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    “Escape‚” “exiles‚” “secret police‚” “regime‚” “hidden‚” “christian anti-communist front‚” “anti-Castro‚” “disguised‚” “removed‚” and “pleas.” Refugees‚ escape‚ secret police‚ regime‚ and removed are each closely associated with WWI‚ WWII‚ Hitler‚ and Stalin. This buzz word use promotes the connection in people minds between atrocities and Castro. Some people raised in the 1960’s still see a connection between Castro and totalitarian oppression. The other buzzwords such as asylum‚ exiles‚ hidden‚

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    Cited: Lahiri‚ Jhumpa. "Mrs. Sen ’s." Interpreter of Maladies: Stories. Boston: Houghton Mifflin‚ 1999. Print.

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    by Jumpha lahiri. Having born of educated middle class Bengali parents in London and grown up in Rhodes Island (USA) Jhumpa Lahiri beautifully and authentically portrays the diaspora experiences in her first collection of short stories‚ Interpreter of Maladies (which won her the Pulitzer prize for fiction in 2000) as well as her first novel The Namesake (which spent several weeks on New York Times bestseller list).(Wikipedia) The idea of ’home ’ as it evokes the sense of self‚ its displacement

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    into their villages while other worried that they were dangerous. In Chinua Achebe’s novel Things Fall Apart Okonkwo‚ a clansman of Umoufia‚ is one of the worried people. Forced into exile for seven years for killing a clansman by accident‚ Okonkwo moves to Mbanta‚ his mother’s homeland. After two years of exile‚ Okonkwo’s great friend Obierika pays him a visit. Obierika pays okonkwo money that he has made from selling okonkwo’s yams‚ the number one crop. As Okonkwo and Obierika catch up on old

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    Introduction Cleopatra VII is one of the most famous females rulers in history‚ as well as the last ruler of the Macedonian dynasty. Cleopatra’s coming to power in Egypt was a historic event‚ as well as her reign that followed: from the death of her father‚ exile‚ and her defeat‚ she was loved by many. Beginning of her reign Born in 69 BCE to her father‚ Ptolemy XII‚ and mother‚ her father’s possible half-sister‚ Cleopatra V Tryphaena‚ Cleopatra grew up in the royal life. In 51 BCE Ptolemy XII died- passing

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    “motherland” of Mbanta for seven years‚ in which he lives with his uncle‚ Uchendu. In Okonkwo’s absence‚ Obierika watches over his yams and sells them when they are finished growing‚ and brings the product of these yams to Okonkwo. While Okonkwo is in exile‚ many changes occur in Umuofia. White missionaries have come to Umuofia‚ setting up churches and converting

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    amongst sympathisers and condemners alike. However‚ his significant role in the establishment of the Bolshevik Communist Government and effective theoretical practices cannot be denied. According to Ronald Aaronson‚ both a critical and sympathetic interpreter of Trotsky‚ his influence meant that he “called upon the very force that destroyed him”‚ and that his strengths were inextricably linked to his weaknesses. In this quote‚ he is referring to the fact that Trotsky’s efforts in his power struggle with

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    that most interpreters have encountered. When learning a new language we experienced a degree of the dislocation so eloquently described. Many aspects of Eva’s life change when she moves to Canada. Eva’s first day of school in Canada immedately protrays the new lifestyle in which she encounters. The teacher is unable to properly pronounce her name‚ Ewa‚ and is quick to Americanize the name to Eva. Many immigrants‚ presumably‚ go through

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    Kanthapura Serpent and the rope Cry‚ the peacock The Artist of Disappearance The Village by the Sea Continent of Circe Midnight’s Children Satanic Verses A Suitable Boy The Glass Palace The God of Small Things Walking with the Comrades Interpreter of Maladies The Inheritance of Loss The Mammaries of a Welfare State White Tiger Last Man in Tower Witness by Night Author Mulk Raj Anand RK Narayan RK Narayan Raja Rao

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    remain a virgin‚ so she chooses death. Her father cuts off her head and gives it to the judge who sentences him to death. The citizens defend the knight and imprison the judge. “Claudius is to be hanged‚ but the knight pleads mercy and suggests exile instead‚” said Cliffsnotes. The greed and actions of one selfish man lead to an innocent person’s death. The Doctor in The Canterbury Tales is portrayed by Chaucer as greedy and self-serving. The textbook shows his greed by discussing his love

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