In paragraph 6, Mukherjee states that in India she had a strong sense of identity. Why was it difficult for her to feel at ease with her American identity?

            In her personal experience, Mukherjee was faced with issues touching on cultural dislocation that subsequently, led to her weak sense of identity. The author failed to feel at ease with the American identity especially, because of the various underlying economic and social relations that were utterly different from what she had experienced in India. As an immigrant to the United States, she was confronted with the immigrant experience, where she realized her voice was rarely going to sbe heard. Having been raised in Indian following the Indian history and customs, the author successfully portrays the picture of an ambiguous legendary homeland. Thus, her relocation to the United States takes away her sense of identity, as she feels detached from her normal life due to the economic and social differences between the two nations. 

The essay is divided into four parts.  Why did the author adopt this structure?...