Manzano - Autobiography of a Slave (Bilingual) read the english version and answer these questions What is the central idea that the writer, thinker, or artist is trying to get across? The central idea is not the same as a summary of everything that is being said. Most central arguments can take the form of a one sentence statement that echoes throughout the work. Closely analyze one specific section of the work that best communicates the central idea that you identified in question number 1 Can you establish any analogy/relationship between what the author is trying to say and your own personal experience? If this is not the case, can you establish any relationship to other works that you have read/heard/seen (books, comics, plays, paintings, photographs, podcasts, music, movies, series, documentaries, etc.)?

Manzano - Autobiography of a Slave (Bilingual) read the english version and answer these questions What is the central idea that the writer, thinker, or artist is trying to get across? The central idea is not the same as a summary of everything that is being said. Most central arguments can take the form of a one sentence statement that echoes throughout the work. Closely analyze one specific section of the work that best communicates the central idea that you identified in question number 1 Can you establish any analogy/relationship between what the author is trying to say and your own personal experience? If this is not the case, can you establish any relationship to other works that you have read/heard/seen (books, comics, plays, paintings, photographs, podcasts, music, movies, series, documentaries, etc.)?

Manzano - Autobiography of a Slave (Bilingual)

read the english version and answer these questions

What is the central idea that the writer, thinker, or artist is trying to get across? The central idea is not the same as a summary of everything that is being said. Most central arguments can take the form of a one sentence statement that echoes throughout the work.

Closely analyze one specific section of the work that best communicates the central idea that you identified in question number 1

Can you establish any analogy/relationship between what the author is trying to say and your own personal experience? If this is not the case, can you establish any relationship to other works that you have read/heard/seen (books, comics, plays, paintings, photographs, podcasts, music, movies, series, documentaries, etc.)?
Pose one final critical question to/about the text to help further our group discussion.

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