East Versus West: Challenging the Binary and Stereotypes

In many sorts of English literature as well as society itself, we interact with them, or you and I and them to fulfill their role. This idea that there is no gray area creates this black and white dichotomy, which forces people or groups to oppose each other. However, erroneous dichotomies and binomial words bring results and negative stereotypes in areas where they are widely used. Furthermore, if there is a gray area, people in the middle of that area are often ignored or ignored extremely.

East side and West side. Both poverty and wealth have violence. Eastern Grease as a low level criminal and as a stereotype of the Western Football Association as a spoiled, wealthy child, has no consideration for others and is challenged by a novel "outsider" I will. Characters developed by Hinton do not necessarily match those tags. Dallas Winston is the most toughest and despicable grease. He passed the corruption from Greaser. Lie, deceive, steal, and fight. Before he moved to Oklahoma, the street gang in New York was a trample of Dali. He was arrested for the first time at the age of ten. He is very smart, always calm and settled down. Other boys know that they know what to do when they are in trouble. In addition to Johnny, Dali looks for trouble and does not care about anyone.

There are many references in the east and the west. He painted the West as a moral society and drew the eastern side as corruption and deception. That is why George Wilson told Tom that he wanted to take Myrtle and want to move west as he doubted his additional date of his additional marriage. Nick thinks of my childhood and wants to return home. Gatsby's estate is symbolic. Because they exaggerate those who are pretending to be in the past. His house is a replica of a French hotel. He drives a limo and is wearing imported clothes from Europe. He is the organizer of a gorgeous party that fascinates wealthy famous people. The party just watched Daisy's trick again. He wants to impress her with all his physical assets and financial assets. He knows this is the only way in her mind.

Again, we made a threatening split between "West" and "Orient." Also, like Greeks and Persians, this is a tyranny 'oriental', and in the face of 'westerners', it is clearly an authoritarian ruler. This is "Orient", lacking a "strictly separated" church and state, drawing its rules and social stratification as being sent from God. There is no doubt that these values ​​are opposed by today's democratic-oriented Westerners, including hegemon historians, most of which support these values, whether in the East or the West. However, they were not values ​​of the European kingdom of those days. Indeed, the only substantial difference between Byzantine and Italy's control is the separation of power between the king and the bishop of the church.