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250 words for each. Questions for Harkness Discussion: Collect textual evidence to support the following discussion questions: In the first few chapters, Lee describes Korea’s social and political context through Hoonie. Read the short article titled “Contextualizing Min Jin Lee’s Pachinko,” and consider how Lee draws inspiration from Postcolonialism literatureLinks to an external site.. How does Lee establish the setting through Honnie and the other characters? “History has failed us, but no matter.” How does the opening line reflect the rest of the book? Read the articles titled “Min Jin Lee on the Relationship Between Language and Power” and ” What Min Jin Lee Wants Us To See.” Consider the influences of the writer, what ideas or motifs is the author attempting to establish at the start of the narrative? Read the article titled “How Japan Took Control of Korea” and “A Conversation with Min Jin Lee [on Pachinko].” Much of the novel deals with motifs of immigration and dual cultural identities. Explain how Min Jin Lee established and focused the setting of Pachinko based on significant historical moments. Read this short excerpt from chapter 4, and consider the motifs of “love, motherhood, and women’s choices” as established by Lee. “Sunja-ya, a woman’s life is endless work and suffering. There is suffering and then more suffering. It’s better to expect it, you know. You’re becoming a woman now, so you should be told this. For a woman, the man you marry will determine the quality of your life completely. A good man is a decent life, and a bad man is a cursed life—but no matter what, always expect suffering, and just keep working hard. No one will take care of a poor woman—just ourselves” (Lee). Read this short excerpt from chapter 8, and consider Isak as a foil character to Hoonie and Hansu. “The widow told me about her daughter only yesterday. And last night before my evening prayers, it occurred to me that this is what I can do for them: Give the woman and child my name. What is my name to me? It’s only a matter of grace that I was born a male who could enter my descendants in a family registry. If the young woman was abandoned by a scoundrel, it’s hardly her fault, and certainly, even if the man is not a bad person, the unborn child is innocent. Why should he suffer so? He would be ostracized. […] Maybe my life can be significant—not on a grand scale like my brother, but to a few people. Maybe I can help this young woman and her child. And they will be helping me, because I will have a family of my own—a great blessing no matter how you look at it” (Lee).

Introduction This essay addresses five discussion questions for a Harkness seminar in AP Literature, focusing on Min Jin Lee’s novel Pachinko (2017). As a …

Time Travel Narratives and Cultural Anxieties: Reflections in H.G. Wells’s The Time Machine and Robert Zemeckis’s Back to the Future

Introduction Time travel narratives, whether in literature or film, frequently serve as mirrors to the societal concerns of their time, rather than mere explorations …

Analyze the following combined journal entries as a single, continuous text. Do not treat the entries separately. Your response must follow the structure and instructions below exactly.

Introduction This essay provides a synthesized analysis of a continuous text derived from journal entries focused on self-assessments and reflections in the context of …