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Even the conscience of the slave owner "(Douglas 2) .Frederick Douglas decides to learn how to read and write, but with this knowledge it is difficult to understand the facts, reading him is a curse rather than a blessing "(Douglas 3). After learning how to read, Frederick Douglas sees it as a burden rather than a gift. He understands the true state of slavery, together with Sherman Aleksey, it is necessary to overcome their initial state and accept what impedes learning Even if the results of their knowledge are different, they Everyone is confronted with stereotypes and racial discrimination. In two articles, Sherman Aleksey and Frederick Douglas, they acquire and transcend knowledge and dare to be superior on their own, but they are determined to learn and acquire knowledge, but the results are It leads to another realization and the truth. Both of them learned about who they are and how they are surprised and overlooked. For Sherman Aleksey, non - Indians and white children who are studying at school are regarded as Native Americans, and they and the Indian community expect it. Sherman Aleksey rejected this failure and shared this knowledge, although it was taken and internalized in the community as most Indian communities at the time failed to struggle with each other and failed. I wanted to do. Unfortunately, unsuccessful Indian children are sitting in the back row and can not understand them with the accuracy of the drama. Their note page is empty. They do not have pencils or pens. They gazed at the window. They resisted refusal

Both works, the two authors are ethnic minorities. They are all trying to overcome the same obstacles in learning and composition. In Frédéric Douglas's "Learning to Read and Writ", Douglas wrote in chronological order of my life. He has stated his age many times throughout this article. It helps to follow his chronological strategy. He also has to find someone to teach him how to read and write on his own. "Joy of reading and writing: Superman and I" is similar to the previous work. Because, in his work, Sherman Aleksey needs to teach it yourself. The teacher does not care. Alexie's work is different from Douglass's work. Show him how to write as if he is talking to the audience and not to talk about specific events. Alexei also used coherent sentences in his writings to emphasize that this was what Douglas did not do.

Even the conscience of a slave owner "(Douglas 2) .Frederick Douglas decides to learn how to read and write, but by understanding this knowledge we can understand the truth. I feel that learning things is rather a curse rather than a blessing (Douglas 3) Frederick Douglas finally sees it as a burden rather than a gift after learning how to read. In relation to Sherman Aleksey, both need to overcome the initial state and accept what hinders learning, but neither of them faces stereotypes and racial discrimination, but the result of knowledge is different. In both Sherman Aleksey and Frederick Douglas articles they dared to learn and transcend the knowledge they had. Truth The page of that notebook is empty.

The first person's powerful story is the story of the early life of Frederic Douglas as a slave of plantations. Learning to read is a trigger of Frederick's determination to escape slavery. "I bought my first newspaper and learned new words - freedom, justice, and freedom." Finally Frederick made a letter from his master and freed him with his writing skills. The reality of cruel slavery is inevitable, but this familiar biography can celebrate my determination and hope. This attractive autobiography focuses on the evolution of the huge portrait of the artist Chuck Close. According to a question raised by a real child, Close speaks frankly about his work. Closure explained that he dealt with worldly learning disabilities from childhood and dealing with ominous spinal arteries that almost paralyzed him at the age of 48. Now, enjoy the art of sitting in a wheelchair and using his brush to paint his arm, creating his excitement