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    reservation among the hundreds of people that have gathered who were families of women and children and men. The piling of stones by the young boys gave a slight hint of what the outcome of this lottery was going to be. The beginning of the story when all the children and adults gathered in the town center reminded me of a recent movie The Hunger Games where the plot was a type of lottery where the children were chosen to fight for their families. Jackson’s description of the town‚ the time of year‚ children

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    The Lottery

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    The story‚ "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson is about tradition. A word usually tied to happy events like anniversaries‚ family vacations‚ and holidays‚ Jackson presents the concept in a much more sinister light. While there are hints of what is to come‚ the events portrayed are similar to what one would expect to find in a small village’s long standing custom. The first‚ misleading bit of evidence lies in the very first paragraph. The day is described as "clear and sunny"‚ with "flowers

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    “Dead Man’s Path” In the short story “Dead Man’s Path” by Chinua Achebe our main character Michael Obi‚ is faced with a struggle between traditionalism and modernism. Obi is appointed headmaster at Ndume Central to help the otherwise unprogressive school. Having many ideas and being a young enthusiastic man‚ mission authorities felt he was the best for the job but being narrow minded is ultimately his downfall. Michael Obi is very much a modern man. When Obi was speaking to his wife Nancy about

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    traditional clothes

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    Introduction: Good afternoon‚ everyone. I’m (Aaesha‚ and my Colleagues are zainab and sara). This afternoon we’re going to be talking to you about one of important things in our culture‚ which is (traditional clothes). So‚ we’ll begin by examining women’s clothes and then we’ll go on to talk about men’s clothing. Please keep all of your questions till the end of the presentation. Women: First of all‚ I am going to tell you about the traditional Emirati clothing for a women. One of the famous clothes

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    when they are in need of entertainment or companionship. Deven realised that if he “had someone”‚ then-. Thus women are presented as peripheral in this sense and are unable to go against the men because they are bound to the men in the novel by traditions. At the onset‚ women are presented in In Custody as inferior to men. Yet as the novel progresses‚ Desai develops

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    Summary Ang Huling Prinsesa” (The Last Princess) is a documentary from Kara David shown in I-Witness back in 2004. It is a challenging feat for anyone who wants to see and explore a mysterious tradition preserved for decades among some of the mountains isolated communities. I-Witness travels to the Tapaz Mountain‚ considered the farthest in Capiz‚ located in the central Philippines island of Panay. Reporter Kara David reaches the community of Rizal Sur‚ a village that looks just like any other isolated

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    National Anthem

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    national anthemNational anthem It is a symbol of the country’s traditions‚ ideals‚ history and culture. Promotes patriotism‚ so people feel good about their country and generally complain less about taxes. - Promotes unity‚ so people stop arguing with different ethnic groups and embrace the fact that they’re stuck on the same piece of land for the rest of the foreseeable future. - Promotes tradition‚ so those with conservative views will stay happy. Also‚ it’s a bit late to change things now

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    does not want to hear‚ she is quick to dismiss his agnosticism‚ “you believe in god. You’re just angry at him right now.” Her dismissal is her return to traditional beliefs‚ in Iranian culture God’s existence is undeniable. This quick retreat to tradition reappears later in the book‚ but after a much more horrific

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    everything or architecture. In other words‚ keeping it nice and conservative. Gustav Stickley explains why tradition was not good enough‚ "To preserve these characteristics and to bring back to individuals life and work the vigorous constructive spirit which during the last half-century has spent its activities in commercial and industrial expansion‚ is‚ in a nut-shell‚ the Craftsmen idea" (123). Tradition was not good enough. People in twentieth all had reputations to uphold. Stickley claims‚ "That the

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    and Hong Kong. The vision of the company is to share the “Kopitiam” tradition through generations by educating the young.​ Evaluate (str & weakenesses) Brand | Strength | Weakness | Ya Kun | * Uses social media (eg. Facebook‚ website) * Maintain the traditional menu * Expanded regionally * Outlets can be easily found in more places * ​Nostalgic appeal keeps older generation feel attached * Infused traditions with vibrancy and style * Attempt to attract the younger crowd who

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