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我把我的也贴你这,好吧?
136.The absence of choice is a circumstance that is very, very rare.
简要提纲:
1.为了后面的展开限制(定义)题目中的关键词-absence是相对的,有级别的,并给出理由
(然后按照级别分段论述)
2.绝对的“无选择”情况:有但很少-1.“命运因素” 2.完全丧失选择权利的人
3.有限的“无选择”情况:个人因处于社会中的地位与层次不同,相应地选择的范围大小也不同
4.大多数情况都是我们面临很多选择的:一个小青年找工作的小例子说明-选择是有地,但要靠自己找地
5.再次点出我的论点:同意原题,但是是有条件地同意
Before giving my opinion, I want to emphasize that the word absence should be considered a relative state, instead of the rigid meaning of completely nil for the following two reasons. One is that the world, from its primitive time, has been offering an unlimited number of possibilities, which ensure that we are out of the question without any choice. The other is that we human beings have our own wills, in other words, have authority to decide on anything with regard to ourselves; we can accept, reject, compete compromise and do whatever helping lead our good lives. Thus the assertion that the absence of choice is a circumstance that is very, very rare is strongly reasonable.
Admittedly, there are things, though very rare, we cannot decide on, things in relation to the so-called destiny. For example, we cannot choose which family to born into; we cannot choose our blood parents; we cannot choose our inborn natures though the new genetic technology suggests that we may to some extent reform or change them. Also on some extreme occasions, certain groups of people may be bereft of their power to make choices, such as life-long prisoners or people who suffer severe mental disability.
More often, it is ourselves who bring the various degrees of diminished choices. As social members we can never escape the fates to be confined to limited choices, because in any type of societies, the available choices will not be equitably distributed among all people. When we build up our society, we also automatically orient ourselves in it, that is to fit ourselves into certain positions and classes within it. Obviously, the top class of the society, including the rich, influential politicians and bureaucrats and business magnates enjoy a relatively wide range of choices while the lower classes face a narrow one.
However in most cases, there is a multiplicity of choices in front of us, but we sometimes tend to neglect them. Then why we always hear people claim that life's circumstances leave them with "no choice". A young graduate may receive only one job offer among his tens of interviews so that he may complain that he has no choice but to go to that job. Nevertheless, actually it is the gap between reality and his own expectation that prevents him to discover those potential choices. If he keeps on searching instead of staying put to wait for a decent job to hit him, he will be exposed to more choices. Choices will not be there unless we try our best to find them all.
In sum, based on a flexible understanding of the absence of one's choice, I agree to the above assertion. Though there are cases that we would face circumstances without choice, most often we have plenty of possibilities to make our decisions, though sometimes an imperfectly limited number of choices. |
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