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I predict that “Only connect” will be how he saw education in 1998 through his eyes. It is much like see it through his eyes. He also takes note on how the educated sees the small things. “This too is ridiculously simple to say but very difficult to achieve, since there are so many ways of reading in our world. Educated people can appreciate not only the front page of the New York Times but also the arts section, the sports section, the business section, the science section, and the editorials. “ He just names a few things

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It is similar to the book we read in 8th grade called the Outsiders where the greasers and the socs. The people with the money were called socs and they had the best education and the best cars, they ALWAYS had money they didn’t have to learn how to fend for themselves and the greasers were the ones who had to fight for everything they have. They don’t have the best education. The author Cronon is saying that even though people came from different sides of the tracks we all need to learn to adapt to the new ways schools teach. Everyone has a choice and an opportunity whether it be with FAFSA, or working more than 1 job. We all can do it. Even in highschool education is changing. We can’t be like the socs and the greasers. The book Outsiders was from 1967.

Even better yet? The book To Kill a Mockingbird Atticus had this idea in his head that women can not be educated, women must stay in the kitchen and away from school even though he was a profoundly great lawyer. He wouldn’t let his daughter learn that much as he probably should have. He and everyone else in the book of course, this book was written 1960 but set in the 1930s. We have still come a long way from that too. And cronon has acknowledged that and he proved that education is for everyone. Even if it is just simply staring out and taking in the fields that farmers built, craftsmanship in the way things are built.

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my friend said that I was on a great start. She said she liked the idea of what Cronon was saying. She escpecially liked that he pointed out other things outside of reading like the craftsmenship.

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The author is optimistic because he is showing us and telling us about the skills he likes to see in an educated person and he is buoyant that we as a human generation can evolve and adapt to and stay afloat with the new ways that education has changed. he wants people to understand why and how education matters because he wants to remind us where we came from.

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Cronon refers to the “unfree” serfs and peasants by the fact that in the end the educated may seem as if we are a class higher than the uneducated. In medieval times, women weren’t the educated ones, children and women were the ones that cleaned the house and never really had to do anything. Men were seen as the rulers, the fighters, and women had to work by selling bread or goods. By now Cronon thinks that by being liberated by education we will be free from the imprisonment of the isolated world. His attitude shows hope that we will be free from being lost and not finding our way to true human freedom.

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“The "free men" who studied the liberal arts were male aristocrats; these specialized bodies of knowledge were status markers that set them apart from "unfree" serfs and peasants, as well as from the members of other vulgar and ignoble classes. Our modern sense of liberal education has expanded from this medieval foundation to include a greater range of human talents and a much more inclusive number of human beings, holding out at least the dream that everyone might someday be liberated by an education that stands in the service of human freedom.”

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William Cronon wrote "Only Connect" in 1998. Cronon idealizes going to college because he has said that educated people know how to speak, listen and read even understand a bit better and looking at the the small picture, he even added about Cecil Rhodes how we all have the learn about “world’s fight” we need to learn how to make this world better than how we found it.

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Author; William Cronon is an expert seeing he has published many books. It was published in 1998. It was published in an interesting time seeing that 1998 was 23 years ago. The author was writing this because he wanted to show how education was in 1998.