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关于假想例子的时态,有范文为证:Consider the blind law student who inspires others to overcome the same challenge; or the amputee distance runner who serves as a role model for other physically challenged people in her community.
现在修改后的文章如下:
Values, which can be broadly defined as the primary guidance for human pursuits and endeavors, are not the result of rational choice. Although most people, many great philosophers included, stood and still stand on the other side about this issue, their interpretations, as attempts to combine the reason and values, actually beg the question.
The initiation of a pursuit is desire, which is the master of reason. To clarify, one needs to distinguish desire from goal, which serve the former faithfully together with reason, the other servant. Consider, for example, a father who after a longtime hesitation gives up the alluring idea to buy a toy which may undoubtedly win his son's biggest joy. He may say that because the set of toys is too excessive for his family to afford, he has to abandon this unreasonable "desire". As similar things repeat day by day, he is very likely to form a value emphasizing economization in entertainment, and even abuse as squanderers those who can afford expensive recreation with no difficulty. However, what is the real desire of this poor father? Actually, it is to please his kid. The want for toys, however, is just a means to achieve so. Moreover, this desire still can be satisfied in many other ways, such as by appreciating his son, or just spending time talking and listening to his boy.
When we overtly denies our want for something that can objectively provide us great utility, we actually mean that we cannot choose this thing as a goal when there are other more achievable alternatives.. Given a certain kind of desire, it is the fact whether we can realize this desire by certain goals that form the way we pursue it. We learn from our experiences what goals to set and what else to preclude. In other words, facts compose experiences; experiences then, usually with the aid of logic reasoning, foretells the result of an attempt for a goal; if one goal cannot be achieved or doesn't serve the desire well, we will turn to other goals. Moreover, even economic theories, in which man is considered driven by economic motivations and to make choices under the guide of reason, still can't deny that different choices are mutual alternatives and the desire, resident deeply in human's heart, is completely independent from rationality and logics. In short, if managing to avoid mixing up the two concepts of desire and goal, one could see that reason, which helps to make decisions on goals, has little to do with desire.
As to the value, it can be regarded as a road map for the pursuit for meeting one desire. To a large extent, values are just what goals one values. They, usually in the forms of preferences and tastes, ease one's choosing among goals. Without the guidance of values, one would be bogged down by infinite options. For instance, I have played some homemade PC games and in most cases ended in disappointment in comparison with imported ones. Understandably, now I value an incoming foreign PC game much better than a native one, although the advertisements and introductions of the two both look similarly cool. Thus, thanks to this value of mine, in a game software shop I can pick up a right game without recalling why I ought to choose it.
Admittedly, reason plays a critical role in explaining this road map on the basis of experiences, and also helps one to make discussions in his or her way on the road. In this way, reason serves desire. Nevertheless, this fact doesn't lead to the conclusion that reason draws the map as well. Since humans share common basic desires, it is one's conditions and situation that chiefly decide the results of his or her attempts, and thereby his or her values. There are many stories about how a man changes his values accordingly with his state up or down. Reason and logic here never direct such changes.
In sum, values direct people's pursuits while reasons help to interpret values and execute pursuits. Bred of the ongoing conflicts between desire and situation, experiences of attempts, other than logics and reason, form and change values.
题目太复杂了,我写的时候又没有彻底想清楚,结果令人很难读懂。这样深奥的文章,我再考完作文前(三月二日)再也不会写了。还是范文的深度最合适,浅显易懂。
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