Monday, September 23, 2013

               
               In the story blue collar brilliance, Rosie is arguing that blue collar workers use not only there body but also their brains. First of all, he observes his mother while she is working in the restaurant. She moves around with the dexterity,not only dong physical work but also using her brains effectively in getting her work one. there she memorize orders an solved problems relating to her work.secondly his uncle who dropped out of school showed how he was effective in solving work related problems. to solve the problem he encounter he use his brains to Rosie,man could not separate physical work, with the use of his brains at the same time.the two go hand in hand.
           Rosie is also arguing,against separating physical work with the use of the brains From his observation on  his mother working at a restaurant,and his uncle working at a factory,he realized that using your brains an physical work combine.From the study he conducted there were plenty of excellent work about lawyers,scientist and other rich professionals. only few he found, about blue collar workers, whose stories were her breaking.our culture has contribute to the notion of defining us of how educate we are. only an educated person uses his or her brains. As quoted  the definition for intelligence is to work, is to solve problems. so by the lawyer working, hes solving a problem. with solving problems someone is using their brains.
        I identify withMike in the story. He is works in the steel mill .Mike not only uses his muscles to work but also his brains. to drive the vehicle he has to use his brains .In moving the objects he has to do some sort of calculations when moving the objects around. Just like how blue collar workers are not recognized in the story,Mike also is  not recognized.

1 comment:

  1. I'm glad you mention the studies Rose talks about: it's always good to talk about the author's evidence as well as the arguments. Really pay attention to where your sentences begin and end. Be sure you're using periods and capitals. It's a small thing but makes your writing a lot easier to understand. Also, in the second paragraph, we don't know who this Mike is, different from Mike Rose. How would you introduce him?

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