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Read Ian Cron’s book called Jesus, my father, the CIA, and me and then respond to the following questions (equivalent of 3-5 pages, typed in 10-12 pt font, double-spaced):
a. Identify at least one “social interaction” and one “socialization force” that, from your perspective, had a significant impact on how Ian saw himself, others, and all else.
b. From your perspective, what was a “really important scene” in the book, and why.
c. Comment briefly on how this novel may have been helpful in exploring the central theme of “seeing more, more clearly.”
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Jesus, my father, the CIA and me (Ian Croon)
This short novel by Ian Morgan Croon seems to give a summary of his life experiences and
struggles to cope up and change some behaviour. The central theme presented in this story is
the fact that even though people may look different, the fact remains those they moulded
from the same raw material. This shows the religious aspect of the storyline. There is a need
to learn ways on how somebody can change the behaviours which do not appeal to him/her.
He also instils in readers, the fact that attempts to reverse critical behavioural situations are
not a work of one day but consistency always have it done. The social interactions and
relationships are also paramount and should be kept strong especially when it comes to
kinship ties.
When it's a question of sociology, social interaction is always regarded as the exchange of
ideas, experiences and other issues among people and this forms the foundation of society; a
society with people who can be able to solve their problems using their skills or the
experiences of their friends. Social interactions always come in many ...
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