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    Culture Identity

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    English 1 Culture Identity “Sushila’s Bhakti” by Shani Mootoo is a story about a female artist who struggles with her distorted self-perception as “a good Brahmin girl.” In the story Sushila is confused about where she really comes from. To end her confusion‚ Sushila seeks a way to connect with her religion that does not contradict her unwillingness to bow before a patriarchal God. Her main goal in her path is to connect with her point of origin and feel properly rooted. “I want to connect with

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    Siddhartha Religion

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    come to the conclusion that it embraces the Indian religious cultures more than it challenges them. It does so by showing the way Siddhartha reached enlightenment and the different steps and paths he took in doing so. Siddhartha was a “son of the Brahmin” (Partridge 493)‚ meaning he was born into the highest‚ most divine (492)‚ caste of the priests‚ in the social order. Because of this we was taught how to read and to write while most others are unable to do these (Hesse 54). This follows the Indian

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    Guests of the Sheik 1. You are Fatima‚ a middle-aged‚ middle-class woman in El Nahra‚ Iraq in 1954. You have met an American woman for the first time in your life‚ and have come to know her pretty well. But you just cannot understand how she can be happy living according to the American customs she has described to you. Construct Fatima’s argument for why the customs of Iraq‚ especially as they relate to gender roles and gender relationships‚ are vastly superior to those of the United States.

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    LING 105: Language in Daily Life Spring Semester 2015 Lei Pak Nin‚ Will (plei4) Squib #2: Report on the video “American Tongues” Date: 12 February 2015 American Tongues is a 1988 documentary made to illustrate some of the dialects of American English. It features commentaries from several groups of professionals‚ such as sociolinguists Roger Shuy and Walt Wolfram‚ columnists Mike Harden and Molly Ivins‚ therapist Dennis Becker and historian A.C. Greene. The most prominent commentators are Walt Wolfram

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    With a conflicting principal need to fill self with void‚ Siddhartha’s inefficacious objective inherited by the Samanas‚ a cohort of ascetics to which he fled Brahmin life for‚ ruled impotent. The disdainful taste in his life left by the samanas due to their antipathetic nature in which they desired to rid ego leaves another faith unable to meet his measurement of validity. “When the entire self was transcended

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    a wealthy Brahmin family and left to live life as an ascetic (Boeree ). He then figured the extreme practices were leading him no where so he left the life of an ascetic in search of a middle way and he reached enlightenment while meditating under a fig tree (Boeree ). I feel that these similarities are not simply coincidence. Hesse intentionally mirrors Siddhartha ’s life after the real Buddha ’s life and his path to enlightenment. Siddhartha‚ Hesse writes‚ was “a prince among Brahmins‚” (2) just

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    Swag

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    religious and cultural tradition of south Asia‚ developed from early Vedic religion. It is a diverse family of devotional and ascetic cults‚ all sharing belief in reincarnation‚ Brahmin‚ karma‚ and atman. from early childhood to as pi was growing up he shares Hindu thoughts. The universe makes sense to me though Hindu eyes... Brahmin expressed not only in gods but in humans‚ animals‚ tees‚ in a handful of earth‚ for everything has a trace of divine in it...The individual soul touches upon the word soul

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    Evil of the Caste System

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    Hindu society is plagued by the ills of caste system and of late‚ this problem has taken the proportions of Goliath and is threatening the very integrity of the nation. The society in India is rather divided on the basis of caste and not a single day passes without an incident where caste becomes the focal point. Recently in Maharashtra State a Dalit family of four was done to death by the upper caste Hindus and there was big riot and arson in the State. Similar incidents also take place in other

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    Eight Fold Path and the Four Noble Truths and spread his teachings to the world. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion centered on the four Vedas‚ or a collection of hymns and ceremonies. Some of the major Gods and Goddesses of the Hindu belief are Brahmin the Creator‚ Vishnu the Preserver and Shiva the destroyer. Hindu religion sprouted from the concept of Brahmanism or the traveling on the wheel of life until the individual soul is reunited with the Great World Soul. A caste system was created to

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    Caste system in India

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    caste system. The caste system established social order. All castes were found in a village. So the people of one village did not need to go to another village to fulfill their wants. The Brahmins or Kshatriyas did not do the trade and commerce. Thus there was no dispute regarding trade. But gradually‚ the Brahmins imposed their superiority on other castes. The Kshatriyas also did the works of trade and commerce. The Shudras were neglected and treated as untouchables. They were also exploited by other

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