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Book Details:
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Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
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Language: Marathi
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Edition: 2nd Edition
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ISBN: 9788184981834
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Pages: 156
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Publishing Year: January 2011
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Category: Essays
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Cover: Paperback
About The Book:
The American Experience by Shobha Chitre is a compelling collection of short stories that delves into the lives of Americans and Indian immigrants living in the United States. Drawing from her own experiences as a long-time resident of America, Chitre brings to light the intricate cultural dynamics of this fascinating country. The stories explore how Indians, having settled in America, navigate the complexities of adapting to a new world while preserving their roots.
Chitre’s writing offers a candid and insightful portrayal of American life, culture, and the thinking patterns of its people. Each narrative provides a window into the daily lives of individuals and families, revealing the ways in which they approach challenges, solve problems, and embrace their lives with pragmatism. While the book gives us a closer look at American society, it also encourages readers to reflect on and question the misconceptions and biases they might have held about the country.
What makes this book particularly engaging is Chitre's ability to blend her Indian upbringing with American experiences, creating a unique perspective that resonates with both Indian and American audiences. Her simple yet powerful language brings her stories to life, capturing the essence of cross-cultural experiences. Through these reflections, readers not only learn about the true nature of American culture but also gain insights into their own thinking and behaviors.
This book is an enriching exploration of identity, adaptation, and cultural harmony, making it a valuable read for anyone curious about the American way of life and the Indian diaspora's experience in the West.