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Remembering and forgetting
Why do learners forget the things they learn? Why is it that at times some things are remembered very well while others are completely forgotten? Behaviourists have developed the following explanations:
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To kill a mockingbird full summary Simplified and smooth, it will save you the need to re-read the novel. This summary that I have arranged is sufficient for you to review the novel with all its chapters, elements, and characters in a quick, concise and comprehensive manner.
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Described as “the foremost chronicler of the multicultural New America”, Bharati Mukherjee constitutes her works with the life of South Asian expatriates/immigrants in the United States and Canada. Her novel, Jasmine, explores the process of acculturation and assimilation from different perspectives. T. S. Eliot says, "The culture of the individual is dependent upon ... society to which that group or class belongs. Therefore, it is the culture of the society that is fundamental". The protagonist of the novel, Jasmine, experiences cultural conflict both in and out of her own culture. Right from the beginning, Jyoti rebels against her cultural inscriptions by excelling in education as it gives her a way to distinguish herself from other girls of her age and shape an identity that questions the patriarchal hegemony...
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