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    Horae Goddess

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    Laura S in The Magical Circle School Resource Library discusses how Horae is a Greek Goddess and Roman Goddess of time. She rules over the seasons‚ as well as‚ every hour of the day. Horae makes sure that life’s order and nature is kept in order. She works to strengthen our awareness of earth’s cycles and time. Monaghan discusses how Horae is a “collective goddess” and is found in various groupings. These groups with Horae were goddesses “…of natural order and seasons.” They ruled the order of the

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    “If there’s a zeppelin‚ it’s alternate history. If there’s a Rocket Ship‚ it’s Science fiction. If there are swords and/or horses‚ it’s fantasy. A book with swords and horse in it can be turned into science fiction by adding a rocket ship to the mix. If a book has a rocket ship in it‚ the only thing that can turn it back into fantasy is Holy Grail.” ~ Debra Doyle The book “The Afterlife” and the movie “October Sky”. The two text‚ The Afterlife and October Sky‚ have several similarities and differences

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    Music has always been an important part of people’s lives. Dating back thousands of years‚ music has represented individual‚ tribes‚ countries‚ gods‚ and so much more. Depending on the type of music the association can be narrowed down to a certain location. East African music has always been known for their roles drums play in their culture. Also called Membranophones‚ the East African drums play a critical role in their society. In Kenya a plethora of membranophones are vital to their way of life

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    Two forms of entertainment (movies‚ concerts‚ plays‚ radio‚ music videos) or one form of entertainment as it is used today versus how it was used ten or more years ago Two styles of dress Two different cultures’ approaches to a rite of passage‚ such as birth‚ puberty‚ marriage‚ or death Two fast food restaurants or cuisines Two Disney villains‚ heroes‚ or princesses Two authors’ writing styles Two styles of music (Ex. blues versus country music) Abstract Art versus Realism Art Childhood versus

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    Funeral Customs

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    customs developed in the world. The trace of funeral service is a history of mankind. Funeral customs are as old as evolution itself. Funeral customs are rituals surrounding the death of a human being and the subsequent disposition of the corpse. Such rites may serve to mark the passage of a person from life into death‚ to secure the welfare of the dead‚ to comfort the living‚ and to protect the living from the dead. Disposal of the body may be by burial ‚ by conservation or by cremation ‚ by exposure

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    "In Mrs Tilscher ’s class" by Carol Ann Duffy is about rites of passage‚ the transition from childhood to adolescence and the things we learn at school‚ from our teachers and from our peers. Duffy writes this accessible poem using a variety of techniques that make it a memorable read. The opening stanza has no real hint of what is to come: Duffy shows us a typical day in Mrs. Tilscher ’s class:You could travel up the Blue Nilewith your finger‚ tracing the routewhile Mrs Tilscher chanted the scenery

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    organization provide the basis of interpretation of the substantial sex differences found” (Burton & Kirk‚ 1979‚ p.841). 1. (Sub-Point #1): Around the ages of 13-14‚ girls are initiated into the adult community by an emurata‚ which is a circumcision rite. This operation makes the girl ready to be married and have children. By the time girls reach the ages of 14-16‚ they are married and they are not allowed to date beforehand. According to Sommer‚ they also have no say in who their husbands will be

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    Wogeo Menstrauting Men

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    MaKisha R. Williams SS-473 04/28/14 The beliefs of the Wogeo people can be summed up with the phrase that was told to the author of The Island of Menstruating Men‚ Ian Hogbin‚ “Men play flutes‚ women bear infants.”(Hogbin 101) The Wogeo taboo on interaction between males and females declares that they will be safer‚ less vulnerable‚ healthy and prosperous if they refrain from interacting with the opposite sex. The notion of not interacting with the opposite sex causes separateness between

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    In its simplest form any religion may be seen as a belief system. This system may affect values‚ laws‚ customs‚ rites and general behaviour patterns. Religion may affect the individual‚ group‚ community or nation. It may play a peripheral or an integral role within society. Its structure may be as complex as any large organisational bureaucracy or as simple as a two-way relationship between a person and object/subject of worship. The function of religion in a society is often to explain to

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    Boys And Girls Munro

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    gendered roles. In “Boys and Girls”‚ in the backdrop of a countryside in 1950s‚ Alice Munro depicts the hardships and successes of the rite of passage into adulthood through her portrayal of a young female who goes through the process of growing up. She presents the subject of the profound unfairness of sex-role stereotyping‚ and the effect this has on the rites of passage into adulthood through the narrator’s attempts to resist to womanhood. The patriarchal society

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