Question

2. ""Prejudices are obstacles in smooth interaction among human beings"" In the light of the lesson elaborate the statement.

Answer 1

a) Sadao was prejudiced towards Americans (p-46, last para)

b) Servants disapproved of harbouring enemy

c) Mention instances where Sadao and Hana express hatred towards Tom

Answer 2

Answer:

'The Enemy' delivers the notion that humanity triumphs over all prejudices and barriers created by humans.

Explanation:

• Pearl Sydenstricker Buck wrote the story The Enemy.

• 'The Enemy' delivers the notion that humanity triumphs over all prejudices and barriers created by humans.
• In this case, Dr. Sadao honours the medical profession's ethics by treating an enemy.
• As a result, the doctor must treat the patient regardless of his identity. The story serves as a powerful lesson on peace, love, sympathy, empathy, and humanism.

• Simple, superstitious, and patriotic servants regard harbouring an enemy as a crime. Insularity, fear for lives. Humanitarian issues are not understood at a higher level of reasoning.
• Sadao and Hana had been exposed to other cultures and were more accepting as a result. Consider it unethical for a doctor to let a patient die when he or she could be saved. Even an adversary is first and foremost a human person.

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