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    overcomes them in different ways. People sometimes release their stress and problems through writing what they feel‚ and by writing they feel they go somewhere else. Amy Tan‚ a Chinese American‚ struggled with her true identity which influence her works which mainly focus on identity‚ the Chinese American dream‚ and family struggles. Amy Tan had a childhood full of ups and downs‚ and they are all part of her stories and poems. She overcame many obstacles in her life and learned many lessons that are

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    grandparents’ experiences too. Some visible and imperceptible effects of the war have affected hugely on the life of every Chinese‚ every family‚ every man and every woman‚ every child and every elder‚ the future generations‚ the society…--and the pivot of Amy Tan’s life and novel. A Pair of Tickets is a short memoir of Amy’s first encounter with her homeland and her two twin sisters that her mother abandoned forty years ago‚ because of the destructive war. The passage (“Finding my mother in my father’s

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    Daughter The Joy Luck Club encompasses the stories of four Chinese women leaving China‚ to live in a new world of people‚ language‚ and culture in America. The book written by Amy Tan features each woman’s story‚ her American born Chinese daughter’s life‚ and culture clashes between them. Also an American born Chinese‚ Amy Tan empathizes with the daughters and the mothers of her novel. Each mother tells her daughter her story of hardships and experiences she had overcame in China before coming to

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    Amy Tan From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Personal life Amy Tan was born in Oakland‚ California to Chinese immigrants John Tan‚ an electrical engineer and Baptist minister‚ and Daisy‚ who was forced to leave her three daughters from a previous marriage behind in Shanghai. This incident provided the basis for Tan’s first novel‚ 1989 New York Times bestseller The Joy Luck Club. Amy is the middle child and only daughter among Daisy and John Tan’s three children. In the late 1960s Amy’s sixteen-year-old

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    He uses imagery‚ metaphors‚ personification‚ similes‚ and hyperbole to help the reader feel like he feels. Alliteration‚ rhyme‚ and rhythm make the poem flow smoothly and easy to read. In the poem “Patterns” by Amy Lowell the focus tends to be more on imagery than other items. Amy Lowell uses some metaphors in her poem. “Patterns” is very descriptive through out the poem. The speaker goes to the daffodils when he is lonely because to him they are like little yellow people. He feels like

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    mainly Jorge Mecico (Efren Ramirez)‚ whom he berates constantly. When new cashier Amy Renfro (Jessica Simpson) joins the staff‚ Zack and Vince fall for her and begin to compete for her affection. Although Amy had a dinner with Vince‚ she is repulsed by his attempt to put moves on her. However‚ Vince does not realize Amy’s disgust of him‚ thinking that they had a good kiss‚ and continues pursuing her. When Zack is told that Amy slept with the "Employee of the Month" at her last job‚ he decides to aim for

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    the quote of Haim Ginott‚ the parents often feel unable to control their younger generation‚ and that is caused by a generation gap‚ which is normally refer to a time and space distance. But Amy Tan‚ a Chinese American author illustrates the generation gap in a different way. In her novel‚ The Joy Luck Club‚ Amy Tan described the generation gap between four-immigrant American Chinese mother and their American born daughter‚ which is cause by the bi-culture difference‚ lack of communication and the

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    determines how one identifies himself/herself and how others identify certain groups of people‚ but what happens whenever a certain group’s language doesn’t meet the “standards” of the usual American way of using language? Many problems arise. The authors‚ Amy Tan‚ who wrote “Mother Tongue”‚ Gloria Anzaldua‚ who wrote “How to Tame a Wild tongue”‚ and David Sedaris‚ who wrote “Me talk pretty one day”‚ all support a common argument that shows the linkage of identity and language. Because language is both part

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    Buy’s “Asking Amy”. This commercial stars Amy Poehler a well-known actress‚ comedienne‚ producer and writer. She’s best known for her comical skits in Saturday Night Live as well as her role as a surrogate mother in the 2008 movie Baby Mama. Her most recent performance has been a role as the Deputy Director of the Parks department in the TV series Parks and Recreation. Of course she doesn’t lack any humor when it comes to the commercial. It opens up with a Best Buy worker approaching Amy. He asks‚

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    demonstrate their maternal relationships between mother and child. In Amy Chua’s novel Battle Hymn of A Tiger Mom‚ she shows how she and her daughter have a very tense yet close relationship‚ while in Amy Tan’s novel The Joy Luck Club‚ she and her mother have a very strict and unloving relationship. Both mothers want more out of their daughters‚ but Tan’s mother is much stricter and more intense about her commitment to the piano. In Amy Chua’s excerpt “The Violin”‚ the tense relationship between Chua

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