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'Devil's Playground': Analyse af Amish Rumspringa

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'Devil's Playground': Analyse af Amish Rumspringa er en engelsk-opgave til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 2 sider (568 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 23. marts 2011.

Denne opgave analyserer dokumentarfilmen 'Devil's Playground', som skildrer Amish-ungdommens overgangsrite 'Rumspringa'. Den beskriver Amish-kulturen, deres livsstil og de udfordringer, unge som Faron står overfor, når de skal vælge mellem at forblive i menigheden eller forlade den.

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Solid analyse af dokumentarfilmen 'Devil's Playground' med god beskrivelse af Amish-kultur og Rumspringa. Teksten er velstruktureret og informativ.
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  • amish
  • dokumentarfilm
  • identitet
  • kultur
  • modernitet
  • religion
  • rumspringa
  • tradition
  • ungdom

Devil’s playground is a documentary film about Amish youths being on “Rumspringa”. Rumspringa is a time when Amish kids at the age of sixteen to twenty experiment with alcohol, tobacco, relationships and maybe drugs. They wear regular clothes and go to a lot of parties, but after some time they have to choose between being Amish or English.

The Amish

The Amish are a group of Christian people who live like they did in the seventeenth century. They do not use any kind of electricity and they all wear the same clothes. The Amish church began late in the seventeenth century when some Christians in Switzerland didn’t think that baptizing children was appropriate simply because babies don’t have a choice. So they started their own church where only adults could be baptized. Since then the Amish church has been pursued so most of the Amish have moved to America. The Amish don’t believe in modern technology and they don’t think that an easy way of life is the right way of life. They believe that only by living simple without cars or electricity they will eventually go to Heaven. The Amish are very strong in their beliefs so if an Amish youth chooses to leave the Amish church they will completely ignore them. They will under no circumstances acknowledge that person anymore because they believe without a doubt in their mind that the youth will go to hell. This is called “shunning”.

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