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    Beloved Rememory

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    Beloved by Toni Morrison is told in much the same way the human mind works‚ shifting its focus from present experience to past experienced events and demonstrating how they are inexplicitly linked. The changes of focus are brought on by the sounds‚ sights or the touch of familiarity. These sensations arouse the past in all its disgust and horror forcing the characters to confront the suffering and trauma they experienced head on. Although they work to avoid these imposed memories through the act

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    Rabari Tribe

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    mainly dependent on milk profession. Other communities like them are identified by different names in different regions of the country like Maldhari‚ Dhanger‚ Gowda etc. The only commonality is the profession of cattle raising. They are living in different parts of India for millennia. While Rabari are comparatively recent migrant. They are the part of Huns (Hunas). Other tribe each claim different origin. An

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    Notes on Cry

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    the percussive piano accents in relation to movement. For example‚ the dynamic emphasis of the gestures Ailey uses. “The power of Cry emanates from its defiantly shifting images of identity in its first section‚ the bottomless abyss of sorrow approached in its second section and the transcendent quality of ecstatic faith engaged in the third section.” “ Cry became emblematic as an act of simultaneous defiance and release. As a depiction of contemporary African American identity‚ the dance

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    Metaphors In Beloved

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    Sethe obviously has very unique ideas about the past. She does not see it as a linear phenomenon‚ but rather something that exists with her and has followed her throughout her lifetime. When Beloved appears as a manifestation of Sethe’s haunting past‚ this reinforces the idea that the past cannot‚ or does not‚ fade over time. The author also presents a strange idea‚ that events that have occurred in the past can be remembered by those who were

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    The Mohawk Tribe

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    The Mohawk Tribe The Mohawk tribe resided around the Great Lakes and parts of what is now Canada and the state of New York also knows as the Mohawk Valley. Their territory spread among the south of The Mohawk river‚ and the westward border from the Oneida Nation’s territory‚ and eastward to the Green Mountains of Vermont . They were one of the five tribes of the Iroquois Confederation‚ or League. The Mohawk tribe was the most easterly tribe of the Iroquois League.

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    Arikara Tribe

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    Arikara one of the more quiet tribes was the arikara(uh-RIH-kuh-rah) tribe. the arikara trie used to hold around 30‚000 arikara and than was left with 2‚000 after smallpox. they lived in relatively simple homes and their lives were also relatively simple. ttheir dress‚ what anyone could expect. although simple the arikara were very complex in some sort. the fashion of the arikara was mostly dependant on the season. usually the women wore deer skin dresses that were white. the men usually wore

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    Tribes in India

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    A major portion of India lives in its Tribes. These tribes are the living example of how life was in the earlier days. These show what were the difficulties man had to face before the advent of machine and technology. See India through a different perspective in these tribes and tribal villages. 1.)Bodos - Tribe Of Assam Bodos are the true ethnic Tribal Community of Assam - the sub branch of the Bodo - Kachari Clan. The Bodos are the largest among the Bodo - Kachari Clan. They are also the most

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    Dinka Tribe

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    The Dinka are a tribe of people who are mainly located in over Sudan but they have spread themselves out all over the world in places like Kenya Uganda‚ Europe‚ and the United States. (Wiki _ Dinka people) They are a huge tribe and they carry 2-3 million people. They are spread out in tones of villages. Most villages of the Dinka tribe will range anywhere from 10‚000-30‚000 people. ("South Sudan." Britannica School.) They make up 17% of the African population‚ which is a huge amount. The Dinka have

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    Umuofia Tribe

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    The two tribes in Chinua Achebe’s book‚ Things Fall Apart‚ must solve their differences after a member of the Mbaino tribe killed the wife of a member of the Umuofia tribe. Their solution to this problem was to take a virgin to replace the killed woman‚ and a young man named Ikemefuna from Mbaino. Eventually‚ the young boy was killed as a sacrifice by Okonkwo and his fellow tribesmen. This event was both surprising and unnecessary. There are a few other steps these tribes could have taken to restore

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    DIFFERENT TRIBES

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    Masai Tribes The Masai people are a Nilotic ethnic group residing in Kenya and Northern Tanzania. They are the most well known tribe of the African ethnic groups. Their elaborate dress sense and array of colours that are distributed amongst the tribes clothing‚ is memorable for their expression through what they wear. The language spoken by the Masai people is Maa and they are also educated in the official languages of Kenya and Northern Tanzania‚ which are English and Swahili. Despite often being

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