The Emigree vs Kamikaze

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Created on: 22-02-20 15:13


	The Emigree vs Kamikaze
	Similarities Both use unrhymed stanzas. Both present details about relationships. The Emigree: the relationship the woman has with her homeland. Kamikaze: the relationship the pilot had with his family. Both display the impact of conflict. Both poems are about outcasts. The cowardice kamikaze pilot and the mentally homeless woman. Both explore the theme of memory.	Differences Kamikaze is written in third-person. The Emigree is written in first-person. Kamikaze presents ideas about Japanese culture and traditions. The Emigree conveys the theme of displacement and the impact this has on lives.
	Overall comparison Both poems explore the impact of conflict and the reoccurring theme, in both poems, of memory. However, Kamikaze is written in third-person therefore, we able to view and understand a story from different perspectives. Whereas, in The Emigree, is written in first-person, meaning we are only able to view a story from one personal experience of an individual. The Emigree more conveys the theme of displacement- how innocent people with normal lives are forced out of their homes and country to a whole new, but difficult, life.

The Emigree vs Kamikaze

Similarities

Both use unrhymed stanzas.
Both present details about relationships. The Emigree: the relationship the woman has with her homeland. Kamikaze: the relationship the pilot had with his family.
Both display the impact of conflict.
Both poems are about outcasts. The cowardice kamikaze pilot and the mentally homeless woman.
Both explore the theme of memory.

Differences

Kamikaze is written in third-person.
The Emigree is written in first-person.
Kamikaze presents ideas about Japanese culture and traditions.
The Emigree conveys the theme of displacement and the impact this has on lives.

Overall comparison

Both poems explore the impact of conflict and the reoccurring theme, in both poems, of memory. However, Kamikaze is written in third-person therefore, we able to view and understand a story from different perspectives. Whereas, in The Emigree, is written in first-person, meaning we are only able to view a story from one personal experience of an individual. The Emigree more conveys the theme of displacement- how innocent people with normal lives are forced out of their homes and country to a whole new, but difficult, life.

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