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immigrate to US -> 1946 Phillipines gains independences -> Bulosan arrives in
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- Context between Bulosan's arrival in 1930 and publication of book in 1946:
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The Great Gatsby -> Emblematic of Roaring Twenties; not a huge hit immediately
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-> Fitzgerald explores the life of striving outsider -> critique of American
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promise (upwards mobility, second chances)
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The Great Gatsby -> Emblematic of Roaring Twenties; not a huge hit
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immediately -> Fitzgerald explores the life of striving outsider -> critique
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of American promise (upwards mobility, second chances)
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- Context 2: The Good Earth -> American born Pearl S. Buck, daughter of
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Chinese, grew up in China, Wrote her most famous novel about inhabitants of a
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Chinese village. Shaped ways in which Americans viewed Chinese in America
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Filipino reality for Western audience, split between young and older/wiser
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Bulosan
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- What is Bulosan doing besides just talking about nature? Why is he
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concentrating on it? -> in conversation with specific type of literary style ->
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the "pastoral"
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concentrating on it? -> in conversation with specific type of literary style
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-> the "pastoral"
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- The pastoral is a literary tradition -> traditionally, poems about shepherds
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-> beauty of life, waking up early, farming, etc -> idealized lives of the poor
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-> tension between cultivated author and low born subjects -> Bulosan
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-> beauty of life, waking up early, farming, etc -> idealized lives of the
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poor -> tension between cultivated author and low born subjects -> Bulosan
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deconstructs pastoral through realism
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- Social Realism -> unvarnished and unfiltered economic racial injustice ->
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working class figure as hero -> scrutinizing ills of society -> reality without
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illusion -> one problem: emphasis on collective vs. individual
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working class figure as hero -> scrutinizing ills of society -> reality
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without illusion -> one problem: emphasis on collective vs. individual
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- Do for Filipinos in America what Lange tried to do for working class -> book
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as work of pastoral social realism
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## Lecture 2 (10/10)
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- AH is a biography in the "social realist" mode -> leaves home in the
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Phillipines after beaten down by harsh realities of life -> tries to maintain
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optimism about American Dream as he continues through his journey
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## Section
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- Pastoral
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- Realism -> depict life as it truly is, complexities, imperfections, etc,
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verisimilitude
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- Social realism -> see peoples' struggles, critiques about causes/reasons,
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### Writing assignment
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Then, please write up why Carlos portrayed them in this particular manner.
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Each individual should write your own answer. Please write the name of the woman you are analyzing.
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1. Mary Strandon
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2. Marian
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3. Judith
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Mary Strandon was portrayed as a kindly woman who gave Bulosan work and allowed him to read
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$ integral^oo_(-oo) e^(-x^2) dif x = sqrt(pi) $
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