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Yanggaw or Affliction (2008) by Richard Somes is a story of family struggle as they deal with their daughter’s (Amor) transformation into an aswang (monster) due to an unidentified illness. Amor, a loving and courteous daughter, morphs into a monster that lives on the blood of others every midnight. Such transformation leads to several conflicts within the family and the community. This paper will discuss the conflicts in the family in relation to Amor’s transformation and how it affected their relationship

Awais Shaukat Professor Galvin Anthropology December 7th, 2014 Hmong In the true story, The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, there are a couple of themes that go around. It follows the story of Lia Lee, an epileptic child of Hmong refugees living in the United States, who suffers seizures. Her parents and American doctors end up arguing on what the proper treatment for her is due to cultural differences, which leads to them eventually destroying her brain and leaving her in a vegetative state

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The Fold is a captivating book written by the author An Na. It consist of two hundred and eighty pages. It is a cultural young adult fiction book about a Korean girl who is at struggle with being her true self. I took special interest in this particular book because I was curious to know about Korean culture and compare it with my Hispanic culture. Although, it is always said to not judge a book by its cover, the cover of The Fold caught my attention and lead me to check out the book. The Fold

BOOK In this chapter we get to see how Lia's fate has really taken a toll on her parents. We also see that the Lee's no longer feel like they can rely on the American medical system after what happened to Lia and instead they would use their own at home methods. Lia's pediatric neurologist also believed that the Lee's might have been right about Lia being affected from too much medication. After hearing this and looking at Lia's records, Neil and Peggy came

Anne Fadiman, in her essay The His’er Problem, indicates situations in writing where women do not get equal representation as men. Male writers, like Fadiman’s father, used phrases such as “every writer worth ‘his’ salt” and “Dear Lord and Father of ‘Mankind’” in the context of a world with only males. This world did not exclude women for the reason that women acquire lower positions than men in society, but because people considered “normal” to use the masculine pronoun or nouns to refer to both

Summary and Reaction In her 2001 film, Dorothy Fadiman highlights the plight of women in rural India and brings to light the extreme gender bias they face. We are told that women are regularly barred from education and given less food. Young girls are expected to work on family farms and for long hours that cause them to become educationally stunted. These long hours also contribute to significant pain in their later years. Female children are also regularly slaughtered (though the practice is illegal)

author’s argument. Anne Fadiman and Rebecca Skloot have different and similar writing techniques. Anne Fadiman uses a Rogerian approach in her writing whereas Rebecca Skloot uses the Aristotelian approach. Even though they both have fallacies within their arguments, Rebecca Skloot is more effective and successful in her arguments than Anne Fadiman because she uses an Aristotelian approach and uses different types of inductive/ deductive reasoning to strengthen her claim. Anne Fadiman, uses a Rogerian approach

Applied Theory Paper This applied theory paper will analyze both the macro and micro analysis of the Novel, The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, by Anne Fadiman (Fadiman, 1997). In the book “The Spirit Catches You and Falls Down”, the character Lia illness resulted in a cultural divide between the Hmong culture and the American culture. Throughout this paper both the conflict theory and the family systems theory will be used to examine themes of behaviors among the characters in the text. The

of their diagnosis and treatment. Cultural sensitivity in medicine is not just about respecting the patient’s traditions, but it is about having a deeper understanding that provides better outcomes. The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down by Anne Fadiman explores the collision of Western medicine and Hmong cultural traditions and beliefs, while highlighting an immigrant family’s struggle to care for their daughter. This novel dives into the importance of cultural sensitivity in healthcare and its