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    There are four season that change throughout the twelve month that are in a year. Each part of the world is effected differently according to where they are on the map. These seasons can be predicted by following previous years and looking at the months that are on the calendar. In the past people have performed different rituals according to the season but nowadays people are more likely to think of a holiday and celebrate that rather than the season itself. However there are still many rituals…

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    A related party transaction is defined by auditing standards as a transaction by an affiliated company, a principal owner of the client company, or any other party the client deals where one can influence the management or operating policies of the other. Examples of related party transactions include sale or purchase transactions between a parent company and a subsidiary, exchanges of equipment between two companies owned by the same person, and loans to officers (Arens, Elder, Beasley, 2004. P…

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    “The Initiation of a Maasai Warrior” In “The Initiation of a Maasai Warrior” written by Tepilit Ole Saitoti, The Massai’s rite of passage is captured thru his own eyes. In order for a child to become an adult and gain respect they must go thru the painful circumsion. For the Maasai the circumcisiion symbolizes the passage from childhood to adulthood. If during the ceremony you showed any sort of fear or weakness you were considered a coward and you failed the test of adulthood.…

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    Biological Arguments about Gender Difference 1. Look at the link below and examine the images posted on gender and toys. Describe the images that you focused on. Identify some of the gendering of products (such as how little boys’ toys are often active, engaging, and require critical thinking, whereas girls’ toys are often reduced to housework or caregiving). One toy that caught my attention the most was the hot wheels. I remember playing with the exact same toy cars as a child. These toy…

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    about how there is no superior ethnicity. Marriage rights and customs morally depend on culture and religion, many christians believe that marriage should involve a ceremony and consent from a priest or magistrate, while on the other hand, Indian rites consist of a feast and a couple that shall agree to live only with and for each other. The married couple in the story, Charlie and Christine, argue about how a proper marriage should propose and why marriage should be either be religious or…

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    different. The Rite of Spring has diverse movements, each introducing a new rhythm and sounding completely unlike the last. In contrast, “Hoedown” begins with Rodeo’s central theme before introducing a new one in the tonic. Another contrast is that the Rite of Spring is polytonal, while “Hoedown” has only one tonal center. The Rite of Spring, unlike “Hoedown,” also comprises of a pentatonic scale and irregular rhythm Furthermore, while “Hoedown” uses conventional bright musical timbres, Rite of…

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    Though the two epics occur in opposite ends of the world, Mesopotamian and Anglo-Saxon cultures both honor the dead with different funeral rites. In the epic of Gilgamesh, the funeral of Enkidu adheres to the traditional beliefs of the Mesopotamians. Gilgamesh “veil[s] Enkidu’s face like a bride’s” (Gilgamesh 154; VIII), presumably as a way to dress him for burial. The action also has an air of irony, as it seems more like Gilgamesh is wedding Enkidu than preparing him for the afterlife, and…

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    What Nijinsky did on May 1913 was very much unexpected by the audience at that time. Everyone who was watching the performance at that time was probably shocked of what was happening on that stage. After around 70 years, after the American stage revived Nijinsky’s ballet, his became acceptable and very well recognized as a master piece. The reason why at the first preformunce of Le Sacre du Printemps the audience raged was because they were not prepared for watching that. Perhaps to them…

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    The Tunnel Symbolism

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    train for the tunnle. All week he trains for this and on his last day here he gose where the tunnle is and swims thorgh it to the other side. Then causing him to see a new prospective into the life of an adult. In the "Bridge" He was thrown into his rite of passage after caseing the girl he had to save her jumping into the water he grabs her and gets her to safety causing him to see the bigger picture into the adult way of life. Then saying "if one man can do another can do it too" In "scarlet…

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    Bön Vs Confucianism

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    As mentioned before, Bönpos conduct varying rituals and rites, such as funeral, divination, healing, ransom, etc. For instance, according to Changing World Religions, Cults & Occult by Jerry Stokes, “Bön rituals include, iconography, and meditation on peaceful and wrathful deities.” This means that Bön rituals specifically are ideological, as means of performing rites to control sentiments and values of society; religious, as to use religious iconography to appease…

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