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    Mrs. Sen's

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    “Mrs. Sen’s” is a short story in which Lahri implicates the conflict of children vs. adults. In this case‚ Mrs. Sen is an Indian babysitter who lives in America with her husband with whom she is little involved. This is mainly due to Mrs. Sen’s desire to be back home in India with her family. Even when Elliot’s mother comes to see their apartment‚ Mrs. Sen shows her love for her country. “‘And that’s all … in India?’ ‘Yes‚ Mrs. Sen replied. The mention of the word seemed to release something

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    A REAL DURWAN

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    Lahiri was born in London‚ raised in Rhode island‚ the daughter of Indian immigrants from the state of West Bengal. Her family moved to the United States when she was two; Lahiri considers herself an American. Some of Lahiri’s books are‚ Interpreter of Maladies‚ her first novel The Namesake film of the same name The Lowland. Boori Ma‚ an increasingly frail 64-year-old woman‚ is the durwan (live-in doorkeeper) to an apartment building of Calcutta. Each day‚ she trudges up the stairs‚ lugging

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    Identity In The Odyssey

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    In literature‚ the theme of identity has been explored in many distinct ways. From “Hamlet” to “The Odyssey‚” characters have always struggled to discover who they really are in relation to the rest of their world. Most characters go through a personal journey and eventually discover who they are and what their purpose is. Other times‚ characters are left without a sense self and fail to establish themselves as individuals. However‚ sometimes these characters are not fictional‚ revealing how real

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    self-discovery‚ through their many stories. In Lahiri’s Interpreter of Maladies‚ her characters Mrs.Sen and Mr.Pirzada face crises as they struggle to adapt to a new country’s ethical way of life. Meanwhile‚ Danticat depicts the theme of self-discovery in her book Krik! Krak!‚ through “A Wall of Fire Rising‚” and “Children of The Sea‚” where characters face ethical crises in their homeland‚ Haiti.In both texts‚ the theme and standard of Interpreter of Maladies‚ and Krik! Krak!‚ both show how characters who

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    Diaspora

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    individuals‚” she said‚ referring to her parents‚ in an interview with Newsweek in 2006. They have both drawn on their heritage as writers. While he is a Nobel laureate‚ she won America’s prestigious Pulitzer Prize with her very first book‚ Interpreter of Maladies‚ a collection of short stories‚ in 2000. Interestingly‚ Naipaul’s first “publishable” work‚ by his own account‚ was also a short story‚ called Bogart‚ though it appeared only in his third book‚ Miguel Street‚ after the comic novellas‚ The

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    Intercultural Communication

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    of this study is to identify the problems faced by both employers and employees in the process of intercultural communication and to hopefully find possible ways to resolve and reduce the conflicts that arise 2.0 Problem statement * Miscommunication within the intercultural work place. When there is a mix of cultures within an organization there will most definitely be a few challenges and problems faced especially when it comes to communication that is misunderstandings may occur due to

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    Medical Ethics Case Study

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    very clear that a family member may only be used as an interpreter if they are offered and forego a facility-provided interpreter at no cost to them‚ and then also specifically points

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    cause immigrants to feel isolated and unable to communicate with others. No other group experiences this more than Indian immigrants. Jhumpa Lahiri writes about this inability to communicate emotions in her collection of short stories‚ The Interpreter of Maladies. Lahiri presents Indian immigrants as poor emotional communicators though the characters of Ms. Sen in Ms. Sen‚ and Sanjeev in This Blessed House. She does this to establish the psychological toll forced relationships and assimilation takes

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    Eth/125 Week 5

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    response to this question: Identify one or more ways that the cultural differences in the scenario you choose may be leading to miscommunication. How would you resolve these differences? Getting Started 11.1 Identifying Sources of Miscommunication In each of the following situations‚ identify one or more ways that cultural differences may be leading to miscommunication. 1. Alan is a US sales representative in Mexico. He makes appointments and is careful to be on time. But the person he’s

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    Tim Obrien

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    written for Newsweek magazine by an author who received a numerous amounts of awards for a collection of short stories. Jhumpa Lahiri’s article “My Two Lives” gives insight into her view on growing up “Indian-American”. In the short story “Interpreter of Maladies”‚ a makeshift tour guide spends the day driving around an “Indian-American” family‚ the Das family. Mr. Kapasi represents the traditional Indian ways‚ while the Das family is outwardly influenced by the American culture they live in. Lahiri

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