چکیده مقاله
Zadie Smith’s On Beauty intricately examines the interwoven complexities of cultural identity, beauty, and social dynamics within a university community The narrative unfolds against cultural clashes, revealing the tensions that arise when diverse backgrounds intersect Characters grapple with their identities, navigating the fluidity of national, ethnic, and personal identities shaped by their experiences Smith highlights the role of class in constructing identity, illustrating how socioeconomic status influences perceptions and relationships among the characters The café setting serves as a microcosm for cultural negotiation, where beauty is not merely an aesthetic concept but a site of contention that reflects broader societal values Through exploring miscegenation, Smith addresses the cultural implications of interracial relationships, emphasizing both the challenges and enrichments that arise from such unions This article delves into these key themes, showcasing how Smith’s work invites readers to engage with the multifaceted nature of identity in an increasingly interconnected world Ultimately, On Beauty critically reflects on contemporary societal issues surrounding race, class, and cultural identity, urging readers to appreciate the richness and complexity of human experiences
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Shahmoradi, Faranak and Zarrinjooee (Corresponding Author), Bahman and BaradaranJamili, Leila,1403,Interwoven Identities: Beauty, Class, and Culture in Zadie Smith’s On Beauty,20th International Conference on Language , Literature , Culture and History Studies
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مجموعه مقالات بیستمین کنفرانس بین المللی مطالعات زبان، ادبیات، فرهنگ و تاریخ18 آبان 1403