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    The New American Dreamers Ruth Sidel By : Valentina Rojas READING NOTES REFLECTION NOTES 1. “She is the prototype of todays young Woman-confident‚ outgoing‚ knowledgeable‚ involved” 1. Today’s young women are the first generation to take for granted that they‚ like men‚ deserve their fair share of the American Dream. Success has become a coveted symbol of identity in an era of "fragmented family life‚ insecure‚ often transient work relationships‚ and a vanishing sense of community. The increasing

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    "American Dreamer" Bharati Mukherjee In "American Dreamer‚" Bharati Mukherjee tells her story of coming to the United States and becoming a citizen. Mukerjee left Calcutta in 1961 to study at the University of Iowa. She was to return back to her family but instead Mukerjee fell in love and married. She moved to Canada‚ where her husband was from. After fourteen years‚ she and her new family moved back to the United States because of the race-related harassments faced in Canada. Once in the

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    American Dreamer – DB 1 PASSAGES FROM ARTICLES & ESSAYS: Choose 3-5 passages from the reading assignment and write them below. YOUR RESPONSE TO THE PASSAGES – Write your thoughts about the passage or why you found it interesting including questions‚ comments‚ reflections‚ ideas. Pg.50‚ I am a naturalized U.S citizen‚ which means that‚ unlike native-born citizens‚ I had to prove to the U.S government that I merited citizenship. Which I didn’t have to was that I desired “America‚” which to me is the

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    its duration; however‚ relationships based on superficial attractions have a weak foundation and a greater chance of termination. A relationship only fulfilling one of these elements can be seen in the novel‚ Martin Dressler: The Tale of an American Dreamer‚ by Steven Millhauser‚ and provides a good example of a relationship based on superficial

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    American Dreamers Essay ​Every person who lives in United States will have a dream‚ an American Dream‚ but how are they going to succeed? Some people work so hard but only get half of their dream done‚ some people might break the law‚ or even some people do nothing and just become wealthy‚ living the American dream. Here is some examples that I’m going to tell you about 2 novels that talk about having an American dream‚ the novella Of Mice and Men‚ and The Great Gatsby. ​From the novel‚ Of

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    environmental all change that occurs is either positive or negative‚ in relation to the prescribed text “ The Dreamers” a play by Jack Davis‚ a related text of Kevin Rudd’s sorry speech and a cartoon by R.Cobb use a variety of visual and literary techniques to show that a large amount of change that occurs around the world results in negative change rather than positive change. The play the dreamers is about the impact on modern Aboriginals since the settlement of the “white” community it focuses on the

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    Bharati Mukherjee’s essay about an “American Dreamer” was brought across with a strong positive point which I agreed with for the most part. After reading over her essay numerous times I finally got a hold of what she was trying to get across to the reader. On one hand she explains that she admires the bill of rights and what our nation was founded upon. I think a lot of people would agree with this considering how far our nation has got with it‚ but then again you have those who oppose. On the

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    In “American Dreamer” Mukherjee talked about coming to the US and becoming a citizen and how she had to find her own definition of a family culture. This was because she could not go back to live the way she did before her marriage. As an Indian student‚ she had a lot of restrictions imposed on her by her family. The culture she lived in was tightly controlling. There wasn’t a problem of culture and identity in her home: “In Calcutta in the ’50 s I heard no talk of identity crisis-communal or individual”

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    her son and struggles to give him what he deserves. However‚ this attitude is also comprised with her conservative ways which is her belief that society should racially segregated. On the other hand‚ In Junot Diaz’s memoir “The Dreamer” Diaz emphasizes about the struggles his mother faced as a young woman. The mother - son relationship between Diaz and his mother is an interesting relationship because he considers his mother to be an inspiration and determination to fulfill her

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    Change indicates development. In nature‚ if no species mature‚ life itself ceases. The same concept applies to culture. Cultural stagnation indicates a dying culture‚ but cultural conflict “stirs up the pond”. In Bharati Mukherjee’s American Dreamer‚ Mukherjee analyzes cultural conflict through her experience emigrating from Calcutta to North America. She describes individual and holistic responses and reactions to immigration that she discovers among several levels of society. Just as rose bush

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