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    The story of Antigone has one main conflict and that would be the customary rite burial of Antigone's brothers Eteocles and Polyneices. Antigone has more loyalty towards her family rather than the loyalty to the state. Antigone says to Ismene that Creon has made it clear that he will give the proper burial according to Antigone and Ismene's family customary rites, but is not doing the same for Polyneices. Antigone asks Ismene if she would help her give Polyneices the proper burial, but she…

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    Different cultures have their own special ways of welcoming an adolescent into the adult world . Both the short story “The Medicine Bag” and the video of Dachina are amazing and unique examples . Although both have their fair amount of differences, you can still find some interesting similarities. Martin is the oldest grandson of a lakota Indian. I’m the story of “The Medicine Bag” grandpa travels all the way from his reservation to Martins house because he felt like it was time to pass…

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    The essay “Just Walk On By: Black Men and Public Space”, by Brent Staples, shares many similarities with the poem “Rite of Passage”, by Sharon Olds, about the connotations of how violent men appear to be. By using gender theory analysis to compare and contrast both pieces a fuller image of how men are generally viewed can be seen. While in the poem, “Rite of Passage” violence is seen as an aspect of how man are, in “Just walk on by” it can clearly be seen that violence is a stigma that follows…

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    Ancient Egyptian Magic

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    Magic in correlation to the ancient Egyptian should be understood to have been done to have a result occur; it has an exact rather defined purpose, unlike cultic rites. (sorrensen 6) As stated by extra reading, “ Magical practice aimed to achieve a desired effect by symbolic means through an action, desired effect was to be achieved through an impersonal force, was intended to exploit spiritual possibilities for specific, unforeseen occurrences.” Magic is in essence, that which is trying to…

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    Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. was able to reach the following metrics at the end of the 2015 fiscal year:3 • Operating with more than 13,100 stores in 11 countries • Become one of the largest global pharmaceutical wholesales and distributors, with 350 distribution centers delivering to more than 200,000 pharmacies, doctors, health centers, and hospitals each year in 19 countries • Able to employ more than 370,000 employees, of which more than 100,000 are healthcare providers such as…

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    to fur trading companies. The functions of the farm, as well as the responsibilities of each family member are explored throughout the short story. The three stories had few things in common but do share an adaptation of farm life into the themes; rite of passage and coming of age. The three stories resemble what life can be like for a child who dreams big in a place that resist to change. In the Man Who Was Almost a Man (Wright, 2015/1961) Dave reached his manhood by jumping on a train,…

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    Essay On Liminal Space

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    surrounding space and time differ from one culture to the next. That geographical location, historical instances, and how individuals are include or exclude highlight the varied cultural meanings that exists within space. In addition, how rituals like rites of passage and liminal space are symbolic constructions surrounding different concepts and experiences of time. Space, and the meaning cultures give to it, is not static. Every culture defines space differently. To westerners it seems only…

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    Identity And Ethnicity

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    incorporation, occurs when students attend classes, assimilate parts of themselves to the college culture, and form connections with other students who are incorporating their self into the community. For example, if a student does not complete the three rites of passage coming into the university they will not fully identify themselves as a member and may feel a lack of connection to the university or to its members. This commitment of the individual student and commitment of the larger student…

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    coming-of-age ritual dwindled greatly in the early 1900’s. During this time it was illegal to perform the act. Whereas in “The Medicine Bag” by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, Martin received the medicine bag without doing any trials, in “Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage” Dachina had to earn womanhood through difficult trials. Similarly, they both involve the children’s process of entering adulthood. This…

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    Nacirema Tribe Summary

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    he first time I read the article, my first thought was, it was a tribal community, due to the mention of rituals, medicine man, charms, rites and other words that connotes a tribe. When I look-up Nacirema on the Internet, the word is actually American spelled backwards (Wikipedia). The society is then located in the United States of America. The author hopes to depict American culture and its society.He tried to describe the American Health care system as evidence by the medicine men and women…

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