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    Jhumpa Lahiri Culture

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    culture. In her novel, Lahiri clarifies the different aspects of Bengali culture in depth through the experiences of Ashoke and Ashima in America. Some of the aspects of Ashoke and Ashima’s Bengali culture are being family oriented, practicing arranged marriage, and naming children in a unique way.…

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    On a bright and sunny Saturday at the neighborhood park, children hustle about laughing with glee, letting their imaginations run rampant. Playing sports games or running wild. Spontaneous, free spirited, joyous this is how most parents would perceive this scene. But, if you took a closer look there might be something or someone missing. Children of Asian descent. Not because they are not wanted, but they are not allowed. As western parents watch with admiration for their child’s vast…

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    Saying no to marriage is it that big crime that the parents would kill their daughter or son. In conclusion, forced marriage, and arranged marriage are entirely different from each other. Many people are confused with this concept because they believe that forced and arranged marriage is something when is it not. Arranged marriage is way better than forced marriage. Nobody wants to suffer throughout their life, the like the people who have suffered just because of forced marriage. Everybody…

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    Forced marriage is wrong Imagine you are in this predicament, you are a fragile young girl and your parents are anticipating the arrival of your menstruation so they can wed you to a man twice your age. Since he’s your husband you will be forced to have intimate relations with him. How would you feel in this situation. Well the British feminist foundation have identified that this situation is a reality for 86% of females around the word. As the researchs show in 2009,there were 1683 cases of…

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    introduction to the class Marriage and Family. A few key topics that I will be discussing will be about arranged marriages, dating Lebanese couple that fight for civil arranged marriages, and saying no to domestic violence. Rules for every different religion and forced marriages. LGBT families and relationships, attraction, mate selection, and romantic relationships. I thought that the week three lesson course was the most interesting. From learning about Lebanon’s first marriage to the eighteen…

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    Arranged: Movie Analysis

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    The movie “Arranged” is a drama-induced film with a powerful message of integrity that religious women uphold. Arranged is a film that displays traditions that are very important in a religious household, such as marriage. Coming from two completely different traditions, Rochel, an orthodox Jew, and Nasira, a dominant Muslim, come to realize that their process for marriage is very similar. I chose to do this assignment rather than the bus ride because once I read what the movie was about, I…

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    Through the novel All the Silent Sounds, the main focus is the female characters and their experiences, all of which revolve around misogyny and abuse. As defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary, misogyny is “a hatred of women,” an attitude that leads directly to abuse. Notably, in the story both women and men, embodied by Afeera and Isra’s husband Adam, are the actual perpetrators of misogyny and abusive relationships. At the very beginning of the novel, Deya is experiencing oppressive…

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    visiting Japan who encounters copious dissimilarities between his culture and Japan while trying to comprehend Japan’s language and dialect. Furthermore, an article by Miguel Helft, “Matrimony with a Proper Stranger,” discusses the pros to arranged marriages in Indian culture, relating stories of happy matrimonies, and also the…

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    portrayals of marriage in the older eras is so much different than marriage is currently. There are three works that really stand out on defining the aspects of marriage in these older times. In Marie de France 's, “Yonec,” marriage is portrayed as a way for a man to gain his own desires. On the other hand, Margery Kempe 's, “The Book of Margery Kempe,” shows a woman being unhappy in her marriage and how people dislike her due to her viewpoints. Finally, Willaim Hogarth 's, “Marriage a la Mode,”…

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    Indian Marriages In Saudi Arabia marriages are arranged. The groom describes the girl of his dreams to his family. So they can seek a bride who matches his description. This situation is similar to what Serena Nanda, a professor of anthropology at the City University of New York, wrote in her essay called " Arranging a Marriage in India." She traveled to India several times to study their culture. Nanda participated in arranging a marriage for her Indian friend 's son. When trying to find a…

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