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Two Kinds: Setting of an American Dream

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July 5, 2014

 

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Set in San Francisco in the 1950's, America was coming off a long bout of war, and coming into a time of great economic prosperity, and the Woo's hoped for nothing less than the best. The immigration networks between China and the US had been connected, allowing for a microcosm of Chinese culture in America in Chinatown...
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Through the use of setting, Tan shows the contradictory relationship of East versus West, and mother versus daughter which ultimately portrays the theme of the mothers' American dream. During the time of the 1950's, Chinatowns were set up for those immigrants who were new to the country and who wanted to cling to their traditional Chinese culture and ways, while still adapting to the American life...
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