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    always one of those things that scare us‚ but it is also what draws us into love. It can affect the way people interact with each other. In comparison and contrast of the two stories “A Temporary Matter” and “This Blessed House” in the book Interpreter of Maladies written by Jhumpa Lahiri‚ we could see how unpredictable relationships can be and how it impacts on people’s relationships. One of the most important things that can build a strong relationship is when the two people understand each other

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    Terry Eagleton states that ‘food is what makes up our bodies ‚ just like words are what constitute our minds ; and if body and mind are hard to distinguish ‚ it is no wonder that eating and speaking should continually cross over in metaphorical exchange’. This proclamation that identifies food as the glue that holds together a complex web of relationships is ‚indeed‚ easily perceived in this short story in particular. I rummaged through two main levels that food can be studied from. The first

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    In "Interpreter of Maladies‚" Jhumpa Lahiri uses Mina Das’s red outfit as a way to represent an unfaithful woman‚ who is disconnected from her roots‚ and has fallen out of love with life. Her guilt from keeping a secret that one of her children is not from her husband‚ but from an affair‚ has caused her to act in a very distant and uncaring way. Through the family’s visit to the Sun Temple‚ and the hills at Udayagiri and Khandagiri in India‚ accompanied by Mr. Kapasi‚ a Gujarati interpreter for a

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    The combination of words‚ create tone/mood in all stories; through those tones‚ a realization of certain aspects of life or an alternation of those views are intensified. Three short stories‚ "A Rose for Emily‚" "The Destructors‚" and the "Interpreter of Maladies‚" shine brightly in exemplifying how words used in a specifics order or meaning‚ create tone to alter one’s opinions. Darkness‚ death‚ sympathy‚ violence – all words that could be used to describe the tone of "A Rose for Emily." All the

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    One of the most unique experiences in life one can have‚ is immigrating to another country. To leave everything that is known and familiar and start life anew‚ is an experience unique to its own. In her Pulitzer Prize winning book Interpreter of Maladies‚ Jhumpa Lahiri writes numerous short fictitious stories presented in the light of the immigration‚ and how it affects the characters within them. Her characters must navigate hardship‚ questions on self-identity‚ realting to another‚ and other experiences

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    importance to instigate conflict in Interpreter of Maladies Conflict is essential in all works of fiction‚ whether it might a simple disagreement in a marriage or internally trying to deal with guilt. The real life situations of Interpreter of Maladies connect the problems with communication with conflict that will arise. In Interpreter of Maladies‚ communication problems in the short stories “A Temporary Matter”‚ “This Blessed House”‚ and “Interpreter of Maladies” resulted in conflict. In “A Temporary

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    Shukumar’s Realization In the short story‚ A Temporary Matter‚ Jhumpa Lahiri tells a story about Shukumar and his wife Shoba going through the troubles after experiencing their stillbirth and explains how they get “closer” during a power outage. Shukumar is a strong man and really tries to support his wife in the distant relationship they develop. Shukumar is worthy of character analysis because of the way he changes throughout the story is very intricate by his experiences. He tries hard

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    Bibliography: Lahiri‚ Jhumpa. Interpreter of Maladies. Houghton Mifflin‚ 1999.

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    SUMMARY When moving into a new house‚ newlyweds Twinkle and Sanjeev find Christian icons everywhere. The first is a porcelain effigy of Jesus found next to a bottle of malt vinegar left in the kitchen by the previous owners. Sanjeev tells his wife to throw both away‚ reminding her that they are not Christian. He feels that he has had to remind Twinkle of the obvious several times when moving in. But Twinkle is attached to the figurine and places it on the mantle – which Sanjeev notices needs dusting

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    1. One problem the article recognizes with historical attempts to define disease is making the appropriate distinction between pure inability and disability. If we define disability as a lack of ability without bearing in mind normal human capacity and external variables‚ it is possible to mislabel certain actions as abnormal and therefore classify them as diseased. The article calls into question whether an individual who is unable to walk can definitively be labeled as such. While historical definitions

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