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Analysis Of Scott Russell Sanders 'The Men We Carry In Our Minds'

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In “The Men We carry in Our Minds”, written by Scott Russell Sanders, he explained what he witnessed when he was growing up. He witnessed many men going to the same job say in and day out to earn a living for their families. He had seen black prisoners used as slaves. In this essay he describes to the educated society about the class differences. His purpose of writing the essay is to inform his readers about the social class differences, along with the lesson that humans’ thinking is built upon the experiences of cultural background. First, he uses the dialogue between Ms. Anneke and himself about genders opinion in their life. He paints loneliness in the mind of the reader by portraying men as a “wounded grizzly bear”, and the confusion
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