60 maraschino cherries
3 Tbs. butter softened
3 Tbs. corn syrup
2 c. confectioner’s sugar
1 lb. chocolate confectioner’s coating or almond bark
Remove cherries from the jar and place on a paper towel to dry. If you try to make
ancient times. The types of customs, beliefs and values helped show that Hmong culture has shaped and changed throughout time. The types of archetypes have helped change and shape the Hmong which also thought them life lessons. Hmong culture has shaped and changed into it’s modern culture due to the three components which are creation stories, customs, values, beliefs, and archetypes told in Hmong folk stories. These characteristics will explain why modern Hmong culture is different than their ancient…
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Kantuta Around the globe, there are numerous sorts of narrating techniques and different symbols and archetypes that are appeared in stories that are passed down from ancestors who attempt to keep their way of life and convictions alive all through eras. Numerous indigenous gatherings like Aymara who live in Bolivia and peru have faith in legends including “ The Legend of the Kantuta”. There are symbols and archetypes that are presented that are displayed in their regular day to day existence which…
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The archetypes among us Writing Prompt: Why are archetypes important and what function do they serve in society? The concept of archetypes can be traced back to the ancient Greeks, to Plato and his doctrine of forms. They saw the world at large or of everyday things as having archetypes. This gave their world meaning as they gave everyday objects archetypal expression. Carl Jung’s idea of archetypes was close to the concept of the ancient Greeks, however his idea had a major difference. Jung saw…
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inspirational quote said by Plato portrays many protagonists as heroes, but there are many different types or archetypes besides a hero. In Shakespeare's 12th night, written in 1601, Viola and the Clown represent archetypes of an explorer, a lover and the jester. To illustrate the explorer and lover archetype, Viola, also known as Cesario, travels around an island called Illyria and falls in love with her master, the duke Osario. Viola represents the explorer archetype when she wants to explore the island and tells the captain to "present me…
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knowledge of certain archetypes, in which it is known as a universal symbolic pattern. The term archetype is defined as a model that allows people to understand the hardship of being human, allowing them to understand the nature of the universe and the human beings in general (Altshuler and Janaro 60). Characters, such as heroes appear in cultures from all over the world in different forms (Altshuler and Janaro 35). As it has been stated in the textbook, “The hero is an archetype found in almost every…
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wind up with Luke Skywalker. While Luke is cleaning R2D2 a message from Princess Leia pops up and Luke, R2D2, C3PO, Hans Solo, and Chewbacca must go and save the princess. The Adventures of Ulysses and Star Wars IV: A New Hope have similar and different archetypes and hero’s journey stages. Both The Adventures of Ulysses and Star Wars IV: A New Hope portray a version of The Mundane World stage within the hero’s journey. In both the book and the movie the hero’s want to accomplish something. In The…
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Many literary devices are used all throughout Beowulf including archetypes, kennings, and hyperboles. Using literary devices in literature is a great way to fluff up any story and make it more interesting. These strategies have been used in poetry for centuries and are often still used today. Different literary devices are used repeatedly all throughout the story of Beowulf, including archetypes, kennings and hyperboles. An archetype is an example or symbol of someone or something that is very widely…
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drowning while losing control over our life, it is the hero archetype that comes to our rescue – we become such hero. We fight, plan, gather strength in order to deal with unpleasant circumstances and get our stuff together. Eventually, we repair whatever went wrong with our life. Or, when we feel lost it might be the archetype of a wise man or a wise woman who can guide us into a proper resolution and knowledge. The list goes on. The archetype is simply a pattern of behaviours and occurrences. To demonstrate…
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Similar to Freudian psychology, Carl Jung addresses the different aspect of the unconscious and conscious mind. His Neo-Analytic theory highlights the parts of the mind as the conscious ego, the personal unconscious, and the collective unconscious. The conscious ego is described as the core of self-awareness and its purposes are to make a person aware of thoughts and feelings the outside environment. Comparable to Freud’s theory, the personal unconscious consists of contemplations that are not outwardly…
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The Underworld archetype is important to storytelling because it shows perseverance and growth of a character. Hardship affects the wealthy and the poor; the young and the old; the corporate CEO and the teacher in a one-room school. “The human condition guarantees that…
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