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A Wedding in Brownsville (Isaac Bashevis Singer)

CBSE · Class 12 · English

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1

Author and Background

  • Isaac Bashevis Singer was born in Poland.
  • His father and grandfather were rabbis, and he was educated at the Warsaw Rabbinical Seminary.
  • He emigrated to the US in 1935.
2

Plot Outline

  • The wedding is to take place on a Sunday.
  • Abraham Mekheles is marrying off his youngest daughter, Sylvia.
  • Dr Solomon Margolin feels the wedding is a burden from the beginning.
3

Character Sketches

  • Dr Solomon Margolin is the protagonist and a successful doctor from Sencimin now practising in New York on West End Avenue.
  • He is husband of Gretl and was formerly in love with Raizel.
  • He is called Schloime-Dovid or Schloimele by fellow Senciminers.
4

Themes and Ideas

  • Memory dominates the story and constantly pulls Margolin back into the past.
  • Loss is everywhere: destroyed towns, dead relatives, murdered friends, and vanished communities.
  • Identity is unstable because the old world of Sencimin survives only in memory and speech.

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Margolin is a successful doctorSencimin represents Margolin’s lost pastRaizel was Margolin’s great loveThe wedding is noisyThe story is deeply shaped by

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