A 4 page research paper looking at critical opinions of both the E.M. Forster novel and the movie. The writer details the themes of the novel and how they were changed for the movie. Bibliography lists 6 sources. A 5 page paper on E. M. Forster's novel A Passage to India. It specifically looks at the last and final section, 'Temple', and the comparisons of the Hindu feast to Christmas, noting that Forster's indictment of British intolerance can be read in its lines.
Bibliography lists five sources.
In spite of the fact that they come from very diverse backgrounds and expectations, both Margaret and Mrs. Wilcox are of the same constitution right to the core. The writer discusses how Forster is successful in illustrating the obvious separations or disconnections that exist within the framework of society, utilizing Margaret and Mrs. Wilcox as clear-cut examples of how people only appear to be different on the outside but actually harbor a sameness on the inside. Bibliography lists 3 sources. The term has its basis in early theories of family therapy which prove to be applicable in the larger view of multiple families and the 'family' of England. No additional sources cited.