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    dwelling in the Nilotic Sudan. Like most ethnic religions‚ their beliefs are passed down through numerous rituals.2 Depending on the significance of the rituals it may be accompanied by dance‚ music and story-telling. Now let’s review how these stories though thousands of miles away are so similar. “Considered the most prominent interpretation is the images that that are represented in ritual and myth are the stories of creation‚ the beginning and how humans came to be‚”3 says Ellwood. Since there

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    Traditional Malay Theatre

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    either at formal events or as added attractions at tourist hot spots. Why is this happening? Have Malaysian totally lost interest in their own classic form of entertainment? We’d like to think not. There are many categories in Malay theatre from rituals to entertainment. Almost every country in the world have these forms of theatre but presented in their own cultural way but for some reason‚ the local Malaysians seem to be more interested in the culture of the world rather than their own. Have the

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    Communication

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    Exam #3 Review Chapter 8: - Self- disclosure (p.173): is the revelation of information about ourselves that others are unlikely to discover on their own (our hops‚ fears‚ feelings‚ thoughts‚ and experiences) -Johari Window: (p.174) - Disclosure and closeness: (p.175) + Disclosure: are more frequent early in relationships Reciprocity is important ----- Fosters trust and comfort + Closeness: when closeness declines‚ so do disclosures - Communication Highlight (p.178) - Defensive or supportive

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    Nacirema People

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    is a main premise to their choice of lifestyle and that is to rid the body of its ugliness and natural tendencies towards debility and disease. (p. 503). The Nacirema people have devoted their lives to deterring these features of themselves through ritual and ceremony. (p. 503). Horace Miner gives an explicit description of these people’s diverse way of living‚ as well as‚ an unbiased viewpoint of the culture of the Nacirema. Personally‚ I have heard of these ‘people’ before; I use air quotes because

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    essays: http://www.antiessays.com/free-essays/118681.html http://www.studymode.com/subjects/rite-of-passage-page1.html Wedding ceremony Most cultures support a bride as she goes from being a single woman to being a married woman. There are specific rituals‚ specific actions‚ and specific people who help her glide through this transition. Those cultures aren’t so concerned with creating a gorgeous event as they are with helping a woman make an internal shift from one role to another.  Therefore the

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    Origin of Hopi People

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    travel to a place of great importance or “Pasiwvi” one of these paths parallel U.S. highway 89 arriving in the San Francisco Peaks (Kuwanwisiwma). To migrate was in the Hopi people’s destiny and to help future generations continue their traditions and rituals they would leave footprints along these paths of pilgrimage. This allowed a close bond with their land and provided the Hopi people with a strong sense of place and uniqueness allowing them to identify with their ancestors and their history through

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    Aboriginal Ceremonies in Australia Aboriginal people in Australia are indigenous. The earliest known is meaning of the word “aboriginal”. Actually‚ the Australian aboriginal is not coming from Australian it self. They came from Asia about 30.000 years ago. They have 500-600 distinct groups. No matter they live in different groups‚ they still an inherent part of the culture of aboriginal. Their culture is unique. Not only unique‚ they also rich in cultures. One of their unique cultures is ceremony

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    conversion to Christianity (from the end of the 10th century onward)‚ these varying burial customs disappeared and got unified into inhumations in consecrated grounds (Pulsiano and Wolf; Graves). Old Norse literature and archeology unveils these forgotten rituals. Written sources‚ however‚ could not give a thorough picture of ancient concepts since most were recorded by Christians at least 200 years after the Christianization and were discovered in fragments. The interpretation of excavated Viking graves was

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    words mean everything‚ and they have the ultimate power. The women in Margaret Atwoods’ dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale have very limited avenues of communication. Of course they can speak amongst themselves somewhat; there are certain greeting rituals they perform whenever they meet‚ and sometimes they are allowed to respond to direct questions. But they are forbidden from reading and writing‚ identifying stores by the various pictures of the stores’ fare instead of by written names. The only contact

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    According to Annenberg Learner‚ a nkisi “begins with a wooden sculpture‚ often anthropomorphic or zoomorphic in shape.” However‚ some nkisi can be made from pottery or vessels (Harris).These power figures are made by the Kongo people or Yombe who live in the area that has began to be known as the Democratic Republic of Congo (“Power Figure”). While there no certain beginning of construction date has ever been set‚ Europeans have “encountered” these power figures “during expeditions to the Congo as

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