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opic:Analysis the role of family in the novel. ...
The Role of Family in Native American Culture
The importance of a family is significance in Native American culture. As shown in the novel Ceremony Tayo the main character in the novel has his supporting cast. ... Because families play a key role in Native American culture, the old generation maintains order in the community by reminding the new generation about traditional values and myths, and by care-taking sick individual. ... Through the process of the scalp ceremony performed by Ku""oosh, it was the first step in bringing Tayo back to the center. ... One such ceremony he performed was the Sunrise ceremony. The importance of this ceremony meant a new beginning and a time of transition. ... Besides the help of Ku""oosh the other significance medicine man Betonie provides Tayo with the tools necessary for Tayo to complete the ceremony in the novel. ...
One role the family played in the novel was being Tayos caregiver. ... Another aspect of that role that the family plays was being attentive to Tayo""s lifestyle after the war.
Approximate Word count = 964
Approximate Pages = 3.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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