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According to this statement, no field of study can advance significantly unless outsiders bring their knowledge and experience to that filed of study. In my point of view this statement is too extreme, in two aspects. First, there exist certain fields of study, which can have a revolution internally despite the reference of outsiders; 驳必要,goodand secondly, the assistance of outsiders’ knowledge and experience is only one factor in attributing to a momentous progress of a field since the accumulation of former experiences and knowledge, financial support as well as its foreground should all be taken into consideration.驳充分?题目好像没说充分呀……
To begin with, it is undeniable that some significant discoveries’ appearance have much to do with cross-discipline红包词汇^^ communication. It is known to all that the discovery of the double-spiral structured DNA, which stands as a milestone in life sciences and marks the beginning of genetic industry, was described under the cooperation of American biochemist James Watson and British biophysicist Francis Crick in 1953. 人名和时间都记得,赞啊赞,但是如果提及那个搞x-ray衍射照像的女科学家,她是outsider,就更充分了Another convictive example is the putting up of Nash’s “game theory”----it was first derived from “the game of go”, an ancient Chinese chess and further served as a basic rule in the realm of economy. Therefore certain subject’s revolutions have some reference to the experiences and knowledge of others.关于Nash只知道'You are all my reasons' -,-
However, this is not the case in respect of every significant advance in each field simply in that not every subject is necessarily an accretion to one another. In spite of some cross-disciplines, such as biochemistry ( a connectional subject of biology and chemistry), there still exist numerous subjects so independent that have little to do with others. Commonly as it maybe, a rhetorical approach may not appear twice in a physicist’s experimental report, neither could it give any help to put the ax in the helve in carrying out the experiment, let alone giving rise to a significant advance in physics.这段结构很好,论点+论据+例证
In other words, the significant advances in one field mainly comes inside the field itself rather than the outside intervention. On the one hand, the generation, existence as well as the development of a field are determined by its own attraction to fascinate human beings, motivated by people’s desire to probe further into the world and their imagination of future. Had people lost their courage in conquering the sky, the airplane will not exist in our life. One the other hand, inner experiences can also give rise to significant advances in field because the accumulation is the basis to step forward in prior to a walking stick from outsiders. Take the history of economics for example, the three founders of “Marginal revolution”(the analysis framework of microeconomics) and Keynes established two main branches (microeconomics and macroeconomics) in economics respectively at the same time, by studying the assimilated former economists’ research. Hence the inner experiences and knowledge plays a more important part in making significant advances.
Moreover, the coming-up of a significant advance is usually resulted in by the cooperation of various factors, including financial resources, human resources and even natural environment; while outsider’s knowledge and experience is only one of them. Without ruling out these factors, it is not justifiable to say that unless outsiders bring their knowledge and experience to a field can it achieve significantly.是不是有点像argu呀:P觉得还是改成支持新观点比较好
In sum, admitting that outsiders’ knowledge and experience do give rise to some contribution to the significant improvement in another field, its own accumulation in development cannot be denied as a basis. In addition, financial support, developmental prospective should be taken into consideration as well. |
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