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    USA &Mexico Running Head: USA &MEXICO: A COMPARISON OF TWO CULTURES USA & Mexico A Comparison of Two Cultures Andrew Klupsch Cultural Psychology Ishler 2-4 Texas in it self is a highly diverse multicultural society. It takes on many aspects of many different cultures. One very noticeable culture that has a great impact on Texas would be that of the Mexican culture. Because Mexican culture is so apparent in Texas‚ that it is easy to compare and contrast some cultural aspects between

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    In the everyday life of the perceived “normal” individual‚ rituals and rites performed by individuals as part of a different culture might seem harsh‚ cruel or even barbaric. After my first read of "Body Ritual among the Nacirema"‚ that is how I perceived their daily way of life. They believe in magic potions‚ seeking pain from the “holy – mouth – men” a couple of times a year‚ and the men and women perform acts that seem to contradict one another by trying to obtain abnormal body shapes‚ and then

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    objects. It determines all relationships and responsibilities for Aboriginal people. The Dreaming is inextricably connected to the land as the land is the physical medium through which the Dreaming is communicated – through art‚ song‚ dance‚ story and ritual It is a metatemporal concept - incorporates the past‚ present and future into a complete and present reality. It involves all knowledge and understanding in Aboriginal societies. According to Aboriginal belief‚ all life as it is today – human‚ plant

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    Anthropology 10 Ritual and Psychology What is Ritual? Habitual form of behavior that links itself to larger then self ( commitment ) Brushing your teeth being a ritual running everyday is ritualist? maybe maybe not‚ whats happening in your mind when your doing it American Spousal Exchange Vegas‚ San Fran‚ New york divorce rate lower then average 15-20 % Are they capable of love? Yes they are they separate sex and love why don’t their marriages there their marriages apart? has to

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    Chapter 1 1.1 Traditional Malay theatre in Malaysia Malaysia has located the earlier culture in Southeast Asia which under Hinduism cultural process. The art of theatre in the east coast of Malay Peninsula was imported through the immigrant between Thailand and Malaya. Beside‚ large population of Chinese and Indian immigrated to this land for industry benefits when Malaysia was ruled by European countries. The impact of European colonised and adaption between different ethnic groups can be seen

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    Student: Zhakypbek Yerkinbek ARM Tutor: William McMutrie Body ritual among the Nacirema A well-known anthropologist Horace Miner has conducted a research on the community called the Nacirema‚ which was originated in North America. The main focus of the research was made on the body rituals of the Nacirema‚ which then becomes the title of his work. According to Horace (1956) fundamental belief of the Nacirema is that a human body is weak and imperfect‚ irresistant to many diseases

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    12/18/12 Period 1 Body Rituals of The Nacirema * Miner is really talking about the American people when he says Nacerima. He talks about them as if they are some weird tribe of humans who are hard to understand and extremely complex in their behaviors and rituals. When Miner talks about the “shrine” and how rich people have more of them he is really talking about mirrors. “Incarcerated in such a body‚ man’s only hope is to avert these characteristics through the use of ritual and ceremony. Every

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    the cosmos are comparable to the notion of Ying Yang. Lastly‚ both traditions emphasize the importance of ceremonies and rituals. The concept of Li‚ central to Confucius thinking‚ refers to all social ritual‚ civic ritual as demanded by his heaven. Through behaving in accordance with one’s social place‚ harmony can be achieved and maintained. Among Native Americans ritual and ceremony are also important. Everything with consequence was accomplished through ceremony such as puberty‚ naming children

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    Lottery” Shirley Jackson uses symbolism in “The Lottery” to show the importance of remaining faithful to tradition and the unknown consequences that seem to occur when citizens lose touch with their village’s rituals. The idea of a yearly lottery in this small village is a very important ritual that has been passed down for such a long time‚ so long that nobody knows why it was started or why it is necessary to keep following through with it. The old black box that is used in the lottery to determine

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    In the essay “Body Ritual Among the “Nacirema”‚ anthropologist Horace Miner describes a group of people known as the Nacirema‚ a little known tribe living in North America. The way in which he writes about the curious practices that this group performs‚ distances readers from the fact that the North American group described actually corresponds to modern day Americans of the mid 1950’s. The Nacirema’s cultural beliefs are deeply rooted in the perspective that the human body is prone to sickness and

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