The Human Cost Of An Illiterate Society Rhetorical Analysis

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In the article “The Human Cost of an Illiterate Society” published in “reading for writers” in New York, 2013 by Jonathan Kozol. I can see that this is something Jonathan Kozol is very passionate about the issues and struggles going on right now with those who are illiterate. Because of reading his article I have now seen and heard many stories that I would have never even thought of. This article made me truly open my mind and made me think about all the emotions these people are going through, it gave me a very strong compassionate feeling towards them and their stories that they shared. With Jonathan Kozol's article he showed me an area of people that I honestly have never thought about because I didn’t have to go through anything related
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“The Human Cost of an Illiterate Society” by Johnathan Kozol is that “illiterates live, in more than literal ways, an uninsured existence.” The author uses techniques by defining literacy through quotes from people who are illiterate and the statistics Kozol uses, which show factual information. I connect “The Human Cost of an Illiterate Society” to my uncle’s first experience in America for many reasons. I connect the text to my uncle’s first experience in America for many reasons. “The Human Cost…

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