passing enum value as an argument

I'm writing a class with a method that will accept 1 of 3 items listed in an
enum. Is it possible to pass the item name without the enum name in your
calling statement?

EXAMPLE:

public enum EnumName
FirstValue = 1
SecondValue = 2
ThirdValue = 3
end enum

CURRENTLY DOING THIS:
ObjectName.MethodName(EnumName.FirstValue)

WANT TO DO THIS:
ObjectName.MethodName(FirstValue)



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