Passage to India

Catherine Fe Chiuco January 9, 2010 English 12 Readers response transition to India Foster set forth Chandrapone in both beautiful and disfigured manner. Chandrapone has two parts the dazzling and the hideous. The part near the group River, where I assumed the locals lived, was tattered and somewhat lost mingled with the past and the feature. The way Foster described this part of Chandrapone do me feel similar they are suffering from a post-war calamity. It is the likes of everything was falling apart and everyone was dying. This was the hideous side. When you walked from the Ganges River towards the Civil piazza you will see a dramatic change in the city. Foster illustrated this side, the dazzling, like it was a tropical paradise: with the trees, the huts and the birds. It mat up like you entered an other country.

This is where the English lived. As he described and I compare these two areas in Chandrapone, the Marxist belief was evident. The English, conquerors of India, was living at ease enjoying the beauty of the country. On the other hand the Indians, natives of the land, were suffering under the conditions the British had set upon them. though the natives have different perception about this matter like Dr. Aziz, Hamidullah and Mahmoud Ali. Hamidullah thinks that people change and that it is possible to be friends with an English humankind while Mahmoud Ali, contradicting this, said that the English are vile and exulting creatures. All they do is bring problems to this land. Dr. Aziz, all the while was caught up between the two. He both agreed to their statements. He does not generalize the English as a whole feed but as individuals whit their own unique personality. Foster... If you fate to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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