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    short story, “Girl.” The short story was written in 1983. It is a one sentence lecture from a mother to her daughter. The daughter only gets to say two things while her mother is lecturing her. The mother is giving the daughter advice. However, within her advice, she is scolding her as well. She wants her daughter to know the difference between right and wrong. The mother is giving her daughter this advice to help her survive in the world.…

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    American writers. Both stories depicts relationships between mothers and daughters, their lifestyles, achievements and expectations. Both families are non - American origin. Alice Walker shows African American mother with two daughters. The old one is well-educated and successful. She holds in contempt her roots, though. Meanwhile, the young daughter is proud of her origin. Amy Tan presents the reader Chinese mother and daughter who wants to live a marvelous life in America. The one can…

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    mom, and daughter. Family background starts with a couple that had their first daughter when they were relatively young compared with the other children. This eldest daughter is helpful in many regards, however, her increased responsibilities have left her feeling confused about her role in the household. The power struggle is born out the parenting force being extended through the daughter resulting in the daughter’s sense of entitlement. The initial exchange begins with the daughter…

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    analysis of both Pride and Prejudice and Bridget Jones’s Diary shows that mothers wanted their daughters to be married despite the fact that they lived in different ages. An obvious and first reason that comes to mind is that mothers can be relaxed and happy when they know that their daughters’ lives are regulated according to their views. As the books show, the mothers had the same ideas about their daughters’ perfect lives – a marriage! Back in the 18-19 centuries, women had almost no rights.…

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    The Motifs of Amy Tan in “The Joy Luck Club” Often, Tan writes about struggling mother-daughter relationships and the Chinese- American experience. In Amy Tan’s novel “The Joy Luck Club,” she cultivates her life throughout the novel by illustrating connections between the characters in the novel and her own life. Equally important, Tan is the daughter of two Chinese immigrants, this is where her inspiration for writing about these differences comes into play. Tan and her own mother had…

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    Tan is a winding novel written using eight different perspectives of mothers and daughters. Tan describes the lives of Chinese daughters and mothers who moved to America. This shift of Chinese to American hides no secrets from the reader because the words of any character can be supported by three others. The use of multiple perspectives delivers a true image of the Chinese culture integrating into America. The daughters feel more connected to their “American side” while the mothers are heavily…

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    Annotated Bibliography Souris, Stephen. "`Only Two Kinds Of Daughters': Inter-Monologue Dialogicity In The Joy Luck Club." Melus 19.2 (1994): 99. Academic Search Complete. Web. 19 Oct. 2015. This article argues that The Joy Club invites analysis from critical perspectives that theorize and valorize fragmented, discontinuous texts and the possibilities of connection across segments. The author was saying that in “Two Kind”, mother from china and daughter American born that was causing problem in…

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    Supernanny Video Analysis

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    The submission video demonstrated the family dynamic of Brittany and Moriah, exposing their daily routine. It exhibited both daughters currently being home schooled, at the same time, both daughters served as parental figures/guardians for all three boys; Ethan, Cole, and Quinn, while both parents worked full time jobs. Unable to adequately focus on school, both daughters saw their grade scores lower due to taking care of all three boys and completing house chores. This…

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    Shylock Inhumane Analysis

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    Salanio is repeating what Shylock was angry about. “My daughter! O my ducats! O my daughter! Fled with a Christian! Oh my Christian ducats! Justice! The law! My ducats and my daughter! A sealed bag, two sealed bags of ducats, stolen from me by my daughter!” (2.8.15-19). Shylock is clearly upset, angry and depressed that his only daughter betrayed him. If one’s father was betrayed by his only daughter, he would be devastated. In Shylock’s case, this is true. Jessica stole his…

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    Danaus Parenting

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    in their life: marriage, decency, honor and respect. However, how these parents go about enforcing these rules on their children vary from levels of abuse to helpful suggestion. Bernarda likes to rule her daughters with an iron fist and know everything they do while Danaus watches his daughters and gives his own wise commentary when necessary. Their parenting styles are both valid and work to raising children, however, most children will respond in a much more effective manner to kindness and…

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