dawn of time. Even though they didn’t have fancy machines all the way back then, they still found things to play with, such as rocks, for example. Now, let's go on a quick adventure. Close your eyes. Imagine you’re a…

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