We're studying Che Guevara's Motorcycle diaries and it's so hard for me to get into this book and try draw out analysis and techniques from it. It feels too much like a translated recount so I'm struggling to even read it once more. Is there any way to solve my predicament?
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My response depends just how much you are having difficulty. Of course, I recommend you do a bit of a Google for some extra resources, go to your teacher and ask for some direction and clarification, and utilise the ATAR Notes forums, to get you the help you need to get re-motivated and access the techniques in the text!! There is no shortcut here unfortunately (though there are resources around that are pretty close, I'm sure), just hard work!!
If the text is seriously giving you grief, and you massively hate it to bits and nothing can change that, then
maybe you might consider changing your text to one of the others prescribed for the AoS? Maybe? Perhaps? At a stretch?
Seriously though, that's a last resort. It definitely creates more work for you in the short run. Do it only if you are 100% sure you are done with your current text, I don't recommend it otherwise, and you'll want to chat to your teacher about it too! I hope this helps!
