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    The Nakamura Case Study

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    observed the high demand of lacquer ware in the Japanese market but supply was not in accordance to that. In 1952‚ he built a substantial business for mass production of 500000 sets of lacquer table ware using numerous men power.The Nakamura “chrysanthemum” brand has become Japan’s best known and bestselling brand in terms of its good quality and middle class users. However‚ Outside of Japan he was restricted as per government policy to not do any business‚ except for selling occasionally to American

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    The short story‚ written by John Steinbeck‚ called “The Chrysanthemums” demonstrates an interesting theme of great magnitude. The main focus of this short story is based around the isolation and dissatisfaction of Elisa Allen’s life. From the beginning‚ the main character Elisa is alone. While her husband is having a business conversation with some men dressed in suits and smoking cigarettes‚ she is tending to her garden of chrysanthemums. Not only she is alone physically‚ she is also afflicted

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    writes short stories like “The Chrysanthemums” and “Flight”. In Steinbeck’s “The Chrysthemums” Elisa Allen is married to a negligent ranch owner. While her husband works on the ranch‚ Elisa tends to her chrysanthemum garden daily. One day while tending to her garden‚ a charming tinker man pulls up to her in his wagon and tries to make a business transaction with her. Seeing that she is not interested‚ the tinker strikes up a conversation with Elisa about her chrysanthemums. In the end‚ the tinker takes

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    As demonstrated in four of Steinbeck’s works‚ The Pearl‚ Of Mice and Men‚ “The Chrysanthemums”‚ and “The Leader of the People”‚ his characters’ dreams and aspirations fail as forces beyond their control work to constrain them. i. Introduction ii. Of Mice and Men a. George and Lennie are opposites; George is smart‚ Lennie is extremely strong. b. George tries to keep Lennie‚ who is mentally disabled‚ under supervision at all times c. Lennie doesn’t recognize his strength. d. “ “Don’t you

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    The Chrythansemums

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    The Strength to Resist In a short story “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck‚ the author makes use of literary devices such as symbolism‚ characterization and setting to develop and bring out the theme. The author reveals the topic of temptation by exposing the Garden of Eden to the reader‚ as he explores the in depth the nature of sin. Steinbeck managed to expand the story of Adam and Eve to a far more relatable setting and time period. A crucial theme in this story is that temptation will always

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    The extract under consideration is taken from the novel “Ragtime” written by the American writer E.L. Doctorow. The scene of the novel is laid in America at the beginning of the 20th century. There is no exposition‚ therefore we can only guess by the contents where and when the settings set on. At the beginning of the story‚ the author shows the appearance of a black man at Broadview Avenue. He looked for a colored woman Sarah‚ who was said to reside in

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    The company started selling the product under the brand Chrysanthemum which eventually became the leader in the market. The product became famous with the American GI’s after the World War 2 back when Japan was under rehabilitation with assistance of the United States. Aside from the purchases made by the GI’s‚ the company practically had minimal business with other tourists. Most purchases by the tourists come only from those Chrysanthemum stocked up in Nakamuras’s local stores and outlets.

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    Hamlet were to leave a bouquet of flowers by Ophelia’s grave after she died it would consist of: aloes‚ yellow chrysanthemums‚ dark geraniums‚ honeysuckles‚ yellow lilies‚ marigolds‚ and peonies. He would give her aloes and marigolds because they are symbolic of grief and despair. Hamlet feels despair and is grieving over the death or suicide of Ophelia. He would give her yellow chrysanthemums which symbolizes slighted love. Hamlet secretly loved Ophelia but could not show it so that his plan would follow

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    carry her shopping bags home. Afterwards‚ he puts a card and chrysanthemums at her doorstep. When a neighbor sees the chrysanthemums‚ she thinks that someone is dead because‚ in Italy‚ chrysanthemums are usually associated with funerals. She places some flowers on the doorstep and other neighbors place more flowers‚ and when the beautiful woman opens the door of her house she is surprised to see the doorstep filled with chrysanthemums. The stumbling block that is expressed in this video is assumption

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    how differently they would feel in the same situation. In an attempt to answer Henry James on how characters are only as interesting as their response to the particular situation we will look at “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck and “To Build a Fire” by Jack London. In “The Chrysanthemums” we are introduced to Elisa Allen at her ranch working in her garden. She is described in the story as: “She was thirty five. Her face was lean and strong and her eyes were clear as water

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