EMI TAN ROMONLARIDA GARMONIYA MAVZUSIGA BERILGAN AHMIYATI

Lina  DONG

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Lina DONG Hebei Software Institute, China

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"Kalit so‘zlar" : Harmony, Mother-Daughter Relationship, Cultural Heritage, Reconciliation, Amy Tan, Identity.

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This paper explores the thematic intricacies of the mother-daughter relationship within the context of traditional Chinese American
culture, as depicted in the novels of Amy Tan. Through an analysis of Tan's works, particularly focusing on maternal storytelling and
daughters' active inquiry into their maternal lineage, the study elucidates the transformative journey towards reconciliation and
understanding between generations. Tan's narratives highlight the importance of familial memory and cultural heritage in fostering
emotional connection and resolving conflicts, while also underscoring the significance of female friendships in navigating life's
challenges. By delving into themes of cultural identity, forgiveness, and empathy, Tan's work offers profound insights into the universal
human quest for harmony and unity across diverse backgrounds and experiences. Through nuanced storytelling, Tan invites readers to
contemplate the complexities of familial relationships and the enduring pursuit of connection and reconciliation in a multicultural
society.

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