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    researches on the concept of Qualia: a gap in language. Qualia are the subjective experiences that cannot be described by words‚ such as describing color to a blind person‚ or the blind describing the lack thereof to a seeing person. In the novel "The Joy Luck Club‚" the mothers and the daughters have somewhat of a communication gap: one is centered on the Chinese language and the other American English. In communication between the mothers and daughters‚ there is a large amount of misunderstanding that

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    Reflection of The Joy Luck Club This movie depicted different life experience of four pairs of Chinese mother and daughter. Though distinct grievous life stories they had‚ these four Chinese mothers were all born and bred under the background of feudal Chinese regime‚ cultivated by Chinese traditional feudalism‚ and fatefully‚ their lives were poisoned and destroyed by malignant tumor of Chinese backward culture and ideology‚ for example‚ women are subordinated to men. More unfortunately‚ the four

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    The Joys of Ankle Sprains It was just a normal afternoon in the gym during a pickup game. The score was tied‚ game point. Nate goes up for the dunk and it goes in! When he comes back down to land‚ something didn’t feel right. His ankle was hurting really bad and was starting to swell. He couldn’t even walk on it. Nate sprained his ankle. Most ankle sprains happen when you make a rapid shifting movement with your foot planted‚ such as when you play soccer or get tackled in football. Often the

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    I watched the movie‚ Joy Luck Club‚ featuring the American and Chinese cultures. The story started with a farewell party that was held for June as she was going to China to visit her two sisters. During the party‚ her 3 aunts shared their stories. The first story was about her June’s mother and her. The second story was about Auntie Lindo and Waverly. The third story was about auntie Ying-Ying and Lena St. Clair. The third story was about auntie An-Mei and Rose Hsu. I picked out the scene 42:25

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    bound under the same problems‚ all of them having to work hard. Even though they were so different‚ they learned to cooperate and work together. That is what I had in mind when I first started Joy Luck with my friends back in the ruined peaks of Kweilin. We were so different‚ now held together by this idea of Joy Luck. From the East‚ West‚ South‚ and North‚ the four of us from different cultures able to stay happy together during those dark times by simply

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    customs espoused by society. It is also intended to establish peace and harmony in a family. In fact‚ it devises a set of rules for family members to conform with. Unfortunately‚ it can be a hindrance that strains a family relationship. In Amy Tan’s‚ Joy Luck Club‚ the mothers are characterized as the impassive and demanding authoritarians who seldom display their love noticeably towards their daughters. Tan accentuates how the four newly-immigrated mothers constantly clash with their American daughters

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    Usually it is a long process and takes a long time with many wrong turns along the way. Family‚ teachers‚ and friends all help to develop a person into an individual and adult. Parents play the largest role in evolving a person. Amy Tan‚ author of the Joy Luck Club‚ uses this theme in her book. Four mothers have migrated to America from China because of their own struggles. They all want their daughters to grow up successful and without any of the hardships they went through. One mother‚ Suyuan‚ imparts

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    In Obasan by Joy Kogawa‚ the relationship between Naomi and her older brother Stephen is not the closest; it has been eight years since they last saw each other. Obasan explores how hiding truths causes familial relationships to drift apart. Stephen and Naomi were not particularly close to their mother. She went to Japan before World War II to care for her sick mother‚ and they never heard from their mother since. Stephen and Naomi would ask Aunt Emily and Ayako Obasan about their mother’s fate‚

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    "The Joy Luck Club" isn ’t what most men would rush to see at the box office. It is‚ by general opinion‚ a chick flick‚ an epic tear jerker directed towards the sensitive side of people. By just that extremely brief description‚ I would guess a great percentage of males already have lost interest. Why? Because‚ as I am told by some women‚ men lack the one emotion to make this movie enjoyable: sensitivity. Although "The Joy Luck Club" has been deemed a "must see movie" and given four stars by

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    In a cultural melting pot such as the United States‚ every person has their own story. Amy Tan’s “The Joy Luck Club" follows the stories of seven different women as they navigate their lives in America and their back stories in China. Several stories involve the idea of searching for a better life‚ including those of Rose Hsu Jordan. Rose is the American daughter of An-Mei Hsu and the wife of Ted Jordan. Through a series of unfortunate events‚ Ted and Rose split up‚ leaving Rose to pick

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