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    #1- Symbolism of caskets Set by her father, Portia’s suitors must choose the correct casket to have her lovely hand in marriage. There are three options for them to choose from: gold, silver, and lead. All three chests are inscribed with short phrases on the outside that hint to their contents. These chests are symbolic of several human natures and beliefs that become clear when the contents of the chest are revealed. The first chest is sparkling gold and brilliantly decorated. Inscribed on the

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    Analysis Of Open Casket

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    There is controversy over Dana Shutz painting "Open Casket". Open Casket is an abstract painting of a young black 14-year old that was murdered and mutilated by two white men because he was mistakenly accused of flirting with a 21-year-old white women. The painting is of Slain Emmett Till lying dead in his coffin. The controversial painting is being displayed at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The protest began when an African American Artist Parker Bright started a peaceful protest in front

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    Open Casket. Open Casket is an abstract painting of a young black 14-year old boy who was murdered and mutilated by two white men because he was mistakenly accused of sexually harassing a 21-year-old white women. The painting portrays the face of Slain Emmett Till lying dead in his coffin. The controversial painting was displayed at the Whitney Museum of American Art in NY. The protest began when an African American Artist, Parker Bright started a harmless protest in front of the Open Casket painting

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    happening and wanted to get away and never got to because the people were holding him back. Then, he is shown in a casket-like box to make it look like the people killed him. The symbolic meaning to this story is that he is in some type of relationship that he really wants to get out of because he thinks it is hurting him but the other people are holding him back causing him suffering. The casket-like box and him in it was symbolizing that he thinks this relationship is so harmful it may kill him. The purpose

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    Open Casket: If you are planning an open casket funeral, generally the casket will be set up by the funeral home staff before the funeral and viewing starts. Closed Casket: If you are having a closed casket funeral, you will need pallbearers to bring the casket from the viewing room to the room where the funeral is being held. Cemetery Burial: If you are planning a cemetery burial, you will need pallbearers to carry the casket from the funeral home to the vehicle used to transport the casket. You

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    The Metal Bound Casket exhibits the social, psychological and mythical functions necessary to influence the way that we live today. The myth uses the social purpose to oppress many of the natural instincts of mankind and establish a moral order. The myth antagonizes the brothers of the Duke of Chow. This can be seen when in their non-resolute concern for the King’s health and their attempt to humiliate the Duke of Chow by spreading false rumours. This establishes the moral of loyalty and truth. This

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    In The Crystal Casket, there are not lot of similarities to the Disney Snow White. In the Disney version, Snow White dies due to a poison apple and wakes up due to a kiss from her future prince. Snow White also has to wake up only once. In the Crystal Casket, the daughter ends up dying twice and is woken up each time. The first time Ermellina dies is caused by a witch sent by her stepmother. Ermellina is given a basket of sweetmeats from the witch, who is discussed as a servant from her father’s

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    The painting “Open Casket” by the artist, Dana Schutz, portrays the hurt and pain that Emmett Till went through that caused his distorted face, which eventually lead to his gruesome death. On August 28, 1955, America was forever changed after Till was brutally murdered while he was in Mississippi on vacation visiting his uncle. Since, he was from Chicago, he did know the social code that southerners lived by when it came to racial tensions between whites and blacks. A simple whistle sound that he

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    Franks Casket and Beowulf   Runic inscriptions have been found not only in Anglo-Saxon poetry but also in archaeologicial discoveries like the Clermont or Franks casket. Runic inscriptions have been discovered on coins and various other objects, the most important being the beautiful Clermont or Franks casket. The top and three of the sides are now in the British Museum, the fourth side is in the Museo Nazionale at Florence. The casket is made of whalebone, and the scenes carved on it

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    Analysis of Millay’s “Not in a silver casket cool with pearls” Edna St. Vincent Millay’s unconventional childhood, growing up without a father because her mom kicked him out and having to learn independence and responsibility by the age of twelve, influenced her poetry and shaped her as an motivated and self-sufficient individual. By the time “Vincent”, as she liked to be called, was nineteen years old, she already had already made a name for herself as a formidable poet. A couple discovered

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