Tuesdays with Morrie
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The Curriculum The Syllabus The Student The Audiovisual The Orientation The Classroom Taking Attendance The First Tuesday The Second Tuesday The Third Tuesday The Audiovisual, Part Two The Fourth Tuesday The Fifth Tuesday The Sixth Tuesday The Professor, Part Two The Seventh Tuesday The Eighth Tuesday The Ninth Tuesday The Tenth Tuesday The Eleventh Tuesday The Audiovisual, Part Three The Twelfth Tuesday The Thirteenth Tuesday The Fourteenth Tuesday Graduation Conclusion The Professor
Themes
All Themes Teaching and Learning Death Culture and Religion Movement and Change Love, Family, and Community
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Characters
All Characters Mitch Albom Morrie Schwartz Peter Charlie Morrie's Mother
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All Symbols Food Media The Natural World and Morrie's Hibiscus Dance
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Tuesdays with Morrie

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Mitch Albom
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