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nordsb [41]
3 years ago
15

Characters in the stories by Indian writers Desai and Tagore experience both conflict and satisfaction from interacting with peo

ple who are unlike themselves. Discuss why such a theme might be common for a writer from this part of the world.
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Brilliant_brown [7]3 years ago
8 0

For a writer, conflicts occur is a matter of course from his work as a writer. Some may disagree on a number of things, which can cause arguments, can be less argumentative causes, and more than one out of curiosity.

Everyone in this world can be protected or maybe just forbidden to imagine another culture. If this happens, then they might interact with foreigners / other countries in a very large/attractive agreement.

<h2>Further Explanation</h2>

The author is a term for people who do the work of writing or creating a paper.

Writing is an activity to make letters (numbers) using stationery in a writing medium or media, expressing ideas, thoughts, feelings through writing activities, or creating an essay in written form.

<h3>In general, a writer must have three basic skills:</h3>
  • Language skills in recording spoken to written form, including the ability to use spelling, punctuation, and choice of words.
  • Presentation skills, such as paragraph development, breakdown the subject matter into sub-topics, and arrange in a systematic way.
  • Changeable skills, including the ability to manage typography such as the preparation of formats, fonts, paper, tables and so forth.

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Subject: English

Keywords: Writer, Conflict, Interacting

Degger [83]3 years ago
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I believe that the conflict bit would be common for a writer from this part of the world because the interacting characters could come up against disagreements in the areas of religion, manners, and/or ways of dress code and the ways they treat women even. They could disagree on some things, that could lead to an argument, or, learning from one another could be less of an argumentative cause, and more one for curiosity. 

The satisfaction could come from learning such things... learning about different customs, manners, religion, even just home life. 

People from this part of the world could be sheltered or even just blocked or not allowed to see other cultures and/or other ways of life. If this is most likely the case, then they could find interacting with foreigners/other countries a big deal/interesting.
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