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    Nationalism and Cultural Development History that written in the book, is pieces of writing that record the change of human society and cultural over time. Throughout history, we see many changes and turning points that greatly impact the society we have right now. From the early time period Rise of Rome to the American and French Revolution; the world had constantly shaping its boundaries. Society and humanities had constantly changing.The change in history are not seem as accidents. One of the…

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    The Tales Of Ise Analysis

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    Love poems in Japanese classical literature from 10th-century Japan have unique characteristics and varied dimensions. Its unique characteristics stem from the contemporary societal acceptance of norms in expressing tender feelings and varied dimensions which reflects on the poems. Moreover, most of them were not flat and direct, and used parallels that were mostly varied forms of nature. Love poems in ‘The tales of Ise’ and ‘The Tale of Genj’ are examples of literary excellence and art. They…

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    Their ancestry is filled with warriors. Men like Washington and Wallace, Napoleon and Tecumseh. The Vikings, the Scots, the Anglo Saxons, Romans, Chinese, Samurai, and Maori. The Spartans and Zande and Aztecs and Persians and Arabs and the Mongols. We all come from hunters and gatherers and are here only because some man in their lineage fought and defended his family better than the others. We live in a society…

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    starving children. I learned about the Africa from only the magazines and television shows. I learned from these media that every ten seconds a child dies of hunger in Africa. I thought it was kind of sameness that some people think there is still samurai in Japan. However, my images are stereotypes of Africa, which means it is over-simplified image or impression of the country.First of all, I watched a TED Talk “Danger of a Single Story” by Chimamanda Adichie who is an author from Nigeria. At…

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    The act of taking one’s life, ruining your career or social position or one who attempts these actions are all a way of defining suicide said by Merriam Webster. Intolerably pain how most people who try to commit suicide see life while death as there solution (“suicide”). Maybe for them it is their solution. There are many different views on suicide from different cultures and religion. Some ancient Greek philosophers condemned the practice, but others considered it okay in cases of shame,…

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    and normally involving a Samurai. Kurosawa’s films have a very interesting style about them that makes them very easy to watch. The films tend to have a stage acting style more than a film acting style, that uses exaggerated motions and features that rarely are effective in film but tend to be very much a strong suit for Kurosawa’s films. In 1980 Kurosawa made the film Kagemusha, meaning in Japanese political decoy. This film takes place in medieval Japan, where two samurai armies are doing…

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    melodic melody through a flute. Rensho addresses this reaper stating that seeing such a person of lower class wielding such skill is peculiar. The flute plays a major symbol in this story, for being able to play the instrument is the equivalent of the samurai class and aristocracy. Interestingly, the reaper is Atsumori reaping the karma of his actions. Astumori responds to Rensho saying that people should not envy their superiors or inferiors. Atsumori’s statement introduces the idea of…

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    Mikao Usui Research Paper

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    Usui's Inspiration But exactly what prompted Usui to pursue each one of these studies? Nicely, according to Hiroshi Doi, an associate of the actual Usui Reiki Ryoho Gakkai within Japan (see later), Mikao Usui had been wondering what the best purpose associated with life had been, and attempted to try to comprehend this. As time passes, he lastly experienced a good enlightenment: the best life objective was 'Anshin Rytsu Mei' - his state of the mind being completely in serenity, knowing how to…

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    best choice. There is a conflicting perspective when the son has no qualms comparing his father to a Chinese communist politician. He states that the father however, “would not cherished such a comparison, [as he was] particularly proud of the pure samurai blood that ran in the family”. The quote shows that the father is a very traditional person, however, the son does not have much pride in the bloodline. This again is reinforced when the son brings up the failed firm. The father repetitively…

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    1. I lived in the Northwest for the entirety of my life, my undergrad is in business management and I took that at Whitworth. So it made sense to me to continue on to pursue my masters with Whitworth. My work background has always been with construction. My family owns a construction business and growing up I have been around to witness how it operates on a daily basis. Growing up in this environment it has taught me the value of hard work and being a part of a team. In terms of understanding…

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