Module 2: Flamingo - Prose (Literature)
The chapter presents a collection of stories and essays that explore various themes such as childhood, dreams, identity, and social injustices. Each narrative sheds light on the emotional struggles of characters facing societal constraints, underscoring the importance of language, tradition, and resilience in the face of adversity. Through these vignettes, the text highlights the poignant realities of human experience, juxtaposing aspiration with the starkness of reality.
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What we have learnt
- Language and culture are essential to our identity and freedom.
- Childhood dreams can clash with harsh realities, leading to feelings of loss and despair.
- Compassion and kindness have the power to redeem and transform individuals.
Key Concepts
- -- Satyagraha
- A method of non-violent resistance pioneered by Mahatma Gandhi to effect social and political change.
- -- Cynicism
- A philosophical belief that human nature is predominantly self-interested, often leading to distrust of others’ motives.
- -- Escapism
- The tendency to seek distraction and relief from reality, often through fantasy or daydreaming.
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