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    Asian Immigrant Interview

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    Coming from an Asian immigrant family and being one myself‚ I always knew that it couldn’t have been easy for my parents to leave everything behind and start a new life in the states. In 2002‚ my family of seven moved from Vietnam to California. I was only four years old‚ and have no recollection whatsoever on the process of immigrating. My mother was my choice of interviewee for this assignment‚ and after conducting the interview‚ I learned more about my family’s history than I had before. To

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    Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant‚” deals with the evil side of imperialism. The shooting of the elephant in Orwell’s story is the central focus from which Orwell builds his argument through the two dominant characters‚ the elephant and the British officer. The British officer‚ acts as a symbol of the imperial country and the elephant is the victim of imperialism. Together‚ the solider and the elephant turns this into an attack on the evils of imperialism. The shooting of the elephant shows the different

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    “Shooting an Elephant” is an essay written by George Orwell in 1936. “Shooting an Elephant” is written chronologically and is a 1st person narrative. The tone of the essay is discomforting. The story takes place in Burma in the 1920’s. It depicts a situation in which the main character‚ a young Englishman‚ who is serving as a police officer‚ encounters a ravaging elephant while he is on duty. The anonymous narrator is a questioning colonialist that throughout the story struggles with three

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    Ernest Hemmingway tells the story "Hills like White Elephants" nearly through pure dialog about two lovers conflicted over a serious decision. As the story progresses and through their tight conversation he reveals to us a great deal about their personalities‚ but leaves the details of the relationship between the two hidden. He gives his audience just enough information to find out the details of his story through detective work instead of coming outright by writing "Their relationship has suffered

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    The Donkey versus the Elephant Phi Nguyen Most people are familiar with the smart and brave donkey‚ and the strong and dignified elephant‚ but many people really do not know what these mascots really stand for. The donkey is a symbol for the Democratic Party‚ and the elephant represents the Republican Party. Although both mascots are mammals that one can find in the circus‚ the similarities of these parties end there and creates a different type of circus in Washington DC. Both parties

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    Discuss the different waves of The Filipino Americans immigration to the US as well as their contribution. In what ways are the experiences of the Filipino different and similar to that of other Asian Americans? Show that you are familiar with the information from the text in your answer.America is considered a melting pot of different ethnic groups. By today’s standard‚ "American culture" is the result of a variety of races integrating their own cultural beliefs into American society. The search

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    Imperialism in ‘Shooting an Elephant’ by George Orwell Shooting an elephant is a short story about the speaker’s experience in working as a colonial officer in Burma‚ a previous conquered province by Britain‚ and facing a pressure to shoot an innocent elephant to please a large Burmese crowd. Throughout the story Orwell makes clear to readers how Imperialism causes misery and pain. To a clear definition for Imperialism‚ I sum up the important points according to my understanding as

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    Reinventing Our Culture‚ quotes a hapa (mixed heritage Asian American): People say that were a cultural bridge‚ or the other extreme‚ that we represent cultural degeneracy and we will dilute the culture Which viewpoint do you support? When the person explained that a person with a mixed heritage can be looked upon as a cultural bridge‚ or a representation of cultural degeneracy‚ I believe that they are a cultural bridge. I think that if more and more Asians became a half breed‚ than society may change

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    Reaction to shooting an elephant This time tables are turned for Orwell. In A hanging Orwell was the oppressor but in shooting an elephant I felt that Orwell was oppressed by the Burmese people as he mentions that "In Moulmein‚ in lower Burma‚ I was hated by large numbers of people" and he emphasizes on that fact by adding "As a police officer I was an obvious target and was baited whenever it seemed safe to do so" and was also oppressed by the empire as he was forced to do a job that he doesn’t

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    30: Asian American Issues Through Film City College of San Francisco Instructor: Roger Chung Summer 2014 Location: MUB 150‚ TWR 6:00-9:15pm Email: rogervietchung@gmail.com Office Hours: 5-6pm‚ Thursday‚ MUB 150 CATALOG DESCRIPTION: This course will explore both historical and contemporary themes in Asian American film. Beginning chronologically with early representations of race‚ gender and sexuality‚ the course will move towards new representations in films made by and about Asian Americans

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