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Siddhartha

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Billy W

 

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March 7, 2014

 

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Siddhartha’s lenience emulates of a more obstinate society, in which the society is willing to advance itself despite tradition. By just conforming to tradition, society will never advance or grow. This is shown when Siddhartha achieves enlightenment and Govinda does not. The events and lessons that both protagonists undergo in their lives represents the need for an understanding of other societies besides your own...
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Siddhartha, who traveled around the world and experienced other lifestyles, got a better understanding of himself and others by living in another person’s world rather than just observing it from a distance. Govinda, conversely, who lived his whole life by traditional means, was oblivious to the way’s that other people live their everyday lives...
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