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The speaker must reconcile seemingly irreconcilable perspectives: on the one hand, that of the customers….
In this way, the granddaughter’s in-between identity provides her with a unique perspective—she sees both sides—and this proves to be advantageous.
The granddaughter has opened the door “for everyone” by using her unique ability to communicate across language and culture.
If anyone deserves credit for this coming together, however, it is not Sears, Roebuck, and Company, it is the granddaughter.
Through her portrayal of the granddaughter, Kahf challenges the commonly held belief that hyphenated Americans are torn between two cultures.
Likewise, the speaker in Mohja Kahf’s “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears” must choose from a host of available options, not the least of which is “a clash of civilizations” or “the great common ground.”
The speaker must reconcile seemingly irreconcilable perspectives: on the one hand, that of the customers….
In this way, the granddaughter’s in-between identity provides her with a unique perspective—she sees both sides—and this proves to be advantageous.
The granddaughter has opened the door “for everyone” by using her unique ability to communicate across language and culture.
If anyone deserves credit for this coming together, however, it is not Sears, Roebuck, and Company, it is the granddaughter.
Through her portrayal of the granddaughter, Kahf challenges the commonly held belief that hyphenated Americans are torn between two cultures.
Likewise, the speaker in Mohja Kahf’s “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears” must choose from a host of available options, not the least of which is “a clash of civilizations” or “the great common ground.”
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In this way, the granddaughter’s in-between identity provides her with a unique perspective—she sees both sides—and this proves to be advantageous.
The granddaughter has opened the door “for everyone” by using her unique ability to communicate across language and culture.
If anyone deserves credit for this coming together, however, it is not Sears, Roebuck, and Company, it is the granddaughter.
Through her portrayal of the granddaughter, Kahf challenges the commonly held belief that hyphenated Americans are torn between two cultures.
Likewise, the speaker in Mohja Kahf’s “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears” must choose from a host of available options, not the least of which is “a clash of civilizations” or “the great common ground.”
The speaker must reconcile seemingly irreconcilable perspectives: on the one hand, that of the customers….
In this way, the granddaughter’s in-between identity provides her with a unique perspective—she sees both sides—and this proves to be advantageous.
The granddaughter has opened the door “for everyone” by using her unique ability to communicate across language and culture.
If anyone deserves credit for this coming together, however, it is not Sears, Roebuck, and Company, it is the granddaughter.
Through her portrayal of the granddaughter, Kahf challenges the commonly held belief that hyphenated Americans are torn between two cultures.
Likewise, the speaker in Mohja Kahf’s “My Grandmother Washes Her Feet in the Sink of the Bathroom at Sears” must choose from a host of available options, not the least of which is “a clash of civilizations” or “the great common ground.”
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