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    Jazz Funerals

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    are few types’ funerals that are practices from different cultures. Death is a way of life‚ and everything living will die. Over centuries many cultures have a different way of remembering the dead. Funerals play significant role of allowing people to remember the dead‚ and letting the dead move on. Let’s take a journey to 10 different countries; Indonesia‚ New Orleans‚ South Korean‚ Philippines‚ Mongolia‚ United States‚ Balinese‚ Madagascar‚ Australia‚ and Ghana to see how funeral traditions are

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    Julius Caesars Funeral

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    the two fellow Romans Mark Antony and Brutus who use the repetition of meaningful words “honor” and “ambition” to Manipulate the Plebeians to siding with both of them. To begin‚ I would like to identify the speakers in the occasion of Caesar’s funeral which are Marcus Brutus and Mark Antony who are speaking to the audience of Plebeians or the people of Rome. Both Brutus and Mark Antony have a different purpose over the subject of Caesar’s tragic death. Brutus is portrayed as the antagonist in the

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    Funeral Planning

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    Funeral Planning Introduction Mankind’s history of burial practices and funeral customs are as old as civilization itself. There is no specific way to planning a funeral. Every civilization and culture has provided for their dead in different ways. Religion and personal beliefs play an important role in the burial practices and funeral customs of a given culture or civilization. Furthermore‚ each civilization and cultured ever studied have three things in common: some type of funeral rites

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    My Funeral

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    For my funeral‚ I would like everyone I know to come to it. Also I would very appreciate it if no one cries or is sad. I would just like it if they share my memories instead of mourning over them. I don’t mind if my funeral is not that fancy‚ because I will not be there to see it‚ but I sure don’t want the mood of the funeral very melancholy. I would also like people to dress in white‚ as per our Indian culture. I do not want to be buried underground and just rot away‚ but I would like it very much

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    Anthonys Funeral Speech

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    Antony’s Funeral Speech: A Close Reading The following are rhetorical appeals used to persuade or prove an argument. ¬      Ethos is an appeal to the audience that the speaker is a credible authority on the matter that is being presented. It is how the speaker convinces the audience that he or she is qualified to speak on the particular subject.   ¬      Pathos is an appeal to the audience’s emotions. It can be in the form of figurative langauge‚ a passionate delivery‚ or even a simple claim

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    Brutus Tragic Hero

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    Marcus Brutus as The Tragic Hero of Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Aristotle is a Greek philosopher who made significant contributions to many different aspects of literature. In Aristotle’s philosophical treatise‚ Poetics‚ a tragedy is depicted as the downfall of a tragic hero‚ which is conveyed through the unification of hubris‚ free choice‚ and an error of judgement. Aristotle defines a tragic hero as a person of noble prestige and greatness. Although the tragic hero is notably great

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    american funerals

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    May 2014 A Re-look at the America Funeral Process Funerals are some of the most difficult activities for most individuals to experience‚ especially when they involve the death of a loved one. Over the years‚ there has grown a common and yet distinct American custom when it comes to how funerals are perceived and conducted (James 348). However‚ most Americans still hold unto the traditional funerals as opposed to modern ones. Unfortunately‚ the American funeral customs put a lot of more emphasis

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    Funeral Industry

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    the Philippines‚ the funeral service industry is relatively new. Until the 20th century‚ funerals were organized by family and neighbors and held at home. People were often buried on family property. As communities became larger and more established common cemeteries began to be used. Funeral homes were later established to relieve the family of the logistical problems presented by a death. The term “undertaker” refers to the person who “under took” responsibility for funeral arrangements. Many of

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    Funeral Blues.

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    atypical metaphor of a dog and a bone. To exemplify the way he feels his life has ended‚ he then uses metaphors associated with a funeral: Silence the pianos and with a muffled drum Bring out the coffin‚ let the mourners come. To show the end of happiness and the start of mourning‚ the writer includes the silencing of the pianos and then low thudding drums used at funeral to describe the phenomenal sadness he feels now the relationship is over. He includes the metaphor coffin to either represent his

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    Funeral Protests

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    Funeral protests have been a controversial issue for several years. Many people believe that they have a right to freedom speech in any situation however; someone has a right to bury a loved one in peace. Funeral protest bans do not infringe on freedom of speech. . “God Hates You” and “Thank God for Dead Soldiers” should not have to be viewed by someone who is trying to bury their loved one who was killed in war. However‚ according to New York Times (2006)‚ this is what one family had to bear.

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