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    analysis exhibits this concept well, explaining that people continuously engage in role-playing, especially when in the “front stage” where people constantly use props, gestures, and rehearsed lines to “act a part”. (Brym and Lie 2012) During the funeral service, I was expected to dress in black, convey sadness, and say “I’m sorry for your loss” and “my condolences” to play the part of a grieving person. I connected symbolic emotions with roles appropriate for the situation to “become” a…

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    Growing up in a perdonmintally white community the African American culture was not seen very often. The things that I had always heard growing up were "blacks" were lazy, violent, very athletic and forbidden to date. In fifth grade I became best friends with a girl that was African American and it allowed me to see a glimpse into the African American culture. The opinions of others were no longer true and I seen a culture that was rich in family history, work ethic, athletic ability and a…

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    public speech delivered on a special occasion such as a funeral. As Brutus and Mark Antony clearly exemplified, there are many different approaches to giving a funeral oration. Both men gave very impacting orations, but they use extremely different methods to sway the crowd. Mark Antony took the heartfelt, emotional approach, while Brutus took the logical, reason-filled standpoint. In The Tradgety of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, the funeral oration speeches given by Brutus and Mark…

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    story. Throughout the story the unconventional plot really adds enhancement. By starting at her funeral and flashing back to her life it helps grab the reader's attention. The first line especially doing so by, “When Miss Emily Grierson die, our whole town went to her funeral:..(817)” Talk about interest. What type of great and interesting things has this person done to have the whole town at their funeral? Not only a different choice by starting at the end but it created…

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    My first experience with death occured when I was 4 and my great-grandfather died, although I was not that affected, as I was too young to really know what was going on and I wasn´t really close with him in the first place. When I was 10, my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer, and he passed away two years later. This was my real first experience with death, as I was affected deeply, as was my family too. Whenever my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer, they found it in the fourth stage,…

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    possessions. This theme is very recurrent in the Great Gatsby Novel. Although Jay Gatsby’s extravagant parties and the wealth of the majority of people in this novel make it seem like a celebration of American culture, the pathetic turnout for Gatsby’s funeral, and the cheating going on between Daisy and Tom make this story very much of a condemnation of American culture. The one topic that makes this novel seem like a celebration of American culture is the wealth of most of the people in the…

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    the funeral ceremony for the dead. The first line asks about the ‘passing bells’ and the rest of the octave describes the various sounds of war, which are substituted for the funeral bells. This includes the ‘monstrous anger of guns’, the rattling of the riffles and the wailing of the shells. The sestet begins by asking where are the candles for the funeral service but goes on to tell us that ‘holy glimmers of goodbyes’ in the eyes of the boy soldiers will have to instead. The funeral…

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    E Despite having a horrible home life, Dickinson did have interesting hobbies and quirks. She studied botany and had a large herbarium at her home “(Emily Dickinson : Poetry Out Loud)”. Dickinson is used as a prominent figure in literature, but during her lifetime she was better known for gardening. As well as being an avid gardener, Dickinson also developed a love for baking “ (Anirudh)”. Throughout her poems, none of the themes suggest Dickinson had an active romantic life “(Emily Dickinson;…

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    Great post Erin, I think the way individual grieve has to do with how the death occurs. My friend lost her son six months ago, even though she had a home funeral for him, her grieving process is poor, and I do not think at this time the home funeral matter to her. However, I do think one day she will appreciate the home funeral she had for her son. I believed I would be open to attending to support group if I lost a loved one, I am not sure I would have been open to it if I had not been in the…

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    is Maria Pascual, and I work for the Federal Lawyer Executor (FLE) located in, 68 Rue des Archives, Paris, France 75003. I am the internal lawyer in charge of the investigation of the person responsible to remit to the estate the cost of Marie’s funeral expense. I am contacting you because I found you to be most morally responsible for Marie’s death. Taking away someone's life and especially an innocent human being it is horrible, it is a barbarity, and it is inhuman. You have killed an…

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