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    In the article‚ "Mother Tongue" by author Amy Tan‚ she uses its context to persuade readers not "Judge someone’s intelligence by their English" (Tan‚ 20) but instead treat others the way you would want to be treated‚ therefore acceptance is essential because it helps us respect other people who are different than we are‚ to avoid misconceptions about another person‚ and to accept others for who they are regardless different ethnical backgrounds. Acceptance is important‚ because it helps us to respect

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    child become scarce. Even without the difficulty of language in the way like with the mothers and the daughters of “The Joy Luck Club” by Amy Tan; we still have difficulty communicating with our parents. My mother and I do not speak all the time‚ yet in our tame relationship we still know of each other’s unconditional love. Even though‚ we could be called distant‚

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    and using will power to get through it. Amy Till‚ mother of Emit‚ shows courage‚ will power‚ and empathy when she makes Emits funeral an open casket. When Emit was murdered‚ his body was found in a lake and tied to a wheel. His body was so mutilated that he was unrecognizable‚ and the only way anyone could know if it was him was by a ring with his initials. She wanted to show the world how messed up the law is. Amy goes on to say that “if the death of my son can affect others it would mean more

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    In the short story‚ “Two Kinds”‚ written by Amy Tan‚ she reflects on her experiences during her childhood. Like most adolescents‚ the pressure to be equal (or perhaps greater) than your peers is something that most have undergone‚ whether that be in sports or academics. Similarly‚ Amy Tan‚ or Jing-Mei‚ reluctantly followed her mother’s prying through the course of her elementary years; and‚ as a result‚ the unrealistic expectations of Jing-Mei’s mother ultimately change her perspective of who she

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    To everyone else her mother’s broken language was considered useless and wouldn’t get her anywhere “Her language as I hear it‚ is vivid‚ direct‚ full of observation and imagery.” Amy Tan is simply saying that because of her mother’s language barriers she was able to form who she is

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    In the story “Mother Tongue” Amy Tan tells the story of her mother and how her use of English within the family affected her early in life. She describes how that limited use of English had the potential to affect Tan’s choice of careers and her influence on literature. She begins by describing how she assumed the role of translator for her Asian born mother‚ who spoke with “broken English.” She describes situations where she assumed the role of translator for her mother. She was thrown into adult

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    how her mom was abused by her better half’s family after his passing‚ and how she was repudiated by Popo‚ her mom‚ for wedding Wu Tsing‚ who as of now had a spouse and two courtesans. At the point when Popo turned out to be extremely wiped out‚ A mei’ s mother all things considered returned home to deal with her. A mei later gained from a hireling‚ Yan Chang‚ that her mom had been assaulted by Wu Tsing and deceived into the marriage‚ and that she was physically manhandled and sincerely tormented by

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    imagine living in the real world. Each character in this piece plays a unique role that helps the family in the story to be portrayed realistically. The grandmother is a southern woman who has to put her input into every situation. June Star and her brother John Wesely are both rowdy kids that are bickering‚ and occasionally talk back to their grandmother. The mother who does not say much‚ but is normally taking care of the baby is very quiet. The father of the family‚ Bailey‚ is a typical dad who tries

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    Greek Architecture in Boston My first discovery of classical architecture was made the moment I stepped outside my apartment‚ as my building has two Doric columns framing the front door. As I meandered over the hill and across the Common I realized exactly how prevalent classical architecture really is. Elements of classical architecture can be found on almost every building in the old residential neighborhoods and many commercial buildings feature columns and arches as well. I saw all three

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    Jing Mei’s Journey Amy Tan’s "A Pair Of Tickets" is about Jing Mei‚ a daughter of a Chinese immigrant who is on a journey to find her identity and to understand her mother. This journey is about her relationship with her mother‚ and also a journey of self-awareness‚ uncovering the truth of where she comes from when she visits Shanghai‚ China. Jing Mei changes as a person throughout the story. Her thoughts as a kid growing up in San Francisco and that of when she is an adult are different‚ especially

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