American multiculturalism and Indian culture
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This document is a paper presented by Poojaba Jadeja comparing American multiculturalism and Indian culture. It discusses key differences between the two cultures, such as Americans valuing individualism and flexibility while Indians value family relations and attachment to mother. Americans see their country as a melting pot or salad bowl of diverse cultures, while Indians see clear boundaries and a unified national identity. The paper examines concepts like respect for others, open-mindedness, and how culture controls or is controlled in the two societies.
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Dryden compares French and English plays, discussing the differing views of Lisideius and Neander. Lisideius favors French plays for following rules like the unities of time, place and action, using well-known stories, and having poetic justice. However, Neander argues that English plays are superior as they reject such rigid rules, tell stories as they are, include sub-plots and multiple characters, and provide more entertainment and a "lively imitation of nature".
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