Notes on rabbit proof fence & feliks skrzynecki (1 Viewer)
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i got sum notes but not much on feliks skrzynecki if you want them ...
- This poem explores ideas about cultural belonging, especially the difficulty of creating feelings of belonging. Feliks cannot automatically feel at ease in a different country.
- His polish identity remains a key component of his identity, even though he has adapted effectively into his new environment. The son talks of the reminiscences, experiences and cultural ties shared with his friends who can identify with the loss of homeland, language and traditions that shaped their early life.
- The poet's son experiences his own form of alienation, not because of the migration process itself but by being the son of those who have undertaken such an upheaval in their lives.
hopee dat helps =]
- This poem explores ideas about cultural belonging, especially the difficulty of creating feelings of belonging. Feliks cannot automatically feel at ease in a different country.
- His polish identity remains a key component of his identity, even though he has adapted effectively into his new environment. The son talks of the reminiscences, experiences and cultural ties shared with his friends who can identify with the loss of homeland, language and traditions that shaped their early life.
- The poet's son experiences his own form of alienation, not because of the migration process itself but by being the son of those who have undertaken such an upheaval in their lives.
hopee dat helps =]