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The importance of cultural preservation from "summary" of The Rice Mother by Rani Manicka
Cultural preservation is the cornerstone of our identity, our heritage, our very essence as human beings. It is the thread that weaves through generations, connecting us to our past, grounding us in the present, and guiding us into the future. Without it, we are adrift in a sea of uncertainty, lost in a world that is constantly changing, constantly evolving. In 'The Rice Mother', the characters are deeply rooted in their cultural traditions, customs, and beliefs. These are not just superficial aspects of their lives, but fundamental pillars that hold up their entire existence. From the way they dress to the food they eat, from the stories they tell to the rituals they perform, every aspect of their lives is imbued with the essence of their culture. Through the characters in the novel, we see the importance of cultural preservation in all its forms. We see how it shapes their values, their relationships, their sense of belonging. We see how it gives them strength in times of adversity, comfort in times of sorrow, and joy in times of celebration. We see how it is not just a part of who they are, but a part of what sustains them, nourishes them, and keeps them whole. The novel also highlig...
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