Post your thesis statement for your persuasive essay here.
Jake R.
10/1/2012 04:26:23 am
I think I would interpret "This Blessed House" like a Marxist Critic because when I read this story I see two classes, the upper class is represented by Twinkle and the lower class is represented by Sanjeev, through this we see how the lower class envys the upper class.
Kate DiRienzi
10/1/2012 12:18:11 pm
While reading "Sexy" through a feminist lense you are able to observe the obvious lack of respect for Miranda.
Noah Mendell
10/1/2012 05:58:04 am
Through a reader response perspective, what stood out to me when I read "A Temporary Matter" was the idea of confession, and how people tend to confess their secrets as a result of significant or traumatic events.
Garrick Schultz
10/1/2012 06:09:47 am
From a Marxist point of view, the short story "Interpreter of Maladies" has two social classes; the American tourists, and the Indian tour guide. From my point of view through a Marxist lens, the message of the story is that the lower class wishes to step up to even footing with the upper class, but that can't happen unless both classes cooperate to make it so. (Also, Jake, why are you first again?!)
David Shore
10/1/2012 06:22:51 am
Through a Marxist lens, the short story "A Real Durwan" has three distinct classes: an upper class represented by the Dahals, a middle class represented by the other people in the building, and a lower class symbolized by Boori Ma.
Frances R
10/1/2012 06:21:24 am
Through a marxist lens, "A Real Durwan" represents the upper and lower classes and how they interact with each other.
David Shore
10/1/2012 06:24:58 am
Through a Marxist lens, the short story "A Real Durwan" has three distinct classes: an upper class represented by the Dahals, a middle class represented by the other people in the building, and a lower class symbolized by Boori Ma. (Sorry I clicked the wrong button.)
Dean M
10/1/2012 06:37:34 am
I believe that Interpreter of Maladies is best visualized by a critic with a Marxist lens because they could easily identify the two distinct social classes and how they interact with each other.
Alex Maillet
10/1/2012 07:22:47 am
The Third and Final Continent can be interpreted by a Marxist critic as the upper class being represented by Mrs. Croft and the lower class being represented by the man.
Matilda Fooskas
10/1/2012 08:23:18 am
A Real Durwan read through a Marxist lens, shows two classes and how they interact with each other; Boori Ma represents the lower class and the other people living in the building represent the upper class.
Nick Stabinski
10/1/2012 08:43:22 am
When you read, "Interpreter of Maladies," with a psychoanalytic lens, you will see many aspects of the story in other ways such as Mr. Das' camera, Mr. Kapasi and Mr. and Mrs. Das, and Mr. Kapasi's psycho-drama. 10/1/2012 10:14:12 am
Through a marxist lens, the short story, "A Real Durwan", clearly shows two classes, an upper class and a lower class, and how they relate to each other.
Emma Belanger
10/1/2012 10:30:24 am
If the story "A Real Durwan" is read from a marxist point of view, the critic will see the two separate classes and how they interact; the upper class is represented by the residents of the building while the lower class is portrayed by the main character, Boori Ma.
George Kyriazis
10/1/2012 10:30:30 am
When you read Mr. Pirzada from a marxist standpoint. You see the two classes in it in multiple such as the perspective its told in or from a political standpoint; Thus as a they are many ways to interpret this story as a marxist critic. 11/5/2013 10:54:46 pm
you stupid eeediot. you capitalized the letter after a semi-colon which is so wrong. that statement also doesn't make any sense
Philisha Abrahim
10/1/2012 10:45:26 am
When interpreting "The Treatment of Bibi Haldar" through a psychoanalytic view, I saw that Bibi represents the unconcious(id), the doctor and her friends represent the ego and Haldar and his wife represent the concious (superego).
Kim Harris
10/1/2012 10:53:39 am
When obvserving "Sexy" through a feminist point of view, the critic will think about how the affair is basically taking advantage of Miranda since it is with a married man.
Priya Badri
10/1/2012 11:08:37 am
When viewing "A Real Durwan" through a feminist point of view, I saw that the people living in the apartments are taking advantage of Boori Ma in a way that makes her suffer greatly.
Katya Kuzemka
10/1/2012 11:10:38 am
The short story Mrs. Sen's is much more engaging when looking at the female repression like a feminist literary critic.
Katie Pell
10/1/2012 11:31:47 am
"Sexy", a short story in Interperater of Maladies, while read through a feministic lens, I can see how women have little power in relationships.
Jenny Rowan
10/1/2012 11:34:26 am
Through a reader response perspective, what made the greatest impression to me after reading "A Temporary Matter," was how a tragic event grows families apart, and later confession takes over the true value in a married couples relationship.
Andrew Pennoni
10/1/2012 11:38:41 am
If you read "Sexy" through a feminist lens, you feel incredibly bad for Miranda and Dev's wife because they are both being taken advantage of and deserve better.
Charlotte Mansfield
10/1/2012 11:52:59 am
One way to construe Interpreter of Maladies is from a feminist viewpoint because of Jhumpa Lahari’s portrayal of Mrs. Das as a caricature of an American wife, mother, and woman.
Maura Gibbs
10/1/2012 12:25:38 pm
Reading "The Real Durwan" through a marxist lense will make you think anout the upper and lower classes while reading this story.
Grace Cooney
10/1/2012 08:18:39 pm
When reading A Real Durwan with a Marxist point of view, the representation and interaction of the upper ad lower classes can be observed.
Will Haury
10/1/2012 08:54:09 pm
When looking at "A Real Durwan" through a Marxist lens, the upper and lower classes are represented in the characters throughout the story.
Alex Brown
10/1/2012 11:53:49 pm
I believe that Marxism is the best theory to interpret "A Real Durwan" with because, the story brilliantly shows class struggle in a way that is different than in many other stories.
Hannah Kohute
10/2/2012 05:36:37 am
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