Question

An open handed map awarding the world its world. Explain.

Answer 1

An open handed map awarding the world its world.

Explanation:

• The map here is described as a being "open-handed" in the sense that it is generous with what it has to offer.
• The map itself is offering "the world its world" as it is laid open and is displaying the wealth of its painted world.
• However, the map itself may be generous,but the circumstances of these children make it difficult for them to take it up on its offer.  
• They are arguably a part of the world, or should be, but in fact they could never contemplate on a world as vast and without boundaries as that displayed by the map.
• On the contrary, the world for these children is "not this map," but is limited to the windows and what can be seen through them.
• Like the streets outside, they are "sealed in" and  unable to imagine a life lived freely outside  the confines of the city, the slum, in which they live

Answer 2

Answer:

It signifies that the open handed map is showing only the prestige of rich people which is developed by them. It means that those slum children living in slums should be given their basic human rights. They should be made free to explore the world and its creativity

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