Read Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (in its entirety).

Answer the following question in a one-page paper

Citing specific evidence from Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (not from the textbook), how was Ivan Denisovich able to resist the dehumanizing aspects of camp routine?

font size 10 or 12 only

one-inch margins
double-spaced
page number citations for your quoted evidence
not to exceed one (1) page
name at the top left
must have brief introduction and conclusion paragraphs (each not to exceed two sentences)

Preview of the answer..

Ivan Shukhov is imprisoned at Stalinist labor camp. The camps’ design clearly depicts that it’s intended to violate its prisoners’ physical and spiritual dignity. Existing settings are almost unendurable. Mattresses don’t have beddings, prisoners consume merely two hundred grams of dough per meal and prison guards forcefully force prisoners to unclothe for bodily searches at temperatures..

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