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nonstudent

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  • Non-stop Innocent Tragedies!
    It's inhuman and disturbing to see people killing people for no purpose, no aim. This must be stopped at the earliest with the Political Backing,Community Support and Individual Sensitivity.
    4 min
  • Americanah: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
    Chimamanda is a world renowned writer who comes from Nigeria.
    She has been awarded orange prize
    Among other honors.
    She got her masters from The American universities.As with the themes of racism and identity, Americanah allows Adichie to observe and critique the cultures of Nigeria, America, and England through scenes that are sometimes humorous and sometimes tragic.
    In Nigeria (particularly Lagos), Adichie focuses on the culture of corruption and materialism, where most people get rich through fraud or corruption tion, officials expect bribes, and women date or marry a man based on his wealth and prestige.
    Everyone is expected to grovel before the rich, who are expected to ostentatiously show off their wealth by visiting Western countries and sending their children to Western schools.
    This leads to a Nigeria where essentials are lacking for most of the population (there is rarely consistent light or water), and Western culture and whiteness are idealized over Nigerian culture.
    In America, Adichie focuses mostly on the racial hierarchy and prejudices Ifemelu discovers there.
    Overall, Chimamanda in this novel tries forcefully to depict feminism as a solution for all the problems that comes to every society to haunt the women.
    9 min
  • American Gods: Neil Gaiman
    Science fiction award winner
    Like Hugos, nebulas, the newburry and the Carnegie medals winner,
    Neil Gaiman, is the writer of the Novel, American Gods.
    Themes such as Mythology, belief, community, change, growth, life, death, desire, sacrifice, deception, plurality, the power of the individual in America and the the sacredness of American land.
    Symbols like gold and silver coins and the ash stick
    Shadow moon
    Mr Wednesday(Odin)
    Mr World
    Mr Nancy
    Laura Moon
    Richie Hinzelmann
    Mamaji indian Goddess Kaali
    Ganesha
    And other gods from the Europe, Asia, Africa, the Indian subcontinent.
    Gods flock to Lookout Mountain, from every corner of America and every pantheon and mythology.
    Gods from Europe, Asia, the Indian sub-continent, and America itself gather, getting what weapons they have ready for battle.
    Gaiman tries to include gods from every known pantheon from all the many cultures that have made their mark on America,
    showing how the Old Gods are strong precisely because they can combine all of these diverse worldviews.
    4 min
  • The American Dream: Edward Albee
    Characters in the American Dream play are mommy, daddy,
    Grandma, Mrs Barker, The young man.
    This play shows the absurdity of The American life standards and hypocrisy about its developed and settled life.
    But underneath, there is violence, lack of empathy and sympathy, unsatisfaction, crude individualism, mental confusion, and hard realities of modern life.
    Absurd things happen again and again the house where these characters live as if they are strangers.
    Mommy has a dominating posture and behaviour.
    Daddy follows silently every task imposed on him by his wife.
    Grandma appears to be tired of her life with her memories.
    Mrs Barker is an intruder and an uninvited guest to the Mommy, daddy house.
    A young in the end of the play seems to be like the American Dream
    Showing the modern life of the Americans appearing to be satisfied with everything.
    That is fake life and it seems the life is totally absurd in the US.
    So the American Dream seems to be only a dream, not a reality.
    This play depicts the families undergoing boring lives amidst the race of career, progress, status, and most satisfactory life.
    4 min
  • India's Drive Against Covid-19!
    India and the Indians have managed the pandemic quite safely in comparison to many developed countries amidst many prior doubts and fears. The domestically-developed vaccines can do some magic in collaboration with other vaccine companies.
    4 min

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