Tuesdays with Morrie (p. 109-129)

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What does Mitch start to do as his visits continue with Morrie?

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Mitch begins to read about how different cultures view death.

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What does Morrie say we are being brainwashed to believe?

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Morrie suggests that we are being brainwashed to believe that 'More is good.'

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What did Ted Turner not want his tombstone to read?

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Ted Turner did not want his tombstone to read 'I Never Owned a Network.'

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Who is the author of the quote: 'Each night, when I go to sleep, I die. And the next morning, when I wake up, I am reborn.'?

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This quote is by Mahatma Ghandi.

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What type of classes did Morrie teach at Brandeis University?

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Morrie taught psychology classes at Brandeis.

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What is the significance of understanding different cultural perspectives on death?

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Understanding different cultural perspectives on death can help individuals cope with loss and appreciate the diversity of human experiences.

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How does Morrie's philosophy challenge societal norms?

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Morrie's philosophy challenges societal norms by emphasizing the importance of love, relationships, and emotional well-being over material success.

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What role does storytelling play in Mitch and Morrie's conversations?

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Storytelling serves as a means for Mitch and Morrie to share experiences, lessons, and insights about life and death.

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What does Morrie believe is essential for a fulfilling life?

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Morrie believes that love, community, and meaningful connections are essential for a fulfilling life.

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How does Morrie view the concept of success?

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Morrie views success not in terms of wealth or power, but in terms of the impact one has on others and the love one shares.