Exploration of Death Through Socio-Historical Lenses

Religion defines death by drawing the concept of the legality of life, thereby providing a shelter and meaning for death. In this article we will explore death through historical images of society by identifying important concepts of death in religion of Christians and people's temples. Christianity is about 41,000 contemporary sects (PewReasearch, 2011) and has an overall impact of 31.7% on world religion (PewReasearch, 2011). Let's make it one of the most powerful and influential institutions in the world.

Scholarship. Theissen accounts for the majority of what we know about the history of Israel in the first century and is incorporated into the story of a fictitious person Andreas who experienced social and political tension with regard to Jesus' death . Although the hero is a fictional person, many people who come in contact with him are not, and the events he experiences are often based on historical reality. Everything that implies past values ​​is surrounded by quotation marks. As a result of the shadow, the reader will have a new view on the New Testament world and will have confidence in many elements of the gospel. This non-apologizing work is included in this bibliography and this is why it is strongly recommended. Steve West "Philosophical Dialogue of Christian Faith: Consideration on Christian Faith

Greg L. Bahnsen is an annotated book on Christian apologies and is being edited by Robert R, ready to defend the direction of faith.

Prototype: Using prototypes of the protagonists of the protagonists, Nemesis, Attractor, Mentor, and Trixter as lenses, live the main character of the story through these shots, analyze, and explore the narrative function and making way of each character It affects personality, that is, the story. Submap: My theory is subplot = relationship. Therefore, after listing each protagonist to the author, I recommend to consider the essence of the relationship with the hero and their own interrelationship. Again, to reflect the relationship between these roles and the meaning of each subgraph in the overall story, we use these as lenses.

Literary lenses provide various ways of document analysis. A literary lens, also known as a critical school, enables studies of literature adaptation to clarify the meaning of stratification and variables. As an evolving discipline, literary theory has changed to keep up with historical and cultural changes. Various literary lenses that are always in use are classified into four categories. Social culture, new criticism, psychoanalysis, and post structuralism criticism. From a socio-cultural point of view, we will consider literature from a perspective based on historical, political or gender. Historical criticism takes into account the rise of literature. Post colonial theory is a historical critique to examine the long-term influence of colonialism by studying former colonial literature. Marxist's criticism thinks that literature is a product of social class using Marx's theory