Comparing The Article 'A Conversation With My Father'
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Prof. Isera Tyson Miller
Enc 1101 12:00pm
02 June 2014
Introduction Paragraph
Instructions: Effective hook,1 line plot summary of A Pair of Tickets ,Publication Dates, 1 line plot summary of A Conversation With My Father, and Thesis statement goes last.
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“A Pair of Tickets” is much better than “A Conversation with My Father ” because of its superior setting. In the article titled “Daughter-text/Mother-text” Marina Heung suggests that the literature on women's works is expanding rapidly (597). This article fully shows how Amy Tan’s writing affects women in general. The setting “A Pair of Tickets is refreshing. On page 265 the setting shows Canning Woo’s love for China. The line reads “And I don’t know whether it’s the prospect of seeing his aunt or if it is because he is back in China, but now he looks like a young boy.” In contrast, the setting in “A Conversation with My Father” is dismal. On page 68 the narrator describes the condition of her sick father. …show more content…
Traveling through the story Jing Mei starts to slowly accept who she really is (275). On the contrary in “A Conversation with My Father” the theme is not as strong as “ A Pair of Tickets.” On page 69 the narrator finally starts to coincide with the theme of the
Prof. Isera Tyson Miller
Enc 1101 12:00pm
02 June 2014
Introduction Paragraph
Instructions: Effective hook,1 line plot summary of A Pair of Tickets ,Publication Dates, 1 line plot summary of A Conversation With My Father, and Thesis statement goes last.
Paragraph #2 Article Quote(Characters and Author)
“A Pair of Tickets” is much better than “A Conversation with My Father ” because of its superior setting. In the article titled “Daughter-text/Mother-text” Marina Heung suggests that the literature on women's works is expanding rapidly (597). This article fully shows how Amy Tan’s writing affects women in general. The setting “A Pair of Tickets is refreshing. On page 265 the setting shows Canning Woo’s love for China. The line reads “And I don’t know whether it’s the prospect of seeing his aunt or if it is because he is back in China, but now he looks like a young boy.” In contrast, the setting in “A Conversation with My Father” is dismal. On page 68 the narrator describes the condition of her sick father. …show more content…
Traveling through the story Jing Mei starts to slowly accept who she really is (275). On the contrary in “A Conversation with My Father” the theme is not as strong as “ A Pair of Tickets.” On page 69 the narrator finally starts to coincide with the theme of the