세계에서 특이한 장례문화 (영문) extraodinary funeral practice in the world)

소개

세계 장례문화중에서 일반적이지않고 널리 알려지지 않은 미지 장례문화에 대해서 설명한 에세이 입니다.
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소개
일본
티벳
인도
필리핀
결론

본문내용

Funeral
Introduction
A funeral is a ceremony where we celebrate, purify and remember the person who has passed away and Antoine de Saint-Exupery once said "He, who has gone, so we but cherish his memory, abides with us, more potent, nay more present than the living man". The funeral celebration of people dates back around 300,000 years ago, from Neanderthal men that lived from Iraq to Central Europe.Flowers were put on the deceased`s chest before burying the deceased in caves and according to archaeologists so it shows that the Neanderthal trusted in afterlife. As time goes by, men spread around the world and civilization has developed not only in languages, but belief systems and also ways of celebration etc. Funeral customs has developed and varied according to our country of origin, place that we live and our customs. Cultures and civilizations attend to the suitable care of their dead. There are three things every culture and civilization has in common connecting to death and the

참고자료

· References
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