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1.)https://modernmommy.co.za/freedom-to-express-yourself-breastfeeding-debate/

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1.)https://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=5315
2.)http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval-england/medieval-cathedrals/

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This image recently has become very popular on facebook, when it comes to discussing the issue of breast feeding in public. Generally, people consider that showing off the breasts is vulgar, yet people allow it if it is an advertisement, like in this image, because it brings financial benefits to a company and apparently the woman looks sexy. However, people consider that the love of a mother is something sacred and crucial in every person's life, yet it seems that people perceive the most natural demonstration of that as disgusting and ugly, which in my opinion is maddening, because there is absolutely nothing wrong with a mother showing her care and love to her baby. In all honesty, there is less display of a woman's breast while she's feeding than on a advertisement because the child's head is covering it, therefore, i consider that it would be appropriate to scold not the caring mothers but the advertisers.

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Find an popular culture image (graffiti, meme, gif etc) that can be considered both vulgar or sacred and explain why you chose what you chose.

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In your opinion, what are the similarities and differences between the form and function between the medieval cathedral and the Hindu temple?

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- both use bells during their ceremonies
- for both a person will have to bring an offering
- promote modesty in clothing and in mind

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- built as a deity's home
- built for a with the purpose of experiencing the presence of a deity at a higher level (hinduismtoday.com)
- no commitment for regular visiting is necessary
- people come by themelves and pray

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- several designs (gothic, rennaissance, victorian)
- require commitment for attending regularly
- someone has to do the services and ceremonies, like a bishop
- built tas a sign of great wealth status of a city