Friday, April 29, 2011

hw 49

Rossi,

Thought that getting to hear your peer's views on death from three different perspectives really helped you develop your own thoughts on the subject more.I like how you were able to take what your interviewees said and applied it to your own life and how you see death. The quote "It saddens me that one death can change so much" the interviews were touching and showed how each person was affected by death in their lives and how it has influenced their views on it and changed so much for them. You told each person's story in a way that I could connect to. Good job!

Jay,

Interviewing your mom showed how her experiences growing up around funerals and coming from a different culture and how her religious background influenced her ideas on death and the care of the dead. "What I thought was odd though, was that my mother wants to be cremated, which contradicts her being a self-proclaimed 'traditionalist'." good job analyzing what your mom said and trying to make sense of how she wants to buried.Thought it was interesting to hear what she had to say since you said it seemed she had thought a lot about it.



Max,

Your interviews showed how death can impact people's lives by losing someone close to them. You also touched on how after someone dies they are still remembered by those closest to them. That even though they are gone, they still live on in the memories of others.

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Max cb said...

Larche,

Your interviewees ideas on cremation vs. burials interested me alot. I liked how that person believed that cremation was "wrong". Since that is an opinion i am not going to argue against their beliefs but it did make me think about my own ideas on the issue. Very good post overall.

Jay M. said...

Your post was great. Really detailed and extensive. One line that struck me was; "we have a set of rules for everything in life, so you don't have to give much thought into making your own decision or trying to figure out what’s right for you." I was bewildered by this, and couldn't understand why your interviewee would want common routine to rule how they cared for loved ones. However you interviewed your interviewees was great and brought out a bunch of great stuff. Solid post.

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