Breath, Eyes, And Memory

Title	Breath, Eyes, And Memory
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Breath, eyes, and memory

Breath, eyes and Memory: Thinking about our class discussions on Breath
eyes memory I noticed that we covered a lot on the culture portrayed in the book
and the injustices done. But I think that we neglected to look at certain
parallels between our culture and the way that I think that it affects our lives
to read and discuss a book of this nature.
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Breath, Eyes, Memory Class Discussion Question

Thinking about our class discussions on Breath eyes memory I noticed that we
covered a lot on the culture portrayed in the book and the injustices done. But
I think that we neglected to look at certain parallels between our culture and
the way that I think that it affects our lives to read and discuss a book of
this nature. I think a good discussion question for our class would have to do
something about how you directly compare the book to your own life or to the
lives of the people around you that you know and talk to every day. I think that
it would be important to go over all the dimensions in which this book is a
direct parallel to our own lives. It would also be important to expand on the
discussion and maybe go into how the culture has changed (or not changed) since
it has moved to our country. In other words do these things in fact still take
place and if so to what extent and in what way? We might look at the effect it
has on the individual living in a country with people who were raised
differently and trying to decide for themselves how they will raise there own
children and how they will in fact shape their own morals. I know that many
people in our class have ethnic backgrounds and probably have some sort of
opinion or experience for this topic of discussion. I would probably start the
discussion by telling them about the parallels that I found in the way that my...

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