Economic forces drive characters to new lands from "summary" of The Glass Palace by Ghosh,Amitav
The lure of economic prosperity can be a powerful force, propelling individuals to venture far from their familiar surroundings in search of new opportunities. In 'The Glass Palace', Ghosh vividly portrays how characters are driven by economic forces to seek out new lands, whether it be through migration, trade, or colonization. These characters are often motivated by a desire for wealth, security, or a better life for themselves and their families. The novel follows the intertwined lives of characters who are swept up in the tumultuous events of the 20th century, from the fall of the Burmese royal family to the rise of colonial powers in Southeast Asia. As they navigate through these turbulent times, economic pressures play a significant role in shaping their deci...
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