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    absorbed into technology and ignored the things that appear to us locally. Relevance of what should be known has changed as people begin care less about things that may affect themselves and focus more on others and their problems. This can make the conversations between parent and 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

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    Symbolism is frequent in Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club. The two symbols I chose are the jade pendant and the red candle. Each symbol has a significant meaning to the respective characters. In the “Best Quality” her now deceased mother Suyuan gives June a green pendant(life’s importance). The pendant was given to her after she and Waverly Jong got into a verbal altercation. In order‚ to fully understand why her mother decided to her the pendant you have to break down the situation. As a child‚ Waverly

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    mahjong tables became a place where the past could live once again. The green velvet transported people back in time‚ to their youth or to a lost love. The game also connected people‚ it connected strangers‚ or brought families closer together. Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club portrays the effects of immigration on the family relationship. Tan depicts the lives of these women‚ and the struggles between them when forming bonds. Through her vignettes‚ Tan weaves together a tapestry of stories‚ showing the

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    big party‚ is kind of a Cinderella party. Here in Miami the famous quinces parties are very popular due to the high population‚ of Cubans‚ Colombians‚ Mexicans‚ and many more Hispanic people. This parties have become so popular that families are spending thousands of dollars in this events because their kids go to other quinces and they all want to top their friends parties‚ some families can’t even afford this expensive parties so what some

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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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    In this passage of Amy Tan’s story‚ Rules of the Game‚ the author uses many literary features to develop the climax of Waverly’s career as a young chess champion. As Waverly faces her first opponent of the chess tournament‚ she continusouly reminds herself of the art of invisble strength. She reptitively gets advised by the "wind"‚ as she carefully makes her moves towards victory‚ where her talent is recognized once again. However‚ a friction between Waverly and her mother arises as more trophies

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    we are. In Geeta Kothari essay “If you Are What You Eat‚ Then What Am I?”‚ Henry Louis Gates Jr “A Giant Step” and “Mother Tongue” By Amy Tan‚ the writer analyzes what factors have influenced their identity the most. These authors allow the reader to understand that our identity is established through language‚ experience and culture. Our language has become a big part of our life. It is the way we communicate with those around us. In “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan‚ she allows the reader to understand

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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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    Tonye A. Martial Susan Zagar 13-10-2014 ENGL 101 “Two Kinds” is the story of Jing-Mei‚ a Chinese-American girl whose mother believes that anyone living in America can be what they want to be and is so determined to help her daughter discover her talent. Her mother lost everything in China and is committed to offering a different and glamourous life to her sole daughter. Her mother draws her into a chain of tests in order to reveal any kind of talent but she keeps disappointing her mother and herself

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    A Personal Dialect In Amy Tan’s essay‚ “Mother Tongue‚” Tan expresses that she uses different versions of the English language depending on the type of relationship she shares with particular individuals. While Tan gave a speech to a group of people‚ she noticed a difference in her register of speech when she spoke to a group of people versus when she spoke to her mother. She noticed her use of “carefully wrought grammatical phrases” and “the forms of standard English that I had learned in school

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