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    Hogwarts using Emile Durkheim’s theory of rituals and relationships, the beneficial relationships that bravery can create are shown. Also, by examining Harry’s transition to a wizard using Arnold van Gennep’s rite of passage theory,…

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    a tough process to go through for the outcome of achieving happiness. The process of identifying one’s gender has become an uphill battle for the rite of passage into society. Ariel Levy, author of “Female Chauvinist Pigs”, details a similar battle. The battle she describes is that of women’s success and the creation of a new woman called a female…

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    a small group of friends gather at the bar for their first shot of the night. The beginning of a long and messy tradition for one lucky individual called, The Crawl, is a Rite of Passage event for some emerging adults on their 21st birthday. Erik Erikson’s theory of identity development plays a role in an emerging adult’s rite of passage tradition because these practices assist in forming personal identity. Tradition is not the only factor that plays a role in identity development, however…

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    quest was an important rite of initiation into adult status for warriors in traditional Plains Societies. Besides marking entry into manhood, this rite of passage put the initiate into contact with the spirits who would protect him throughout his career as warrior. In your essay, identify the types of forms of art that results from the individual’s vision quest and the architectural form employed by the Lakota and other Plains groups as settings for part of the initiation rite. How does the…

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    The suicide of Samson in the Old Testament is one of the most well known cases of suicide in the Bible. Upon discovering the source of his strength, the Philistines were able to imprison Samson and pluck out his eyes. Samson plans on enacting revenge against the Philistines by toppling the pillars of the Philistine’s temple, an act that would kill the Philistines and Samson. Samson still weak from his imprisonment asks for the Lord’s assistance to regain his strength. The Lord grants Samson his…

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    learning to build trust with and how to trust others; learning how to respect self and others; how to establish healthy boundaries for self and appreciating the boundaries of others; and learning how to resolve conflict in a constructive manner. Andy will attend these group sessions weekly for three months. If his weekly assessment scores consistently increase and stay higher than the baseline, and Stephanie and other staff agree they have witnessed improvements in his relationship skills, he…

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    to How Internet Censorship Works companies like Facebook, Apple, and Flicker have all used censorship for moral and legal reasons. This means that a citizens rites are protected when they participate in the emotional harm of others, but when the reputation of a large companies is in jeopardy, internet providers are able to violate people rites to limit loss. Unfortunately, limiting how people are protected the First Amendment will create a continued decrees in peoples freedom. This means that,…

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    War Changes In The Iliad

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    Respect for funeral rites requires a rational mind. Bodies are to be given back to friends and family, regardless of which side of the war one is fighting on, so that men and women can “do...honor with fitting rites of fire” (Fagles 7.93-94). Funerals and rites are important, enough that bodies should not be treated carelessly but rather with respect. It requires a civilized mind to go through…

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    Egyptian Funerary Rituals

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    (Bergmann 1999). While the Egyptians gave funerary offerings such as servants, food, and mummified pets, these gifts were seen as sustenance for the ka and ba to further remove the dead from society. Once the ka arrived in the underworld, postliminal rites of surrounding the deceased with amulets of protection and magical spells ensured the protection and incorporation of the dead in the afterlife. Many magical spells were inscribed in the book of the dead for the elite and coffin texts for…

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    Catullus Death Analysis

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    and to treat the body and the name of the dead with respect, which is often achieved through funerary rites and proceedings. In Rome during the 1st and 2nd Century, there was a careful balance of the respect held for the dead and the fear involved, as they believed that the dead had the power to introduce negativity to the air around them, if treated disrespectfully. As a result of this, funeral rites were well followed and were carried out by those from all walks of society, whether rich…

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