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    Thakur Ankita Project In English I 13 October 2014 Diasporic Narrative in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake Abstract Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake predominantly involves the collision between the two cultures American and Bengali. It not only determines the clash between the different generations but also vivid ideologies affecting the lives of middle class family and especially the life of Gogol. Jhumpa Lahiri tries her best to portray the lifestyle of a very simple Bengali Family residing in abroad

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    Interpreter of Maladies Throughout the Interpreter of Maladies‚ Jhumpa Lahiri categorizes all nine books in a questionable yet interesting way. All of her stories involve a relationship between friends‚ family‚ and couples. Lahiri portrays the ideas of honesty‚ compassion‚ and respect by introducing the Indian culture. Lahiri’s technique and style of all nine books represent the important values of relationships. Lahiri’s selection of ordering the stories should be categorize on how different issues

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    Introduction Jhumpa Lahiri’s short stories accentuate on the lives of Indo Americans‚ and the short stories in Interpreter of Maladies are set in India or part of the US. In her short stories‚ characters meet up for reasons that are not cozy and end up winding up in imply circumstances. For instance‚ in "Mediator of Maladies" the two primary characters Mr. Kapasi and Mrs Das get themselves together in an auto since Mrs Das enlists Mr. Kapasi as a visit manage. Different stories in the gathering include

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    empowers an individual for better or sometimes for worse. An individual’s perceptions of belonging evolve in response to the passage of time and interaction with their world. It is a condition which is portrayed through the novel the Namesake‚ by Jhumpa Lahiri‚ and the cult movie The Breakfast Club directed by John Hughes which encapsulate the struggles and journey’s of both feelings through the passage of time. In the literary text the dynamic characters illuminate the idea and challenges of belonging

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    will think. Otherwise‚ the world would be insanely uninteresting. “The Namesake‚” by Jhumpa Lahiri‚ is about a boy called by the unique name of Gogol Ganguli. When he was young‚ Gogol was oblivious to the differences in his name to socially-normal-names‚ but as he grew up‚ he began to notice them. The story is about a significant event where Gogol realizes just how unique his name is. In “The Namesake‚” Jhumpa Lahiri develops the theme that it is okay to be unique through family influence‚ interaction

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    Maladies‚ Jhumpa Lahiri describes people and their unsolved problems. Each story’s characters’ difficulties involve their issues with their relationships due to miscommunication to show how essential communication is in a relationship. To illustrate the miscommunication in the relationship and thus how essential communication is in a relationship‚ Lahiri utilizes literary devices. In one story‚ she uses characterization to describe a tour guide and his customer who have hazy views on reality. Lahiri describes

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    in the relationship in different ways. It can cause communication gaps and arguments. Children can be a blessing‚ but also a curse for some relationships. The presence of children can cause an already weak relationship to weaken even further. In Jhumpa Lahiri’s collection of short stories‚ Interpreter of Maladies‚ the idea that children can weaken a relationship appears in the stories “Interpreter of Maladies”‚ “Sexy”‚ and “A Temporary Matter”.

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    gift‚ something truly miraculous. A person’s own family is the greatest wealth that one can ever possess but it is upon an individual to realize the true worth of the love and blessings that his own family has to offer them. In “The Namesake” by Jhumpa Lahiri” Gogol’s drastic journey to adulthood filled with unexpected and emotional experiences makes him eventually realize the importance of family in his life. In Gogol’s early twenties all he thought about was to get away from his family. The reason

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    Jhumpa Lahiri has an important place among the contemporary writers. She got fame with her first collection of short-stories title Interpreters of Maladies which won for her the coveted Pulitzer Prize for fiction. The Namesake is her first novel and has been followed by Unaccustomed Earth‚ another collection of short- stories. It has been one of the best-sellers and has been named as the ‘Best Book of the Year’ (2003) by the USA Today. Based on this novel‚ the film of the same name directed by

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    Throughout the collection of short stories‚ Interpreter of Maladies‚ by Jhumpa Lahiri‚ many characters have varying levels of success assimilating and accepting American customs. People face adapting to new cultures in various ways‚ which is reflected in the short stories “Mrs. Sen’s” and “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine”‚ as Mrs. Sen completely isolates herself from society and is unwilling to change her routine to work in America‚ opposed to Lilia’s family‚ that views their new home as a safe place

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