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    Buddhism In America

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    Buddhist teacher Anagarika Dharmapala and Japanese Zen master Shaku Soen were some of the participants. Following the event Dharmapala, went on to travel around the world and educate people on Buddhism in the 20th century. While Soen consistently taught and spread the word of Buddhism through his lectures. He had a profound impact on society and it showed, as three of his students went on to establish better knowledge, educational books (An introduction to Zen Buddhism, etc), and distinct…

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    Buddhism In America

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    to the conversion of American citizens that are native born to this nation. Most Buddhist temples in America, although founded mostly by Asian Americans, attract fewer Asian Americans than Caucasians. Thich Nhat Hanh, who mentioned previously, was a Zen Buddhist Monk was born in 1926. During the Vietnam war he founded the School of Youth for Social Services in Saigon, and helped resettled homeless families by rebuilding villages. Thich later traveled to the United States in hopes to convince the…

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    Fight Club Masculinity

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    This article takes the idea that masculinity and its large part of marginalization of men to task by analyzing the film Fight Club, and uses it as a foil against people today who try to pin larger issues of masculinity on urban life. Authors Aitken and Craine believe Flight Club can be viewed as alienated men confronting their selves through radical pranks to avoid larger social tensions. The article was intriguing because of its focus on how men are simultaneously playful and despairing, they…

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    possible for them to achieve awareness which can lead towards enlightenment. Buddhists often meditate in groups, this also has a benefit in which the Buddhist is given a calm reminder that they are part of a larger Buddhist community.The traditional way Zen Buddhists meditate, or perform Zazen (seated-meditation) is by sitting on a Zafu (thick, round cushion) in the full-lotus position. The purpose of the Zafu is to elevate the hips, therefore forcing the knees to be firmly grounded to the…

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    "Soul of the Samurai Modern Translations of Three Classic Works of Zen & Bushido." N.p., 11 Mar. 2014. Web. 04 Nov. 2015. Elizabeth Kowaleski-Wallace. "The First Samurai: Isolationism in Englebert Kaempfer's 1727 History of Japan." N.p., Jan. 2007. Web. 04 Nov. 2015. Nobuyuki Demise. "Business Ethics and Corporate Governance…

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    Specific Language Impairment (SLI) is a language impairment in children that is characterized by atypical language development with no presence of cognitive or neurological deficits (Parisse & Millart, 2009). Expressive language production is vital to academic performance and social communication. Language skills observed in children with SLI is substantially below that of typically developing peers. Due to the wide range of deficits in both receptive and expressive language in children with SLI…

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    Who Is Thawan Duchanee?

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    delicate engraving artwork containing million of strokes but after doing this kind of work for a while,A doctor suggest him to stop because the way he worked has had a disastrous effect on his health. Thawan also influences the result by Zen brush in order to present a Zen philosophy in artistic form. Unique characteristic of Thawan’s painting including not only form and religious story but also the colour he used.After learning about Chinese,Indian and Japanese artworks which is lack of…

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    The poem “Concentration Constellation” is written by Lawson Fusao, a Japanese American poet. During WWII, after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, the American government declared war with Japan. The concentration camps were then built to imprison Japanese Americans since the majority of the society thought all Japanese Americans were potentially spies and were not trustworthy. According to Lee Those Japanese American were forced to leave everything behind and lost their freedom to live outside of the…

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    Kofun Social Structure

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    The social and political structure of an era greatly influences the arts and cultural products of the time. The relationship a government has with the governed, its interactions with neighboring states and people, as well as the social and economic values of the time, shapes and molds the way the people in that area artistically express themselves. This holds true for the artistic products of ancient Japan, specifically from the Kofun period to the end of the Muromachi period, spanning from…

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    profoundly important process and cannot be disturbed now” (Nelms & Jones, 2011). Eliminating MAEs is a big task, and clearly a very important one. I found the article to be very informative and although the implementation of the sash and the “Zen” handwashing are both good ideas, they do seem a bit impractical. I agree that nurses need to have uninterrupted time when administering medications for the safety of their patients and that cooperation and teamwork among fellow nurses would be…

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