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The Women from Hiromi Goto's Novel 'Chorus of Mushrooms' and Their Canadian Experience


Essay, 2003

11 Pages, Grade: 1 (A)


Abstract or Introduction

Throughout Hiromi Goto’s novel Chorus of Mushrooms, different approaches to immigrant life in Canada are presented to the reader. While some people feel safer and happier assimilating to the Canadian culture and way of life by simultaneously giving up their own roots, others are unable to lead a normal life without an attachment to these roots.
This essay will analyse three Japanese Canadian women from one family and their experiences in Canada. They are from different generations and each one of them has her own way of dealing with this topic, and each one of them has a different opinion concerning the question what it takes to set new roots in a new country and what it takes to be happy as an immigrant in a new country

Details

Title
The Women from Hiromi Goto's Novel 'Chorus of Mushrooms' and Their Canadian Experience
College
Justus-Liebig-University Giessen  (Anglistics)
Course
Canadian Experience and Identity in Canadian Literature
Grade
1 (A)
Author
Year
2003
Pages
11
Catalog Number
V27690
ISBN (eBook)
9783638296687
File size
529 KB
Language
English
Notes
Keywords
Women, Hiromi, Goto, Novel, Chorus, Mushrooms, Their, Canadian, Experience, Canadian, Experience, Identity, Canadian, Literature
Quote paper
Dusica Marinkovic-Penney (Author), 2003, The Women from Hiromi Goto's Novel 'Chorus of Mushrooms' and Their Canadian Experience, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/27690

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