Planting New Roots in an Unaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri

Jhumpa Lahiri's short story, Unaccustomed Earth, depicted a complex relationship between a woman, Ruma and her widow's father, who tried to renegotiate their relationship after Ruma's mother died, very well written It is a story. As a second generation Bangladeshi immigrant, Ruma is experiencing a crisis of cultural identity. She is far from Bengali's roots. It had a profound effect on her relationship with her father. This story concentrates on the crisis of family responsibility.

Somewhere in the world (between Pattaya, Bangkok and Glasgow), I discovered Jumpa Lahiri 's unfamiliar earth. She published the book at the Washington DC event. The show begins with a sound. It is an excerpt from the title story "Unfamiliar Earth". Neda Ulaby introduced Jhumpa as a calm and clear voice as a recipient of the 2000 Pulitzer Prize. Over the years I have returned to reading the unfamiliar earth. This is her voice with my journey as a reader When I finally got her book, the first one is unfamiliar earth. I read these stories one by one, but my story breaks when the story ends with some sort of tragedy.

95 In May 2008, Jhumpa Lahiri's new short story novel "Unaccustomed Earth" was published. As to whether Rashiri's work corresponds to international cities, the discussion among elite readers is intense, and Rashiri is characteristically opposed to being classified as a national writer. For example, related academic papers are 诽谤 and です: by Robinfeld, "Writing the second generation: negotiations on cultural frontiers". A translator for "Maladies and The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri, "South Asia Review", Vol. XXV, No. 2, 2004. Tejinder Kaur, "Dilemma and transformation of immigration culture by the name of Jhumpa Lahiri", "Indian Journal of Indian Literature", "Judith Caesar", "The name of The Gogol: relationship with identity", Jhumpa Lahiri's name garnishment, Atenea ", Vol. XXVII, June 2007, No. 1, 97 "Higher Education Chronicle", February 2, 2001. 47, Issue 21, A9