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Jan 9, 2014
Writing Feedback / Corrupt Hope: An argument for fighting corruption [3]
I think ur trying to say that we all believe in ideals that come naturally to us and we might agree in a objective situation but not practice subjectively if this is along the lines of what ur trying to say then I think it can be better understood by the reader if u make these changes or changes along these lines:
organize and separate into paragraphs that have similar ideas in them like paragraphs after the 1st paragraph (which I liked and I think flowed to the next paragraph) your organization of ideas makes it confusing but ideas are good
when you have a string short sentences like: "In it fact, it is the strongest emotion we have. Think about it. All of your actions can be traced back to hope, except those of course which are common through all creatures. Why does a lover calls out to his lover? Because he hopes to be heard. Why do people follow someone with a radically different idea, that is, at the end, not so different at all? Because they hope to be free.
You can put paragraphs/ spaces in between so it has more impact so it stops the reader and they really think on what you have said, if that is what your trying to accomplish you should change it to some thing like this or delete some of the rhetorical questions:
"In it fact, it is the strongest emotion we have.
Think about it.
All of your actions can be traced back to hope, except those of course which are common through all creatures. Why does a lover calls out to his lover?
Because he hopes to be heard.
Why do people follow someone with a radically different idea, that is, at the end, not so different at all? Because they hope to be free."
Then i think you should include examples from life, news, personal to back up your argument, if the assignment allows.
Add 'raised' after diff. people so you connect it more to the previous sentence b/c the sentence after the one about up bring doesn't really connect 'different people' with the factor of their up bring:
"Of course, this being the general factor, another specific factor comes into the equation; our upbringing, from childhood to this moment. Different people "raised' in different societies often interpret the same event in different..."
I think the question marks that you have incite the reader to think but makes them think to hard at what your main point is if your gong to keep these you need to connect your ideas and explanations more as well as explain plainly what your main point is but not to plainly of course.
You can do something to this effect to make your point have more impact. I hope you found this useful in some way i tried my best and good luck on what ever this is for!
I think ur trying to say that we all believe in ideals that come naturally to us and we might agree in a objective situation but not practice subjectively if this is along the lines of what ur trying to say then I think it can be better understood by the reader if u make these changes or changes along these lines:
organize and separate into paragraphs that have similar ideas in them like paragraphs after the 1st paragraph (which I liked and I think flowed to the next paragraph) your organization of ideas makes it confusing but ideas are good
when you have a string short sentences like: "In it fact, it is the strongest emotion we have. Think about it. All of your actions can be traced back to hope, except those of course which are common through all creatures. Why does a lover calls out to his lover? Because he hopes to be heard. Why do people follow someone with a radically different idea, that is, at the end, not so different at all? Because they hope to be free.
You can put paragraphs/ spaces in between so it has more impact so it stops the reader and they really think on what you have said, if that is what your trying to accomplish you should change it to some thing like this or delete some of the rhetorical questions:
"In it fact, it is the strongest emotion we have.
Think about it.
All of your actions can be traced back to hope, except those of course which are common through all creatures. Why does a lover calls out to his lover?
Because he hopes to be heard.
Why do people follow someone with a radically different idea, that is, at the end, not so different at all? Because they hope to be free."
Then i think you should include examples from life, news, personal to back up your argument, if the assignment allows.
Add 'raised' after diff. people so you connect it more to the previous sentence b/c the sentence after the one about up bring doesn't really connect 'different people' with the factor of their up bring:
"Of course, this being the general factor, another specific factor comes into the equation; our upbringing, from childhood to this moment. Different people "raised' in different societies often interpret the same event in different..."
I think the question marks that you have incite the reader to think but makes them think to hard at what your main point is if your gong to keep these you need to connect your ideas and explanations more as well as explain plainly what your main point is but not to plainly of course.
You can do something to this effect to make your point have more impact. I hope you found this useful in some way i tried my best and good luck on what ever this is for!