Everyday Use Compare & Contrast

“Joseph’s Justice” is a story about the awkward position of Aboriginal Canadians. The native people in Canada have been treated as outsiders since expeditions arrived from Europe to colonize Canada. “Joseph’s Justice” shows how the natives were treated in an earlier period. This story was translated by Maria Campbell into…

The conflict between parents and children is one of the most pressing concerns of the world throughout the ages. This is not because unconditional love is uncommon in the world but the main reason for the clash is the generation gap, which exists between. This is again not the sole…

Cultural assimilation and adaptation in foreign countries are critical aspects of the immigrant population. In ‘Everyday Use’ by Alice Walker and ‘Rules of the Game’ by Amy Tan, these issues have been tackled with great sensitivity through mother and daughter relationships. Cultural assimilation mainly defines one’s efforts to adopt foreign…