I would have to say c.) man vs. self.
The three best answers are:
- The language doesn´t include the writer's reactions or judgements.
- The language includes only the emotions that Olaudah Equiano described.
- The writer avoided using loaded language.
When writing an objective summary it is necessary to focus on the principal theme or main idea of a text, as well as any particular, important detail that supports that idea. Every detail that is considered unnecessary has to be left out.
By objective it is meant that the writer avoids inserting his or her own point of view, reaction or perception about the text into the summary. This is why a summary that is considered objective should not be written in the first person "I" voice.
I think it's if we become too dependant on our technology, we will lose our humanity
The correct answer is: Looking inward to find the true self.
Modernist works are often written in the first person, unlike earlier works, which were written in the third. Furthermore, the technique known as "stream of consciousness" appeared during the Modernist era as a way of turning inward and writing about the "true self."
