The Third and Final Continent

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The Third and Final Continent is a short story by Jhumpa Lahiri that follows an Indian immigrant’s quiet, introspective journey of adaptation and belonging in America.

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instanceOf literary work
person
short story
short story collection
author Jhumpa Lahiri
awardedWith Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
surface form: Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (via collection Interpreter of Maladies)
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
ethnicOrigin Indian
featuresCharacter Mala
Mrs. Croft
firstPublishedIn Interpreter of Maladies
form prose
genre immigrant fiction
literary fiction
hasAuthorBackground Indian American writer
hasNarrativeMode realism
includedIn Interpreter of Maladies
language English
literaryMovement contemporary literature
literaryStatus widely anthologized short story
mainCharacterOccupation university librarian
narrativePerspective first-person
nationality American
notableFor portrayal of Indian immigrant experience in America
quiet, introspective narrative voice
notableWork The Third and Final Continent self-linksurface differs
occupation writer
originalPublicationYear 1999
plotElement arranged marriage
boarding with an elderly American landlady
protagonistNationality Indian
publisherOfCollection Houghton Mifflin
setting Boston
Cambridge, Massachusetts
London, England
surface form: London

United States of America
surface form: United States
targetAudience adult readers
theme belonging
cultural adaptation
diaspora
generational difference
identity
immigration
marriage
timePeriod late 1960s

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Interpreter of Maladies containsStory The Third and Final Continent
The Third and Final Continent notableWork The Third and Final Continent self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Jhumpa Lahiri