Comparing and Contrasting Persepolis and Funny Boy

In book "Funny Boy", contradiction of cultural value in Syam Selvadurai 's novel "Funny Boy" Shyam Selvadurai thinks that it is necessary to write this question, especially since it is dark in Sri Lanka. In addition, Sri Lanka faces many cultural problems. Tamil people and Sinhalese people continue to collide because of their different moral values. Serbadulla grew up in this atmosphere, is homosexual, and grew up in an environment where battle frequently occurs.

Arjie 's journey in a strange boy at Shyam Selvadurai grew up during the fierce political turmoil in Sri Lanka, and Arjie walked a particularly bitter and mature journey with Shyam Selvadurai' s funny boy. Most of the adults of the Arjie family belong to an older, conservative generation that is trying to incorporate Arjie into social norms. Through his family Arjie's family in the community was a person who urged him to see his childhood boundary, and Arjie's companion gave him more understanding of himself.

At the end of this chapter, Ajie's view on love and beauty revolutionized through his aunt's "Life of Love". Ajie continued, "I will not happy because I know that everything will happen in the way I dreamed but something will be lost .... I am a romance manga and they I believe that if they love each other, I believe that everything is possible, I know that this is not the case. "(Pp 99-100, Shyam Selvadurai) The character of Ajie walks.

In Persepolis 2, Marjane Satrapi continues her story with the same dazzling unique art, insight and storytelling. Persepolis 2 clearly confirms Satrapi 's wonderful talent about an interesting and painful, avant - garde and burning observation about the life of teenagers, and the life all over the country. In 1984, Marjan fled from fundamentalism and war with Iraq and started a new life in Vienna. So, she faced an adolescent trial away from friends and family, but soon I made a place for myself in a group of outsiders, but she is still suffering from belonging consciousness did.

The following questions and discussion topics are designed to enhance your team's reading of Marjane Satrapi's views on Persepolis 2. Persepolis 2 began at the end of Persepolis, Marjane left Iran and arrived at Austrian high school and lived with family and friends. After four years of solitude, confusion, prejudice, Marjane returned to Iran's parents. We observed her with a hard house and the life she created for herself - friends, college, romance - with suppressed and ruthless, state-acknowledged showinism, and she will be in the future to her hometown I was confronted with whether I could have. Persepolis 2 follows Marjane and his country's living, fun and courageous, avant-garde and sharp

Women's oppression at Margare Atwood's "The Story of the Maid" and Marjane Satrapi's "Persepolis Persepolis" is a memoir of a small girl raised in Iran. In contrast, she refers to the pre-revolutionary era, especially the repressive character of the feminist fundamentalist government. Her work is very similar to the Maidal Story of Margaret Atwood. The main character Alfred reflects her former freedom of life and values ​​her previous name and work.