DUE Feb 6, minimum 700 words double-spaced

Rationale: You will write a review essay on ISHIMURE Michiko’s Paradise In the Sea of Sorrow: Our Minamata Disease (Originally published in 1972; Rev. ed. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, 2003). Ishimure, a Japanese writer and a spokesperson of the Minamata protest movement, wrote a non-fiction account of the Minamata struggle in 1969 under the title of Kukai Jōdo (the original title of Paradise In the Sea of Sorrow). Livia Monnet, the translator of Kukai Jōdo into English, describes this book as a “form of resistance literature” to emphasize the role of Ishimure’s act of writing in representing multiple voices of the victims of Minamata disease. After reading parts of Paradise In the Sea of Sorrow (Intro & chapters 1, 3, & 7), write a review essay—including your thoughts on the following three questions: 1) How does the author depict the effects of industrial pollution on the everyday lives of the village people? 2) What are the socioeconomic causes of the Minamata disease? 3) In what sense can Paradise In the Sea of Sorrow be described as “resistance literature”?

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You should have some sort of guiding idea (thesis) stated at the beginning. That should be tied to the global issue. The focus is not on structure and style and how they create meaning. The focus should be talking about how literature helps you understand a global issue. You may refer to some devices but this isn’t a commentary in which you go into deep textual analysis.
Global Issues A global issue incorporates the following three properties. It has significance on a wide/large scale. It is transnational. Its impact is felt in everyday local contexts.

1. Culture, identity and community Students might focus on the way in which works explore aspects of family, class, race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender and sexuality, and the way these impact on individuals and societies. They might also focus on issues conceming migration, colonialism, and nationalism.
   Base essay a little bit off of this while still focusing on how literature helps you understand a global issue… When Dorian makes aldeal with the devil, does that mean he loses his identity(he is going to be old in nature) in order to exchange youth. In real life, ma ople also ctioake lose their identities, is that the right thing to do? Or, is there a possibility that a person never loses his identity? Go

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