Forster's philosophy of life in 'a passenger to india
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Forster's philosophy of life
- In a passage to India, Forster seems to have lost his belief in human relations as the sole remedy against human ills. Forster appears to have lost his belief in human relations as the sole remedy against human ills in a passage to India.
- There are four characters in the story such as Dr. Aziz, Mrs. Moore, Aziz' British friend Mr. Cyril Fielding, and Adela Quested. During a journey to the 'fictitious Marabar Caves', Adela thinks she found herself alone with Dr. Aziz in caves but in fact, aziz is in the different cave, and then panics and flees.
- Dr. Aziz is assumed to have tried to assault her. The trial of Aziz, brought the common racial issued and prejudices between the British and the Indians.
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