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The Generation Gap During the 1960's

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English

 

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February 6, 2014

 

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(190). Julian's mother is embarrassed to have the same hat as the black woman, hinted out by her twitching her lips. Her embarrassment asserts that she is unwilling accept the blacks as being equal to the whites in the society. Julian also reflects the young generation when he tells his mother that times have changed, but his mother does not want to let go of the past...
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Julian's mother-"Your grandfather was a prosperous landowner?" Julian-"Will you look around you?and see where you are now?"...Julian's mother-"You remain what you are?Your great-grandfather had a plantation and two hundred slaves" (183). This quotes shows that Julian wants to get out of the neighborhood in which his ancestors had lived for generations and start a new way of life...
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The Generation Gap During the 1960's Julian of Norwich The Stowaway By Julian Barnes 1960 1960 1960's 1960's 1960 1960's 1960's/vietnam 1960-present 1960-present Birmingham in the 1960's Blacks in 1960 Make Up of the 1960's
 

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