Harrison Bergeron Comparative Analysis

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Comparative Analysis

Kate Chopin and Kurt Vonnegut are two American wrote two engrossing fictional different stories. Although the background and setting of both narratives is different, each of them implement social problems that go hand in hand such as racism and gender equality. In Harrison Bergeron, the author suggests that total (gender) equality is not an ideal worth striving for,as many people believe. On the other hand, the author from Desiree’s baby portrays that racism is wrong, and that racial purity is not a measure of a person; love should supersede any prejudice.Evidently, the two of the stories present similar and equivalent themes, however the way they discussed such problems was divergent .

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