Complete reading on parts 5 and 6 of the Death of Ivan Illich
What is Ivan concerned about in the "analysis" explained by his doctors?
Why do you think Ivan is so angry with his wife at the conclusion of part 5 ?
What is Ivan so distressed about and how is he thinking about his life?
How does Ivan contrast his childhood with the rest of his life?
Why is the reference to a saying about men not being mortal not helpful to Ivan?
Monday, December 8, 2008
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