Rewriting Histories - A struggle for ‘Self Identity’ as a Human Being: Reading of Untouchable Spring and Outcaste: A Memoir

Dalit literature is discussing the written history, ignoring the whole life and cultural heritage of these particular groups. Only their own literature can express real experience and history. The move of Mahatma Jyotirao Phule and Dr. Ambedkar "Do not limit your pen to your own problem" (Nimbalkar 32 - 33) is a movement of Dalit writer actually achieved, awakened, released, It makes them all conscious. They are all equal.

The fact that humans create and create such autonomous systems day by day is that they take away themselves from their own inner identity, this is not the result of some unintelligible misunderstandings in history . For unknown reasons, I decided to torture a part of humanity in this way. Just because there is a clear tendency to create such systems in modern humans, or at least allow it, it can happen and happens. Obviously, humans react to this system, reflect things, adapt to it, and pick up things that make them better for each other's efforts. Humans are forced to lie, but in reality they are obliged to do so just because they can live like this

It is a person who admits that it was abandoned; but his role is to regard the abandoned state as a social role, a person who is abandoned as if to define a suitable sub-professional for a particular human . So it is easy to make that guilty permanent. (Cavell 1999: 437) Cavill strives to limit the relevance of knowledge and ethical development, with particular emphasis on the relationship between ethical behavior and rule compliance. From his point of view, modernity tends to define morality as a principle of knowledge as moral expertise. Under the guidance of Wittgenstein, he pointed out some kind of uncertainty between the rule and the rule to be controlled. Later Wittgenstein pointed out that in his idea of ​​the ability to teach mathematics, the main continuation of the digital series, multiple rules can be assigned to each series of numbers. This means that each series can be fully extended in various ways.

The dusty children, famous writer Ali Etraz memoirs provide a good example for Pakistan - American Muslims seeking their own identity. Eteraz's prose is a fun reading - when the book arrives I will start reading the paragraph from the middle of the book randomly and then continue reading big chunks before I notice it should be read from the beginning. I noticed that his explanation of the cultural experience he grew up in the United States reminded me of my cultural and religious experience as a second generation immigrant. In the introduction to memoirs, Ethela explained: