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    Yupik Mask Research Paper

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    making masks. The people made parts for the masks called the universe, appendages and other stuff to add to it. The universe was usually around the mask to represent something, maybe living in the universe was it. Appendages were the carved animals, dance stuff, or some other stuff that were sticking out of the mask. Masks were patiently made by men with their hands and was hard to them. I didn’t know how the masks were painted until I heard that they use to walk miles to the hills to get…

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    Human Sacrifice, during the Shang Dynasty, affected the economy because it gave people jobs, but it also killed the members of the society. “When a king was buried, slaves, servants and animals, were led down the ramps into the pit.” The slaves and servants were sacrificed because the Shang believed that they would continue to serve their masters in the afterlife.“ When their masters died, the slaves were sometimes sacrificed…” When a master died, a new master would come to the estate, with his…

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    Potlatch Research Paper

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    The Northwest Indian Tribes were bustling about preparing for a potlatch. They were cooking meats, smoke rising out of the baskets in which they cooked. You could hear the, "Cha, cha,cha" of the lusciously dressed dancers practicing. They were all waiting for you to finish their totem pole. What is a potlatch? Potlatches are big ceremonial parties, that took a lot of money, and time to plan. In a potlatch,…

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    Hsun Tzu Rites Summary

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    In A Discussion of Rites, Hsun Tzu discusses human desires and the way in which they are satiated through ritual. When a person is in constant struggles to fulfill their desires, that person loses control of their life. Since ancient times, rulers have noticed this, so they “established ritual principles… to train men’s desires and to provide for their satisfaction” (89). These kings also recognized that desires and material goods matter greatly to man, so “ both desires and goods were looked…

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    disease. People with OCD tend to double check things more than the normal person. A person with OCD might perform routines or rituals over and over. These rituals quiet the part of their brain causing the obsessions. An example would be someone who is obsessed with germs. They develop a compulsion to wash their hands multiple times a day. The obsession is with germs, and the ritual is the hand washing. OCD sometimes runs in families, but no one really knows what causes it. Cognitive behavior…

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    Vegenetian Masks

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    The venetian mask are known to be used during the venetian carnival in Venice Italy. It has been used use for centuries as a tradition that still carry out to this day.The mask back hen was manly use to hide people identity and social status during a party or gathering. But now the mask is being used for the carnival as a way to experience the culture of Venice. Not also the mask was used by the people but criminal as well, because one of the main thing the mask was meant for is hide their…

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    to promote themselves to a higher superior species, ritual becomes an essential part of human life. Yet, the majority of people comply with these practices regardless of the nature or the fundamental roots of them, whether it is benevolent or malevolent. In other words, superstitious and extremely religious individuals follow traditions blindly, which will consequently lead to social dissension and turmoil. According to Miller Williams, ritual is the indispensable factor for us as human beings…

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    Military Ritual Analysis

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    Rituals- a word that may be considered a stereotype in majority of today’s society. Although, people mislead the symbolism of what rituals can mean to one’s culture, they are an extreme influence in their beliefs. In example, initiation rituals, “harsh, painful and traumatic” rituals in which can lead transformation in an individual’s life. American culture, a more modernized society in which practices initiation rites in different manners such as young men and women joining the army or…

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    Burial traditions vary across time and space. Looking at societies in similar stages of development, trends in how individuals of various statuses are buried become visible. In looking at a few of the Mississippian cultures and the famous tombs of King Tutankhamen and The Death Pit at Ur, one can explore how these trends and differences appear. Additionally, these case studies can be used to examine larger issues within the field of archeology -- such as looting and preservation -- and to…

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    Sacrifice In The Lottery

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    dot. The black dot represented the sacrifice that you make for the benefit of the other people in the town. Mr Summers was eager to proceed with the rest of the ancient ritual of stoning the person who selects the slip with the black dot. The novel states, “ ‘Let's finish quickly.’ ...Although the villagers had forgotten the ritual and lost the original black box, they still remembered to use stones... Delacroix selected a stone so large she had to…

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