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The Generation Gap Within the Joy Luck Club

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English

 

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May 30, 2013

 

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University

 

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It is difficult for the two generations to understand each other because the two live by different standards of their way of life. The older generation is more traditional, while the younger generation strives to find new identities in the American culture. All the while, the daughters still try to find a better understanding of their mothers (Dorris 90)...
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The older generation is more traditional, while the younger generation strives to find new identities in the American culture. All the while, the daughters still try to find a better understanding of their mothers (Dorris 90). Some people may say that through their arguments, the gap of miscommunication decreases while others say it increases...
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