Sociological Analysis Of People In Swimming Lessons By Kerorsi
Introduction:Sociologists also have tended to define society its structure. It is an identifiable network of inter-relating institutions. It is quite different to each other as per their own contexts of manner. It can be rely on the particular kind of manner as people convenient to their relationship with people. So, it’s really wants to say that the structure of society of nation can be depending upon strategy of recreation or reproduction. The society can be both structured and reproduced. The social formation can develop and corresponded with particular mode of production. The concept of society is generally formed as people can be connecting to each other in their different manner and point of views. But some time happened quarrel and argument and it tune into conflicts. Social scientists stress on the cultural aspect of social relationships. Society in their presentation is shared understanding of its members. They construct the society as a highly complex structure and communication system. So, the notion of society is shown underpinned by ideas and values. People in Society are continuously interacting with one another. So, the society is structured and reconstituted in social interaction.
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In this story, Kersi is setted in Don Mills in Canada. He narrates his unsuccessful attempt to master swimming. The apartment in Don Mills is just another Frozsha Baag. But some other things are special too. These things are as the elevator is always working, technicians are always available, ambulances are always ready, and Swimming pools are crystal clear. But Kersi feels that the old man in the wheel chair is just like his grandpa back home. The purtuguese woman is as a sophisticated or virsain of Firozsha Baag. Mistry allows himself a generalization on the Parsi community. This story from the collection is very very attractive in the form of knowing the real attitude of immigrant writer because it symbolic
In this story, Kersi is setted in Don Mills in Canada. He narrates his unsuccessful attempt to master swimming. The apartment in Don Mills is just another Frozsha Baag. But some other things are special too. These things are as the elevator is always working, technicians are always available, ambulances are always ready, and Swimming pools are crystal clear. But Kersi feels that the old man in the wheel chair is just like his grandpa back home. The purtuguese woman is as a sophisticated or virsain of Firozsha Baag. Mistry allows himself a generalization on the Parsi community. This story from the collection is very very attractive in the form of knowing the real attitude of immigrant writer because it symbolic