We should write a detailed analysis for the Douglass autobiography. Instructions: 4 pgs MLA double spaced And one extra page citation page Refer to the Book attached in reference erences Mailings Review View Help contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View Enable Editing Assessed abilities: Critical Thinking, Writing Spring 2024 Instructor: Bob Brown Students are required to read the assigned edition of The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, introduction by Henry Louis Gates. (Please consult the Course Syllabus for detailed information.) This is the first research challenge: Douglass wrote four separate narratives of his life written at various times in his life journey. You must find the final, summative work which has a fine introduction by Professor Gates. If you need to do so, you are free to develop additional biographical information about Douglass' life. Here is the assignment: Students should summarize briefly, based on their own analysis of Douglass' autobiography as well as information from the textbook and Lecture Notes, the realities of life for African Americans during the years before the Civil War. A caution: Remember that Douglass was both a slave and a free man at different times during this period. Your analysis must include his life from both perspectives The purpose of the exercise is not, however, simply to prepare a plot summary. It is to invite reflection on the role of race during this time period and on the life of Douglass as it unfolded. Students should analyze the cultural environment of the time and the personal history that shaped one of the e most extraordinary figures in our nation's history of the United States. Here are some POSSIBLE questions to consider. (Please do not try to deal with them all. What is the relationship between individual character and social environment? What does the life of Douglass say about the larger culture of the time? What factors led to Douglass' transition from slave to runaway slave to forceful social critic? How does his evolution suggest the nature of U.S. society at the time? This is a deliberately open-ended assignment, designed to encourage reflection and analy DETAILS The goal of this assignscat is to assess ability in the areas of writing, critical thinking, and Because this is a detailed analysis, the essay should be a minimum of four complete pages in length. It should be documented in a recognized documentation style (MLA, APA, Chicago, etc.) The Works Cited Page does not count as a page of text. You MUST de a Works Cited Page, even if includes only the Narrative. You should provide secessary biographical information, whether from the Namative itself or from additional research. But the assay should be more ay of the my lives of Frederick Donglass This is a work of historical analysis. You i clear, organized writing, and an ability to explore the No holds are barred sol writing this cay to donate critical thinking elationship between the

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