In the conclusion of her essay, Morrison writes, "I have never considered the level of labor to be the measure of myself, and I have never placed the security of a job above the value of home." How do you respond to her key Insight? Refer to your answers to the "Preparing to Read" questions. How do you see the connection between your current job, your role as a student, or your imagined career (on one hand) and your identity (on the other)? Do you measure yourself by your achievements, either as a student now or in terms of the professional life you imagine for yourself in the future? Provide a narrative about yourself that addresses the issues about work and home that Morrison discusses in her essay.

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Subject & Strategy A Writer's Reader Sixteen Edition

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In response to Morrisons insight I find myself reflecting on my own values and priorities in relation to work and home Before reading her essay I had ... View the full answer