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This 9 page paper analyzes EM Forester's book, A Passage to India. Themes, extensive summary, symbols all discussed. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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way of life are consumed or destroyed, colonization is the end of the world as they know it. Characterization: Each character makes a different statement about the theme
of British colonization of India. Summary: A short summary shows the coming together and drifting apart of two cultures who refuse to believe that they have anything in common.
Themes: Themes are built upon the relationships in the book, the characters themselves, and their world/spiritual views. Water, the caves, and boats are among some of the symbols used
to show what happens when worlds and hearts collide. Conclusions: If for no other reason this novel offers a warning and a hope that at some point Godboles vision
will come true, that differences will cease to be a defining characteristic and instead will be embraced as the infinite variety of the planet. Introduction Colonization
is never a dirty word in the eyes of those who are doing the invading. However, to those who must watch as their culture and way of life are consumed
or destroyed, colonization is the end of the world as they know it. This theme is addressed and exampled in E.M. Foresters novel, A Passage to India. Characterization Dr.
Aziz is a doctor who is living in India as the novel opens. His wife has died and he is raising his three children. Dr. Aziz makes the acquaintance of
a Mrs. Moore, who has also lost her spouse and is raising three children. Having much in common they become friends. An East meets West dichotomy is formed through their
interaction and subsequent actions. His relationship with Mrs. Moore changes for the worse, and furthers this shift in perspective by the Indian people. This change comes about as a result
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