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Manhood af John Wain, resume og analyse

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Manhood af John Wain, resume og analyse er en engelsk-opgave til 1.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 7. Fylder 1 side (322 ord, ca. 1 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 4. februar 2015.

Denne opgave opsummerer John Wains novelle 'Manhood' og analyserer forholdet mellem far og søn. Den udforsker temaet om forældrepres og faderens uindfriede drømme, der påvirker sønnens barndom og valg. En grundig gennemgang af tekstens centrale konflikter.

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Opgaven opsummerer og analyserer John Wains novelle 'Manhood' med fokus på far-søn forholdet og temaet om forældrepres. Den er velstruktureret og giver god indsigt i tekstens hovedpunkter.
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  • engelsk novelle
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  • forældrepres
  • john wain
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  • manhood
  • novelleanalyse
  • opvækst
  • sport

The story is about a boy and his relationship to his father. The father is very ambitious. His biggest wish, is that his son can be a good athlete. Because when he was younger he had to study, to avoid unemployment when he grew up. He never had the chance to attend to any kind of recreation, he didn’t even get a bicycle. And he doesn’t want his son to grow up, in the same way he did. The son constantly have to break his fatigue barrier, to satisfy his father. But his mother got the opposite opinion. She thinks that it’s unhealthy for a boy at his age, to be so active. When Rob doesn't make it to the football team, his dad gets very disappointed. So instead of joining the football team, he chooses to join the boxer team. One day there’s a tournament at the school, but that day Rob get’s sick. And he says he can’t go boxing. The father decides to call his coach, but he doesn’t know anything about it. And then Rob’s parents finds out that he’s lying.

The relationship between the father and the son:

The problem between the father and the son is, the father got other ambitions than Rob. He wants him to be very good at athletics, and the only reason Rob is attending to his fathers activities is to make him proud. But at the end he can’t satisfy his dad anymore, so he’s lying to him instead.

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