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Kingston's “No Name Woman”: Community's Role

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The community plays a significant role in Maxine Hong Kingston’s essay “No Name Woman.” She describes how one can be totally rejected by the community if it’s rules and regulations are violated. Violation is considered a sin. Cultural values mark the community, which in turn shapes an individual’s ....

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....ouse. “The villagers punished her for acting like she could have a private life, secret and apart from them” and so they slaughtered the stock, broke in from the front and back walls, broke earthenware in the kitchen, etc. This is not the way a civilized community ought to react. She had no life of her own. The community manipulated the path of her life’s fate. She was expected to act according to the wish of her father, brother and husband. She had to behave as the society expected her to. Ther....
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