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    Different Characteristics of Jing mei And Her Mother Causing Conflict among Them. There are many reasons causing the conflicts among Jing mei Woo and her mother‚ Suyuan Woo‚ such as the different attitudes of Jing mei and her mother towards American dream and their generation gap. However‚ the serious conflicts between Jing mei and Suyuan are also caused by their obviously distinct characteristics including the disobedience and the independence of Jing mei contrasting with Suyuan’s restrictiveness

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    Comparison and Contrast Essay Two Kinds of Shampoo Fraddy Guillen Writing Level 5 Professor: Martha Guerra 10/30/2012 My hair‚ My way. Last month when I went shopping to BJ’s‚ I notice that the shampoo I’ve using since 4 years ago ran off of the market‚ I was complete disappointed‚ I looked everywhere for it‚ and every place I went‚ they told me the same‚ that if was off of the market. I went back to BJ’S and started looking for a similar shampoo‚ but there were many choices that I didn’t

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    I’ll take over Children are rebellious; it is part of childhood to rebel against parents or guardian. Through rebellion process‚ a child must go through challenge of their beliefs‚ enduring influences‚ acceptance and understanding. By analyzing characters from the stories about rebellion‚ I realize that one does not simply rebel to disappoint others; it is more of a misery than having an understanding of one another. In the story "Sonny’s Blue" by James Baldwin‚ Sonny struggle to find what he truly

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    Thesis: In Two Kinds‚ Amy Tan uses defiant americanized Jing-Mei and her native mother’s expectation of obedience to depict the clash of the cultures and its effect on the relationship between the two. I. Jing-Mei is overpowered by her hopeful and ambitious mother who believes that anything is possible and is willing to take any measures to achieve it: however her ambitious nature weighs heavy on Jing Mei and places strains on their relationship. a. “My mother believed you could be anything you

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    Two Kinds Some people go through hurt to find happiness. That is the main theme of the story “Two Kinds by Amy Tan”. The story is about a girl named Nikan who doesn’t believe she’s good at anything and doesn’t believe in herself. Her mother tries to help her out with that but it didn’t work throughout the story since she doesn’t believe in herself she fails time and time again. Nikan goes through her life believing she can’t do anything‚ and she sabotages herself because of her fixed mindset and

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    century. This analysis of “The Lottery” and “Two Kinds” will demonstrate how both short stories share similar themes‚ literary devices and writing styles. According to Richard Abcarian and Marvin Klotz (2007)‚ editors of Literature: The Human Experience‚ works with a theme of conformity and rebellion often "feature a clash between two well-articulated positions‚ in which a rebel‚ on principle‚ confronts and struggles with established authority" (p. 312). “The Lottery” and “Two Kinds” equally share

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    Two Kinds of English Most of us are familiar with the song lyrics “You say poTAYto and I say poTAHto‚ You say toMAYto and I say toMAHto.” These lyrics exemplify one of the differences between American and British English‚ the two most widely spoken varieties of global English. Despite the seemingly endless number of similarities between the two‚ significant differences between American English and British English in three specific linguistic areas make each one quite distinct from the other.

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    Amy Tan “Two Kinds” My initial thoughts when I read Amy Tan “Two Kinds” was that the daughter had a negative attitude on how her mother is trying to teach her to be something greater in life. She’s trying to better her daughter‚ but her daughter doesn’t appreciate what her mother is trying to do for her. Amy Tan “Two Kinds” story‚ I can relate to because my parents just wanted the best for me and wanted me to succeed in life. They share similar perspectives to the character parents as well. The

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    Culture is considered a part of life which will never leave a person no matter where they eventually end up. In the stories: “Two kinds” by Amy Tan‚ “Fiesta 1980” by Junot Diaz‚ and “A Thousand Years of Good Prayers” by Yiyan Li it shows the family’s internal struggles as they build a new life in America. The stories show how many immigrant families hold onto the customs of their old way of life and expect their kids to grow up as they had in their old culture. As many immigrants leave their cultures

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    Jing-mei’s story also deals with a clash between a mother’s faith and belief in persistence versus a daughter’s inner sense of futility. Jing-mei believes that she is simply not “fated” to be a prodigy‚ that ultimately there resides within her an unchangeable element of mediocrity. When she tells her reflection in the mirror one night that she will not allow her mother to change her‚ that she will not try to be what she is not‚ she asserts her will in a strong but negative manner. At that moment

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