Describe how the author of Work Is a Blessing makes the connection from their own story to a larger issue. Is that issue an institution, a policy, a practice, a debate, an idea, a misconception? What happens when the writer shifts from telling the story to making the point? Also try to give specific examples of how the writer makes the connection. What exactly do they say? What gets left unsaid (implied)?
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