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Mapa Mental por dimartinon, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Thematic connections of the different readings
- Emotions
- Ghandi
- His feelings of guilt
- His feelings of doubt and fear.
- His feelings of humility and shyness and how he overcame his shyness.
- His feelings of guilt
- Orwell
- Feelings of self conflict
- Feelings of guilt as a result of his association with the Burmese oppression.
- Feelings of pity for the Burmese
- Feelings of self conflict
- Saki
- Feelings of defeat
- Feelings of cynicism
- Feelings of cynicism
- Feelings of pity for the people who appeared to be "defeated."
- Feelings of defeat
- Ghandi
- Sense of self identity within the setting
- Orwell
- Felt like a social outcast for being a white police officer in Burma.
- Felt feelings of self conflict because he was against imperialism.
- Felt feelings of self conflict because he was against imperialism.
- Felt hated by the Burmese people.
- Felt that he was the one being oppressed in Burma.
- Felt that he was the one being oppressed in Burma.
- Felt like a social outcast for being a white police officer in Burma.
- Ghandi
- Has felt like an outsider and experienced feelings of alienation.
- Felt out of place
- Has lied about his own identity as a married man.
- Turned it around and never hid from his marriage again
- caused feelings of self conflict
- Turned it around and never hid from his marriage again
- Has felt like an outsider and experienced feelings of alienation.
- Saki
- Felt that he fit the setting of the story
- Observant of other people and their experiences.
- Cynical of people in the setting (particularly the young man who was well dressed.)
- Felt that he fit the setting of the story
- Orwell
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