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For my sources, I wanted to find information that had to do with my research question of: How does Amitav Ghosh’s novel “The Hungry Tide” manipulate written and spoken language to depict human complexities, like emotional values? I went to the Hunter library’s website and searched for certain terms like “language,” “translation,” etc. Some of them I have to go through once more with a refined eye for the relevance of the information relating to the novel itself. Taking in what these sources are saying helps me strengthen my research question and make comparisons.