In Katherine Boos narrative nonfiction, Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai under city, residents in the Mumbai slum of Annawadi struggle for life under adverse conditions: poverty, corruption, neighborly conflict, illegality, social marginality, police abuse, an unhealthy urban environment of waste and sewage as well as competition over limited resources. These resources include recyclable garbage materials, spaces to live, spaces to work, income, social recognition and status, education, labor and available jobs.
Focusing on two characters in Katherine Boos book (e.g. Asha and Abdul or Zehrunissa and Manju, etc.) discuss the significance of limited resources for Annawadians.
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In Katherine Boos narrative nonfiction, Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai under city, residents in the Mumbai slum of Annawadi struggle for life under adverse conditions: poverty, corruption, neighborly conflict, illegality, social marginality, police abuse, an unhealthy urban environment of waste and sewage as well as competition over limited resources. These resources include recyclable garbage materials, spaces to live, spaces to work, income, social recognition and status, education, labor and available jobs.
Focusing on two characters in Katherine Boos book (e.g. Asha and Abdul or Zehrunissa and Manju, etc.) discuss the significance of limited resources for Annawadians.
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