عاجل جدا طلب حلول اسئله في ماده 449 الادب الحديث

[غنوج]

compare and contrast the British attitude towords the Indians ,also How is Indians attitude and feeling towords the British in Apassage to India ?
Though A Passage to India is in many ways a highly symbolic, or even mystical, text, it also aims to be a realistic documentation of the attitudes of British colonial officials in India. Forster spends large sections of the novel characterizing different typical attitudes the English hold toward the Indians whom they control. Forster’s satire is most harsh toward Englishwomen, whom the author depicts as overwhelmingly racist, self-righteous, and viciously condescending to the native population. Some of the Englishmen in the novel are as nasty as the women, but Forster more often identifies Englishmen as men who, though condescending and unable to relate to Indians on an individual level, are largely well-meaning and invested in their jobs.
The Indians, in turn, are preoccupied with the English treatment of them. The Indians are aware of the degrees of English treatment toward them, as shown when Hamidullah notes that the English in India are less kind than the English in England

ممكن تكتب هذي الاجابة او انكم تكتبوا الاحداث اللي صارت ل Aziz في القصة زي مثلا :

Two English ladies, Mrs. Callendar and Mrs. Lesley, take Aziz's tonga (carriage), thinking that his ride is their own.

وكمان الاتهام اللي توجه ل Aziz :
Aziz is unexpectedly arrested. He is charged with attempting to rape Adela Quested while she was in the caves, a charge based on a claim Adela herself has made

ويعني تشرحوا بالتفصيل الممل ...

[..هذا مافي جعبتي ..]