We have also watched the film 'Australia', in which a young half-caste boy says 'I belong no one. I belong nowhere'.
Where do you belong? Where do you feel most comfortable? Is it possible to belong to more than one place and culture?
Monday, August 30, 2010
Identity and Belonging
Recently we have read the story 'Chinese Lessons', in which a young woman describes her changing feelings about her cultural background.
We have also watched the film 'Australia', in which a young half-caste boy says 'I belong no one. I belong nowhere'.
Where do you belong? Where do you feel most comfortable? Is it possible to belong to more than one place and culture?
We have also watched the film 'Australia', in which a young half-caste boy says 'I belong no one. I belong nowhere'.
Where do you belong? Where do you feel most comfortable? Is it possible to belong to more than one place and culture?
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