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    Bangarra Dance Theatre

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    traditional style of dance was that I was able to observe and watch our traditional teachers‚ not just for the dance steps but to be aware of what environment they came from‚ what their landscape was like geographically‚ and to try and understand their kinship and their customs and their values.” - Stephen Page Being an indigenous artist‚ Stephen Page’s priorities would be recognized as bringing indigenous culture to the crowds in a creative and respectful manner. Growing up in the town of Mount Gravatt

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    Pronged Marriages

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    The arranged marriage process is extremely precise and long so spouse will truly be able to compliment each other. A spouse is chosen so they will perfectly‚ or as close to perfectly‚ match their future spouse and family to limit chance of divorce or unhappiness. For a bride‚ looks are taken into consideration but character is of even more importance (Nanda). Since the character of a person is so highly valued and analyzed in marriage‚ it is made certain that the bride will be compatible with her

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    Natalie Clark Anth 2315/ Dr. Kennell July 26‚ 2011 Social Organization‚ Leadership Roles‚ and Colonial Presence in Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” Chinua Achebe’s novel “Things Fall Apart” tells the story of Okonkwo‚ an ambitious man from the Igbo village of Umuofia‚ in modern day Nigeria at the onset of the Colonial era. Okonkwo is a rising member of the society until he inadvertently kills a kinsman and must flee for seven years to his mother’s clan so as not to offend the earth goddess

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    " Then he would remind us that there was a brotherhood between people who feed from the same breast‚ a kinship that not even time could break. Hassan and I feed from the same breasts. We took our first steps on the same lawn in the same yard. And‚ under the same roof‚ we spoke our first words."(p.12) Brothers‚ Hassan and Amir did everything together. For years they lived life not knowing they were brothers. Throughout the book Khaled Hosseini hinted that they may be brothers. There brotherhood

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    China Vs, AFrica

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    China V.S. Africa From 600 to 1450 BCE the life of the Chinese and the life of the African had a good amount of similarities and differences politically‚ socially‚ and economically. Much like many other places over the world trade and advances in technological studies dominated both economies while religion differences and women’s rights (aka gender roles) dominated their social life. All while this was going on‚ social classes dominated their political systems. Both China and Africa were

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    James H. Sweet Summary

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    A haunting narrative‚ James H. Sweet’s micro-history of the life and times of Domingos Álvares‚ African Healing‚ and the Intellectual History of the Atlantic World is a stellar work central to understanding African agency in the eighteenth-century from a bottom up perspective. Traditional historiographies mostly reflect the experiences of the white social and mobile elite consequently‚ a top down perspective. However‚ Sweet focuses on the view from below the elite‚ and chronicles the life of a native

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    Igbo Tribe Analysis

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    Political Roles of the Igbo Tribe In the southeastern portion of Nigeria lies one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa‚ the Igbo. They have a patriarchal society which directly influences their system of government. In addition to this‚ the tribe is very tight-knit. They often come together as a village to discuss pressing issues‚ which can be seen in the book Things Fall Apart. However‚ the way in which they form opinions and make decisions is in direct relation to specific members of the tribe

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    between Confucius and Socrates  ABSTRACT   Socrates regards rational knowledge as the decisive factor of human life and even ascribes all virtues and moral actions to it‚ thereby stressing the ‘rationales’ of ethics. In contrast‚ Confucius regards kinship love as the decisive factor of human life and even grounds all virtues and moral actions on it‚ thereby stressing the ‘emotionales’ of ethics. Therefore‚ we should not lump them by conceiving Confucius’ ethics also as the so-called ‘moral reason’

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    another. And hurting others and abusing animals is not a great way to handle any type of situation at all. Many examples of human-relationship love and abuse could be traced over to the subject matter of Wayne Parcelle’s book entitled “The Bond: Our Kinship with Animals‚ Our Call to Defend Them”. Using Specific stories told in “The Bond”‚ Parcelle illustrates examples of cruelty and suffering that animals face and calls for a responsibility to act against such cruel behavior.

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    iroquois indians

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    nations had matrilineal social structures which means the Iroquois women had more power in the tribe than the men did. They owned the property and the fields and determined kinship. “Kinship involves how people classify each other‚ the rules that affect people’s behavior and people’s actual behavior” (Nowak and Laird‚ 2010). Kinship is observed in our lives within our circle of social groups‚ and how we classify them in regards to importance and how we treat them is based on our classifications of them

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