By flying kites, characters learn how respect and admiration between people need to be built through several factors.
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- Because they believed that winning a kite tournament was the way to earn respect and admiration.
- Because they realized that the kite is just a way to have fun and does not contribute to the coexistence between people.
- Because they realized that respect and admiration come from behavior.
Flying kites is very meaningful to the characters in "The Kite Runner." This activity may also have been important to you and for that reason, the assignment wants you to share your memories of doing this activity with friends or family. Also, you should expose what you learned from this activity.
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Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about the article “Why Literature Matters”.
Answer:
In her article, Dana Gioia reports on the points of society that are reached by the decrease in reading among young people in the society we know. To reinforce her argument, she shows evidence of how the lack of habit of reading, any type of book, has impacted Americans not only on a personal level, but on an economic and civic level as well, since reading provides a strong knowledge in these areas. According to her, when these things are affected in an individual who is not in the habit of reading, the whole society suffers and the whole nation becomes weakened.
The custom of a certain area, i.e. a local custom, is called localism.
