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The document summarizes Isaac Bashevis Singer's short story "The Washwoman". It describes an old woman who worked as a laundry worker to support herself, despite facing hardships. Her son disrespected and neglected her, never visiting or inviting her to his wedding. The woman refused to beg or go to an old age home, instead choosing to continue working stubbornly through her arthritis and limitations to maintain her independence and dignity. The story examines themes of self-respect, hard work, and the affront of a son dishonoring his mother's role.
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- 1. The Washwoman Isaac Bashevis Singer By Capt Dr Hardeepsinh R Gohil
- 2. Isaac Bashevis Singer ⬩ Eminent figure of Yiddish Literary Movement ⬩ 1978 he won the Nobel Prize for Literature. ⬩ He has to endure separation from the family both during WWI and WWII. ⬩ In US he started career as a journalist 2
- 3. Food for thought 1. How self dignity, honesty, hard work, independence of mind and character influences society and individual? 2. Inaffectiveness of socio, economic or religious background in case of dignity and self respect. 3
- 4. The Washwoman ⬩ A memory of the author about a woman who used to provide laundry service to his family. ⬩ The remarkable strength and dignity which makes her fiercely independent. ⬩ Her son was not dutiful towards her. ⬩ A story between gentiles and Jews as well as mother and son. 4
- 5. The Washwoman ⬩ The process of washing. ⬩ The qualities of the Old Woman ⬩ Affront of the entire institution of motherhood. ⬩ The will to work, “A donkey may permit himself to fall under his burden, but not human being, the crown of creation.” 5
- 6. Affront of the entire institution of motherhood. ⬩ She had a reach son who was ashamed of her- never come to see her. ⬩ The son had not even invited mother for his wedding. ⬩ ‘he does not even know the meaning of loyalty’ 6
- 7. The qualities of the Old Woman ⬩ She could have joined begging at the door steps of the church. ⬩ She would have gone to old age home! ⬩ But she decides to struggle. 7
- 8. The process of washing. ⬩ No faucet- need to wash at water pump- ⬩ for linen- to clean them properly- scrubbing properly- rinse with washing soda- soaked- boiled in an enormous pot- starched and then iron. 8
- 9. The will to work. ⬩ The finger gnarled from work, and perhaps from arthritis too. ⬩ Her finger nails were strangely white. ⬩ The hands reflects stubbornness of mankind – the will to work – not only as one’s strength permits but beyond the limits of one’s power. ⬩ The incident of sever cold and her dutiful behaviour to return the clothes of the customers. 9