Essays on Celebrations & Rituals

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The Distinctiveness of The 2023 Locarno Film Festival Awards

1 page / 541 words

Introduction The Locarno Film Festival, known for its celebration of cinematic excellence, witnessed notable changes in its awards structure in the 2023 edition. This essay delves into how the 2023 Locarno Film Festival Awards differed from previous years, focusing on three key aspects: the introduction...

Festival Film Festival

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The Impact of The Locarno Film Festival on World Cinema

1 page / 451 words

Introduction The 76th edition of the Locarno Film Festival in 2023 had a significant impact on world cinema. This essay explores various aspects of this impact, highlighting how the festival influenced audience engagement, industry participation, global film representation, its historical significance, and its acknowledgment of...

Cinematography Festival Film Festival

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As a Filipino How Do You Feel About Celebrating Festivals

3 pages / 1592 words

A few days ago I was asked ‘as a Filipino how do you feel about celebrating festivals?’ If there is only one Filipino festival touted for its ultimate grandeur, magnificent range, profligate in its opulence, and splendid in its style, it is the most anticipated...

Cultural Identity Festival

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Sweden National Day: a Celebration of Historically Revolutionary Day

4 pages / 1899 words

People waving flags paint the sky blue and yellow. In Stockholm, the king and queen can be found at Skansen, an open-air museum, participating in a ceremony. Children dressed in traditional peasant costume present the royal couple with bouquets of summer flowers. An outsider might...

Festival World History

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Finger Cutting Ritual of Ikipalin of The Dani Tribe

2 pages / 1064 words

What rituals or practices do you take part in within your culture? For the Dani Tribe of Indonesia, there is a ritual essential to their grieving process after losing a loved one. They call it ‘Ikipalin’, and it includes the women of the tribe cutting...

Body Modification Ceremony Tradition

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Dashain: One of The Most Important Holidays in Nepal

1 page / 398 words

Introduction The festival of Dashain is the most celebrated Hindu festival and symbolizes the victory of good over evil. It falls in the month of September or October and is celebrated for fifteen days. The celebration begins on the bright lunar moon and concludes on...

Carnival Festival

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Award Winning Ceremony: an Opportunity to Have a 'Voice'

3 pages / 1241 words

“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door,” Milton Berle once said. Joaquin Phoenix is an American actor, environmentalist, and social activist, widely known for his disdain for the concept of award ceremonies. Over time, however, he built a door by transforming his obligation to attend...

Actions Award Ceremony

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Native American Death Rituals and Funeral Costumes

7 pages / 3260 words

Introduction: Native Americans, also known as American Indians, Native Americans, Native Americans and other terms refer to people who first settled in the United States and their descendants. The first group of native Americans landed in North America at least 15,000 years ago via the...

Ceremony Native American

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Carnival: Importance in Culture and Relations Within Historical Communities

4 pages / 2046 words

Historians studying the phenomenon of Carnival will recognize its importance in culture and relations within historical communities, such as 16th Century France, early modern England, or post-colonial Trinidad, and moreover, the underlying structures as the cause for Carnival will be of particular interest to Social...

Carnival

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Carnival in Q’eros: Where The Mountains Meet The Jungle 

4 pages / 1704 words

The people of Q’eros live isolated in the Andes mountains of Peru. Carnival in Q’eros: Where the Mountains Meet the Jungle is produced and directed by John Cohen, who is the narrator of the film. Juan Núñez del Prado also assisted in the direction of...

Carnival Festival Movie Summary

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The System of Rites of Passage to Adulthood

9 pages / 3936 words

Young children are bound to experience several transitions during their childhood. The early years mark the beginning of these shifts in children’s lives and thus call for sensitive and strategic management of these transition periods by the key actors. As a prospective early years educator,...

Adulthood Children Rites of Passage

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Relationship Between Rites of Passage and Medicine

3 pages / 1144 words

The culture of medicine Western Medicine advancements have been significant in recent years, but sensitivity in respect to culture and consideration regarding health care delivery, are not proving to value the culture and tradition of medicine for Indigenous populations. For many reasons, Indigenous Peoples are...

Native American Rites of Passage

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Rites of Passage: The Journey to Adulthood

1 page / 605 words

Fairy-tale lands where everything is perfect, make believe realms where growing up is stress-free. There is no doubt that teens nowadays believe that growing up is a walk in the park and are now taking longer and longer to take on responsibilities. Teens now believe...

Rites of Passage

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Exploration of Women’s Rite of Passage and Its Connection to Death

3 pages / 1429 words

Introduction When I was in grade 1, our teacher told us to pick a hero and explain our choice to the class. Like many little girls, I chose my mother. I drew a picture of the two of us and proudly shared stories about the...

Rites of Passage

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Confirmation as a Rite of Passage Within The Christian Church

3 pages / 1165 words

Introduction In this essay, the topic of confirmation within the Christian church is going to be discussed as a rite of passage. Confirmation is a religious ritual practiced by Christians where a baptised person is able to confirm the promises made on their behalf at...

Church Rites of Passage

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Rites of Passage During The Various Stages of Life

4 pages / 1993 words

Introduction Rites of passage is a ceremony or event marking an important stage in someone’s life. It usually relates to birth, or even the ceremony for the transition from childhood to adulthood, marriage and death. Rite of passage is even a way of dividing a...

Rites of Passage

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The Pongal Festival in Tamil Culture

2 pages / 1013 words

When looking in depth at the ritual of Pongal, gender roles are portrayed by what is seen to be ideal for a woman and a man to do. In other words, gender is a socially constructed perspective that portrays what is expected of the behavior,...

Festival Pongal Tradition

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Overview of The Holi Festival in India

2 pages / 707 words

Holi Holi, the “Festival of Colors” or the “Festival of Love”, is the celebration of the outset of the spring season, the welcome of warmth and happiness and symbolizes the victory of Good over Evil. It is the perfect occasion to boost your business by...

Festival Holi Festival Indian Culture

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Overview of Diwali Festival in India

2 pages / 1054 words

Diwali is an extremely popular festival in India. It’s additionally known as the festival of lights. It’s a holy festival for the Hindus. On Diwali people lit up their homes, shops, etc. with lanterns, candles, diyas, and decorative lights. Lord Ganesh and god Lakshmi are...

Diwali Festival Indian Culture