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The matter of culture is a global discussion. Culture is something that every individual human can cultivate. When you live in a foreign country, some choose to adapt the foreign country’s “rules” and culture.
The subject in the text Day trippers is culture and identity, and how important maintaining contact with your original culture is.
The text is written by a woman called Raman Mundair, who has Indian roots. Indian culture is driven by intellectuality and spirituality.
Being a second generation of Indian immigrants, can cause a cultural identity crisis, like in the text, where the main characters don´t want to practice their culture.
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Uddrag
Gurpreet is married to Aisling, he has two girls named Hannah and Sophie. He has a type even though who don’t like to admit it to him or others.
The highlights of Gurpreet’s family evenings involves investigations of the work of Jamie Oliver, and so on. Gurpreet is decisiveness, he likes to take charge, and makes sure that everyone is having a good time (p. 2 ll. 40-44).
Gurpreet hated his culture, and how quietly discerning his family was (p. 1 ll. 26-28). Gurpreet has abandoned his culture for a more western lifestyle, which is why he starts missing his culture after spending time with Parminder in Leicester.
Western and Indian culture is very different from each other. He starts practice his culture again and is attempting to tie a pugri (p. 5 ll. 125-127).
Apart from that Gurpreet decided that his kids should learn Punjabi and signed them up for lessons at the nearest gurdwara.
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