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    worshipping in the Christian congregation “Prieka Vēsts” For these people are not drunk‚ as you suppose‚ since it is only the third hour of the day [1‚ Acts 2:15] In this work I would like to study theories and practice regarding religious Christian ceremonies which are practiced in charismatic churches. I will be paying special attention to worship‚ during which the members of the congregation find themselves in a trance-like state‚ characterised by speaking in tongues‚ euphoria and sometimes even loss

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    Social Deviance and Social Acceptance Social deviance is defined as a violation of social norms. So what qualifies as a social deviant? According to sociologist Howard S. Becker (1966) the best definition for social deviance is described as: “It is not the act itself‚ but the reactions to the act‚ that make something deviant.” In cultures around the world there are many practices that we Americans would find deviant‚ but to them it is their everyday life. In many countries around the world

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    When someone moves into the world there are many challenges they must overcome such as attitudes‚ individuals and beliefs. In the play ‘Educating Rita’ written by Willy Russel and ‘Gran Torino’ directed by Clint Eastwood‚ beliefs‚ attitudes and individuals are challenged. The protagonists have had to question their attitudes and beliefs before they could move ahead into the new world. The main ideas that are experienced are family‚ sacrifice and choice. Some of the techniques are symbolism‚ transition

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    Gran Torino Gran Torino is an American drama film‚ released in 2008 film directed and produced by and also starring Clint Eastwood. Set in Detroit‚ Michigan it was the first mainstream U.S. film to feature Hmong Americans. Gran Torino was a critical and commercial success‚ grossing nearly $270 million worldwide and is also said to be Clint Eastwood’s most successful film‚ but as like many films Gran Torino received both praise and criticism. “Gran Torino” tells the story of Walt Kowalski (Clint

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    man called a medicine man or a shaman. The Medicine men were in charge of the weddings and the funerals as well as most rituals that took place. These men were believed to possess special powers and were thought of as miracle workers because they were able to connect with the spirit world. Young men also relied on them to interpret their visions. Shamans were trained in how to use herbs‚ plants and animal substances as medicine to heal. To the tribe’s people the shaman was their connection with the

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    witnessed my father‚ a Hmong refugee who had faced the atrocities of the Vietnam War‚ slowly retreat from his children‚ as his high hopes and dreams for his sons and daughters disintegrated. == My second oldest sister embodied the perfect role model to me‚ and she had everything coming her way. However‚ at eighteen‚ she ran away from home and moved in to live with her boyfriend‚ a man just as old as my father. Dating outside of the race is taboo in the traditional Hmong culture‚ an as the head

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    is also displayed when Walt changes his views and begins to respect his neighbors. 3. There are several gangs in the movie. These include Asian or Hmong‚ Mexican and Black gangs 4. Where there are gangs‚ there will also be gang violence. This is displayed though when the gang shoots up Teo’s house 5. Another example of gang violence is when the Hmong gang beats and rapes Su‚ Teo’s sister 6. The last example of gang violence is when the gang shoots and kills Walt. Walt did this to send them to jail

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    had gotten to be so hazardous there is no option remain. The war in Southeast Asia had attacked their homes‚ their groups‚ and their nation what’s more now the Hmong individuals were generally chased again in light of the fact that they had helped the U.s. battle its war on their dirt. Like the hundreds of years long history of the Hmong before them‚ they found themselves at the end of the day without a spot to call home. The question I have been asked to answer throughout this paper was if Kao Kalia

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    Shang kings have questions regarding the future and their relationship with spirits‚ they assigned priests and shamans to become medium between human and spirits. When shamans were asked to foretell for the king‚ they drill hollows in shells and apply red-hot poker to these shells. They believed this ritual would attract spirits who were nearby to answer kings’ questions asked by shamans. Shamans’ main task was to interpret spirits’ respond through the different cracks on shells. These kinds of predictions

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    tired and wanted to sleep‚ but my father looked at me. “Bring the water.” I grabbed the bowl and followed him to another wigwam where an old woman wailed in pain. There is a young woman holding her hand. She looked up and smiled. “Shaman you’re here. Look Mom the shaman is here.” A tear rolled down her cheek. “Can you stop the pain?” We wash like before. This time Father examined the woman. “Feel her stomach.” I placed my hands on the women. Her stomach was as hard as stone. Father shook his head

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