1. Life of Pi - The Coexistence of Religion and Science
Finding himself as a castaway, Pi applies his understanding of faith and reason to an orangutan and tiger who accompanies him on a compact lifeboat. ... In the same way, Pi also looks at Richard Parker the royal Bengal tiger as a source of hope. ... In addition, considering the Bengal tiger as a "display of mighty art"" (151), Pi indirectly compares the Richard Parker to God, whose presence is "overwhelming, yet"" (151) gives Pi a sense of protection and hope. ...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate