The Social Criticism of Indian in the Novel the Pearl by John Steinbeck
The Social Criticism of Indian in the Novel The Pearl by John Steinbeck is concerned with socialcriticism on the disruption of the Indians‘ life in Southern America 1940s. They were found tohave been unjustly treated and pressed by the European immigrants. This writing addressescriticisms on the social inequalities that emerge as a result of the presence of the immigrants. It isan attempt to address the Indians‘ struggle against the existing immigrants to overcome theeconomics of social conditions.Data were mainly obtained from related references as the secondary data and the novel The Pearlas... Mehr ...
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Dokumenttyp: | Journal:earticle |
Erscheinungsdatum: | 2014 |
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Hasanuddin University
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Schlagwörter: | Structural Genetic Approach / Indians‟ struggle / Inequalities / Social criticism / Human security / Souther Philippines / Peace process / Post-conflict institutions / and literature / language / Buginese Elong / Minority / Citizenship / and English Speaking Skill / Material / Learning style / Sabah—decolonization—Southeast Asia—dispute—history / social functioning ad / anxiety / advertising / semiotics / communicative interactions / Teaching English / history / colonia / borders / Sulu Sultanate / Indonesia / ASEAN / international law / dispute / Sabah |
Sprache: | Indonesian |
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